Makes ya wonder

[rick32883]

a pause in thinking about the playoffs here for a minute to ask a quick question

i've heard many people here say we play to the level of our opponents .. but do we really OR do we coach to the level of our opponents .. ya know .. pull out the big plays for the tougher teams and not when we play the weaker teams .. i mean if all a team has to do is go over game tape from weeks before .. doesn't it seem like when we play the tougher teams we have a few more tricks up our sleeves.. i mean how many times in interviews have you heard a player admit they haven't even scratched the surface of their playbook .. but yet we keep finding strategic plays that come out to either secure a come from behind or keep a close game in our favor .. so i ask is it really just playing to the level of our opponents .. or coaching to the level of our opponents?

 

[Ginn & Juice]

I do believe that we do save alot of our bigger plays for teams like the Patriots and other contenders.

 

[Dolpfan_72]

It makes loads of sense. I mean the good teams prepare the same way the bad teams do. They watch game film. We always seem to unveil new parts of the playbook on the better teams. If we use them on the bad teams, then the good teams can watch it and prepare for it.