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9 January 2010
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4 January 2010
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15 November 2009
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9 November 2009
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6 November 2009
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27 October 2009
-Lovie Smith’s cover two defense is overrated and doesn’t work with the personnel on this team. His defensive scheme requires the four defensive linemen to get pressure on their own, which hasn’t been happening during Smith’s tenure. Without that consistent pressure opposing quarterbacks will be able find receivers in the open parts of the field. What good is a defensive scheme if EVERYONE knows how precisely to attack it week in and week out? Taking over the defensive play-calling isn’t working out exactly as Smith had planned. Scrap the cover two, or at least stop depending on it so much. It simply isn’t working.
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12 October 2009
(3-1) Atlanta Falcons 45
(3-2) San Francisco 49ers 10
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2 October 2009
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28 September 2009
(1-2) Pittsburgh Steelers 20
Easily the biggest surprise of the weekend. Carson Palmer led a comeback drive late to put his Bengals at 2-1. Without that freaky play in week one, they would be 3-0. Think about it. It’s painfully obvious that the Steelers are not the same without Troy Polamalu and can’t simply rely on Ben Roethlisberger to drop back all day.
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22 September 2009
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12 August 2009
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7 October 2008
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