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those dropped passed didn't help. Those passes were all money passes and momentum killers.
Quote from: closetmonster on October 07, 2007, 11:46:16 PMthose dropped passed didn't help. Those passes were all money passes and momentum killers.They were huge, especially Joey's. That would have kept the drive alive and who knows, maybe we score another TD there and go up 14-13. It seems EVERYTHING fell apart today.
Does not matter when the D cant get off the field..had no game plan how to attack peyton..just let him thrown the curl over and over
That is the mistake they made. I mean we all knew the pass rush of the front four was not up to the standard needed like the glory years. So the Bucs needed to rely on other ways to generate pressure and it did not materialize.
Quote from: All_da_way on October 08, 2007, 09:06:27 AMThat is the mistake they made. I mean we all knew the pass rush of the front four was not up to the standard needed like the glory years. So the Bucs needed to rely on other ways to generate pressure and it did not materialize.And since blitzing is usually death when you play Manning it HAD to be from the front 4.
i don't think our "glory days" defense woulda beat manning. remember, manning sees the tampa 2 every day in his own house. its the defense he is most familiar with. not that he can't beat any defense, but the 3-4 is the one that has given him the most problems (SD, PITT, NE) .. the tampa 2 has no chance against this robot since its the def he lights up in practice EVERY day. remember his dismantling of the bears D in the SB. its a joke to manning.
i think its more than just pressure .. its pressure and cover corners. our soft zone play allows him to dink and dunk all day long. press corners who can disrupt the timing, get physical with wayne and marv have an equal impact on their offense. even if we generate pressure, he knows exactly where to attack the tampa 2 zone if his receivers are getting clean breaks.