Age is our weakness..

[Shaggy]

So says MSN.

Biggest weakness: Age

http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl...g-each-teams-fatal-flaw/ar-BBmPLNf?li=AAa0dzB

 

[Shane]

Hard to argue

 

[BurqueCardFan]

I think Palmer is the one key to our success and I wouldn't consider him old by QB standards. Fitz's age is irrelevant to his performance and the role he now plays. CJ may be over 30 but having Ellington and DJ behind him is gravy. I think both are capable of leading the rushing attack if need be. Our o-line, d-line, TE's and secondary are young or in their prime.
This article is reaching for straws as far as team flaws.

 

[Jetstream Green]

I think Palmer is the one key to our success and I wouldn't consider him old by QB standards. Fitz's age is irrelevant to his performance and the role he now plays. CJ may be over 30 but having Ellington and DJ behind him is gravy. I think both are capable of leading the rushing attack if need be. Our o-line, d-line, TE's and secondary are young or in their prime.
This article is reaching for straws as far as team flaws.

This

 

[crisper57]

Also a strength. These guys know the clock is ticking. The urgency will be there the second half of this season against stronger competition. I think they will look back at halftime during the Browns game as the key point in the season where they kicked on the afterburners and never looked back.

 

[Darkside]

Also a strength. These guys know the clock is ticking. The urgency will be there the second half of this season against stronger competition.

I worry about their stamina later in the season frankly, it's a common problem with older men. They can't go as long or as hard as the younger dudes, but they do seem to make up for it with technique and a passion for the game. Depends I suppose, some of the younger guys just want to score, and they drive it in there repeatedly, over and over, really fast, but that doesn't negate the older pro's who grind all day long, milk the clock, and pound it in there for the win.

 

[Cheesebeef]

Also a strength. These guys know the clock is ticking. The urgency will be there the second half of this season against stronger competition. I think they will look back at halftime during the Browns game as the key point in the season where they kicked on the afterburners and never looked back.

I'm really hoping that halftime speech/turnaround was one of those defining moments type things you always hear about for championship teams.

I really can't wait for the next two games. they're going to tell us everything about this team we've been wondering about all season, IMO.

 

[Darkside]

I really can't wait for the next two games. they're going to tell us everything about this team we've been wondering about all season, IMO.

Totally agree with this. Statement games, both. We for real, pretenders, or a joke?

 

[MrYeahBut]

I worry about their stamina later in the season frankly, it's a common problem with older men. They can't go as long or as hard as the younger dudes, but they do seem to make up for it with technique and a passion for the game. Depends I suppose, some of the younger guys just want to score, and they drive it in there repeatedly, over and over, really fast, but that doesn't negate the older pro's who grind all day long, milk the clock, and pound it in there for the win.

Just stop it, that's brutal, bruh, just brutal.


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[crisper57]

I worry about their stamina later in the season frankly, it's a common problem with older men. They can't go as long or as hard as the younger dudes, but they do seem to make up for it with technique and a passion for the game. Depends I suppose, some of the younger guys just want to score, and they drive it in there repeatedly, over and over, really fast, but that doesn't negate the older pro's who grind all day long, milk the clock, and pound it in there for the win.

Great. Now I can't unsee that post.

 

[Darkside]

You should favorite that post, I mixed football in there.

 

[MrYeahBut]

You should favorite that post, I mixed football in there.

Debatable

 

[Darkside]

Pounding the rock is a valid pro football philosophy man. Guys have been hitting the hole for centuries.

 

[Redneck Voodoo]

I worry about their stamina later in the season frankly, it's a common problem with older men. They can't go as long or as hard as the younger dudes, but they do seem to make up for it with technique and a passion for the game. Depends I suppose, some of the younger guys just want to score, and they drive it in there repeatedly, over and over, really fast, but that doesn't negate the older pro's who grind all day long, milk the clock, and pound it in there for the win.

They're not a good as they once were--but they're as good once--as they ever were.

 

[daves]

I worry about their stamina later in the season frankly, it's a common problem with older men. They can't go as long or as hard as the younger dudes, but they do seem to make up for it with technique and a passion for the game. Depends I suppose, some of the younger guys just want to score, and they drive it in there repeatedly, over and over, really fast, but that doesn't negate the older pro's who grind all day long, milk the clock, and pound it in there for the win.

...dave

 

[Austin Zonie]

I worry about their stamina later in the season frankly, it's a common problem with older men. They can't go as long or as hard as the younger dudes, but they do seem to make up for it with technique and a passion for the game. Depends I suppose, some of the younger guys just want to score, and they drive it in there repeatedly, over and over, really fast, but that doesn't negate the older pro's who grind all day long, milk the clock, and pound it in there for the win.

Ha! 5/5.

 

[Shaggy]

Minds in the gutter I tell ya.