Super Bowl XLV

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

So does this win mean that spread offense is no longer a dirty word/phrase in the NFL?

I think when u have a QB u can do anytjing

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I think when u have a QB u can do anytjing

And receivers and great defense.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

And receivers and great defense.

Yes but it all starts at qb

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Yes but it all starts at qb

Well that's not our only answer unfortunately.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Yes but it all starts at qb

........I disagree starts up front on the Oline,once the QB can get some time good things happen.

[skinsfan69]

Rogers was clearly the difference. He might be the best pure passer I've seen in a while. How many drops did he have? The score could've been worse if his guys could hang on to the ball. And our former Redskin, Ryan Clark kinda had a rough night. And great kick Suisham! lol.

[44ever]

I like the way GB uses 2 sometimes 3 backs in their offense at the same time.

[skinsguy]

A couple of things to mention:

First, notice how stale Green Bay's offense went in the third quarter when they abandoned the run. One reason why I feel the Steelers were able to mount a comeback is that the Packers started becoming way too one dimensional. If they would have stuck with the running game, especially when they were up 21-10, then I believe they would have shortened the game and kept the Steeler's offense off the field.

Secondly, a lot of dropped passes! If at least half of those dropped passes were caught, the Packers probably could have put the game away much sooner.

My hat's off to the Packers. I was happy to see Aaron Rodgers get his first Super Bowl ring and receive MVP honors on top of that.

As much as I hate the Pittsburgh Steelers, I do respect Mike Tomlin. He is a classy guy and I'm sure he will have the Steelers back in the thick of things again next season (whenever that next season is.)

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by skinsguy

A couple of things to mention:

First, notice how stale Green Bay's offense went in the third quarter when they abandoned the run. One reason why I feel the Steelers were able to mount a comeback is that the Packers started becoming way too one dimensional. If they would have stuck with the running game, especially when they were up 21-10, then I believe they would have shortened the game and kept the Steeler's offense off the field.

Secondly, a lot of dropped passes! If at least half of those dropped passes were caught, the Packers probably could have put the game away much sooner. My hat's off to the Packers. I was happy to see Aaron Rodgers get his first Super Bowl ring and receive MVP honors on top of that.

As much as I hate the Pittsburgh Steelers, I do respect Mike Tomlin. He is a classy guy and I'm sure he will have the Steelers back in the thick of things again next season (whenever that next season is.)

Ive watched a fair amount of Green Bay games this year, I was generally shocked by the amount of drops by their recievers all year. Jennings and James Jones seem to be the main culprits, Nelson dropped 3 yesterday. I wouldnt be surprised if Green Bay grabs receiver(s) in the draft, especially with their best hands guy, Driver, probably retiring.

[MTK]

With how young the Packers are, this could definitely be the start of a dynasty. Amazing how they overcame so many injuries. Once they get everyone back they could be even better next year.

[MTK]

Jordy Nelson was all or nothing yesterday... Rodgers would have had close to 400 yards if you took away those drops.

[MTK]

GB and Pitt have decent o-lines, nothing special. What makes them look better than they are is the QB's. Rodgers gets the ball out quick and moves well in the pocket, and Ben can scramble around and make things happen.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

GB and Pitt have decent o-lines, nothing special. What makes them look better than they are is the QB's. Rodgers gets the ball out quick and moves well in the pocket, and Ben can scramble around and make things happen.

Exactly

QBs are the most important part if a team

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Exactly

QBs are the most important part if a team

........let me point out Trent Dilfore(sp)

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by Giantone

........let me point out Trent Dilfore(sp)

Very rare does that happen though most SB teams have big time QBs