Someone clearly doesn't know what that phrase means.


Also, Seattle lost to St Louis and San Diego; Denver lost St Louis; Dallas lost to Washington and San Fran; and New England lost to Miami and KC. Guess there aren't really any elite teams...

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I find that Nerdmann's "negativity" is often aimed at situations where the team has a complete breakdown - such as losing games that they should have won or letting lesser teams hang around rather than stepping on their neck and putting it away. I share in that frustration.

As for Uffda - well that is an entirely different discussion. I won't even go there.

The underlying truth is simply this - we come here to discuss football, and with that comes everything from optimism to doom and gloom. I appreciate the diversity here, and that is why I am a regular at PH.

I don't know enough to be a fair judge, but watching that game for the most part Sherman seemed to be in good position in coverage. Why does it have to be "intimidation", when it could more likely be that the guy Sherman was covering wasn't the best option to throw to? You hear about matchup advantages all the time, is it so crazy to think that the other team's best corner didn't represent a good matchup? Not to mention the fact that they also had a very inexperienced corner starting opposite him.

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