They were up 36 - 0 before the supposed greatest offense had any clue what they were doing. I also submit my fb post here.

Really?! Might want to ask the Giants about that.

Cardinals are on a precipitous fall and Fisher already used all his trick plays to get his wins this year. Game. Seahawks.

As well as Seattle against Cardinals, Eagles, and 49ers—Before that run started I was thinking at least something better than .500 over the last six games—and lucky with that, but what they're doing now is pretty fantastic.

FML, that is a Greggggg-ism. The short term being the same short term as the passing. The league is cyclical like that. The tipping point for passing has already been reached.

They'll be the number one seed. There's no question about that.

I don't hate them. I like watching them too, I just don't think it's a sustainable way to play when you go up against teams in the playoffs.

Seattle has done the same thing all season. Again, you're just picking and choosing your time frame. If it matters recently, they've shut every offense down.

And the tipping has been reached. It's defense and ball possession (time) now. Not comparing the leagues, I'm using statistics. Once you pick and choose, you can't show the whole picture. In referencing etas, I would take Tarkenton or Montana over Brees, Manning, and Brady—they move the pocket and keep the clock…

NE beat up on shit teams all year. They're production is inflated. 51 on the Bears? Raiders, Panthers, Bengals, Colts. Terrible.

Beat the Broncos, Packers, Eagles. Tops offenses. NE lost to Green Bay, one of the worst defense.

How'd that work out for Denver this year?

The anomaly is the pass whacky offenses that defenses struggled to adjust to. Referencing only the last decade encompasses that. Looking at stats historically all encompassing—Defense wins. You can't pick and choose brief time periods.

They're 19th in rushing. Russell Wilson has more yards rushing than the their top two combined.

It matters now. And referencing college football doesn't help your argument.

How'd that work out for Denver last year?

Lions at Bears:

And the worst part is that, at the end of this, the fucking Patriots are gonna win another championship. They're clearly the best team. It's horrible.

I read this at work "at the end of the day." Does that about cover it?

You hamburglar! You stole my joke!