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Originally Posted by Rectal Pertruder
You're right about Dallas Clark, but he's hardly played above his head. He's that good make no mistake. He's just a victim of a team with so many weapons. The guy makes some of the best catches i've ever seen from a tight end. He's to Manning what Novachek was to Aikman, accept he plays the slot position like a 3rd WR. He's one helluva a mismatch and if teams blitz ( like you think New England should ) , thats when you see 20-30 yard passes dropping in to Clarks hands down the middle of the field. And when catches them, he takes the hardest hits and holds onto the ball. This guy is sick. See the Baltimore game.
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He's good, I'll give that but not a great as you're making him out to be, he's been on a tare since being back though.
Problem is, if the Blitz is coming, he wont be 20-30yds down field, if the Patriots Blitz the way they can, you're talking 5-10yrs slants and quick outs, which is where Wayne or Harrison "could" really hurt the pats but haven't in the past. Samuel is playing as well as Ty Law did in his best years, it's Hobbs I worry about... he plays good, but tends to get burned at least once a game on a big play and he seems to be getting a big ego lately, if you count the swipe he took at a player that was missed by the refs last week I think he'd have a personal foul in the last 3 games.
Either way, should be a good game, I don't see a blowout.
Adam V does have ice water in his veins and will be kicking in a dome, but that only matters if the Colts put him in position to win the game, I don't think it comes down to that... I say whoever wins does it by 7-10 points.