Well this looks familiar.... (How SD beat Hags)

[splitsecond]

The major components of this "blueprint" sure look familiar....

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...-offer-blueprint-for-beating-seattle-seahawks


Here is the box score from the Chargers / Hags game Sunday:

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=400554278

Here is the box score from the Cardinals / Hags game last December:

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=331222026


The San Diego defense isn't as good as ours, and gave up a lot more yards. To compensate, they needed to use a lot more creative work at the line checking out of plays and use a lot more dink and dunk passing.


The key difference? Palmer's 4 picks. The rest of the blueprint is very similar, and the results are the same. Palmer doesn't throw those picks we put up more points, and if the zebras didn't allow that score from Harvin, SD would have given up less.

Maybe The Poodle has been decoded...

 

[juza76]

The major components of this "blueprint" sure look familiar....

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...-offer-blueprint-for-beating-seattle-seahawks


Here is the box score from the Chargers / Hags game Sunday:

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=400554278

Here is the box score from the Cardinals / Hags game last December:

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=331222026


The San Diego defense isn't as good as ours, and gave up a lot more yards. To compensate, they needed to use a lot more creative work at the line checking out of plays and use a lot more dink and dunk passing.


The key difference? Palmer's 4 picks. The rest of the blueprint is very similar, and the results are the same. Palmer doesn't throw those picks we put up more points, and if the zebras didn't allow that score from Harvin, SD would have given up less.

Maybe The Poodle has been decoded...

we dont have the same defense of last year

 

[TimTheToolmanTebow]

The major components of this "blueprint" sure look familiar....

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...-offer-blueprint-for-beating-seattle-seahawks


Here is the box score from the Chargers / Hags game Sunday:

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=400554278

Here is the box score from the Cardinals / Hags game last December:

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=331222026


The San Diego defense isn't as good as ours, and gave up a lot more yards. To compensate, they needed to use a lot more creative work at the line checking out of plays and use a lot more dink and dunk passing.


The key difference? Palmer's 4 picks. The rest of the blueprint is very similar, and the results are the same. Palmer doesn't throw those picks we put up more points, and if the zebras didn't allow that score from Harvin, SD would have given up less.

Maybe The Poodle has been decoded...

Lets not forget our defense got 50x slower this year. We are going to have a tough time containing Wilson and Kaepernick with slowpokes like Foote and Minter.

 

[splitsecond]

we dont have the same defense of last year

Lets not forget our defense got 50x slower this year. We are going to have a tough time containing Wilson and Kaepernick with slowpokes like Foote and Minter.

What does either point have to do with what I posted? I am comparing last year's win to SD's win this year.

 

[Catfish]

Thanks splitsecond. This was a really nice workup. This WAS eerily familiar to our scheme in Seattle last year. Both efforts resulted in wins against the 'Hawks.

I am anxious to see how Denver recovers from their terrible loss in the Super Bowl last February, as they take on Seattle at Mile High this week. I would love to see Peyton Manning take Seattle down in Denver. Then if we could find a way to prevail over the 'Niners here in Glendale, we could be sitting pretty going into the bye week and some much needed rest time for injury healing. While not at all probable, we possibly could be two games ahead of both Seattle and San Francisco going into the bye. That would be huge indeed. Just the thought of that gets my heart going quickly.

 

[Azlen]

I am anxious to see how Denver recovers from their terrible loss in the Super Bowl last February, as they take on Seattle at Mile High this week. I would love to see Peyton Manning take Seattle down in Denver. Then if we could find a way to prevail over the 'Niners here in Glendale, we could be sitting pretty going into the bye week and some much needed rest time for injury healing. While not at all probable, we possibly could be two games ahead of both Seattle and San Francisco going into the bye. That would be huge indeed. Just the thought of that gets my heart going quickly.

Actually the game is in Seattle not Denver.

 

[splitsecond]

Thanks splitsecond. This was a really nice workup. This WAS eerily familiar to our scheme in Seattle last year. Both efforts resulted in wins against the 'Hawks.

I am anxious to see how Denver recovers from their terrible loss in the Super Bowl last February, as they take on Seattle at Mile High this week. I would love to see Peyton Manning take Seattle down in Denver. Then if we could find a way to prevail over the 'Niners here in Glendale, we could be sitting pretty going into the bye week and some much needed rest time for injury healing. While not at all probable, we possibly could be two games ahead of both Seattle and San Francisco going into the bye. That would be huge indeed. Just the thought of that gets my heart going quickly.

They could very easily employ this scheme using Ball to bruise the interior gaps and Peyton is great with the dink and the dunk. I just don't know if they are athletic enough to do it.

 

[sunsfan88]

Here's how you beat the Seahawks

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...-offer-blueprint-for-beating-seattle-seahawks