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Originally Posted by ReaperxKingx
That is quite the high goal.
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Turns out it was also the first year of the 16-game schedule, too.
The Patriots showed a running game for the first time in years. Stevan Ridley had 125 yards in 21 carries against the Titans along with another 27 receiving yards. The Pats scoring drive near the end of the third quarter started at the TEN 48 and consisted of two short passes by Brady and the rest was Ridley. Brady and a running game? Scary.
So can someone explain to me how the Jets, who I thought had largely been written off this season, could trounce the Bills, who many saw as the up-and-coming threat to the Pats' dominance in the AFC East? Any thoughts, FDW?
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Originally Posted by FDW
-AFC East:
Buffalo Bills: 11-5*
New England Patriots: 10-6#
Miami Dolphins: 5-11
New York Jets: 4-12
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I'm not saying you're wrong. i thought Fitzpatrick and the Bills looked like formidable competitors down the stretch last season. So what happened today?
Nice to see the Niners win.