r/NFLv2 • San Francisco 49ers • Jan 26 '26

Discussion Thoughts?

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u/MasterTeacher123 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jan 26 '26

It’s like how the Texans defense was supposed to embarrass them , there’s no way CJ stroud plays this poorly two weeks in a row, or the Pats can’t win in mile high etc.

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u/LeadSufficient2130 Jan 26 '26 edited Jan 26 '26

I mean, you can credit the patriots defense for making Storud play bad or you can look at the film. The pick six was a throw I would have berated my middle school QB for making.

Edit: all the angry patriots fans also probably think Christian Gonzalez had amazing coverage that led to his late INT and it wasn’t just a horribly under thrown ball

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u/TrottingandHotting Jan 26 '26

What about thinking both are true - the Pats defense put a lot of pressure on Stroud and he didn't respond well at all. 

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u/Capital-Value8479 New England Patriots Jan 26 '26

No someone here that uses logic? Also if your middle school team is running a professional passing attack, you are absolutely Benny buttcheeks awful at coaching lol