A pissed off Brady - no bueno

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(12-14-2022, 11:13 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: It isn't so much that I don't fear him now, and I sure do respect him.  But if you look at his offensive line, the way his offense was designed to be "no risk it, no biscuit", it was a recipe for disaster.  I literally thought SF was going to kill him.  They sure got some shots on him he isn't used to taking.  I'm sure his 45 year old ass is going to be pretty sore, especially on a short week.

I can never bet the Bengals.  It ruins the game for me, but the Bengals as -3.5 seems like free money to me.  Judging by how many people are diluted and bet on Brady or against the Bengals based on history....combined with  the Bucs traveling cross country on a short week.  Yes, the Bengals are missing TB and Hendrickson, but this could be Ossai's coming out party.  He got him once against Wirfs in the preseason and Wirfs isn't even playing.  I bet if Vita Vea is out on the injury report before the game, the line goes up to -5 or higher.  

I am more confident in this game than I was even in the Cleveland game.  The Browns and Bengals know each other so well.  Stefanski is a good coach and that Brown's rushing attack is #1.  This defense will get pressure right in his face and the LBs and Safeties are playing at the top of their game.  Burrow will be unstoppable because he will have time to throw.  

Like Pally said in another thread. The Bucs LT is bad. Their interior Oline isn't great either. If we can get just a little pressure on ole Tom I like our chances. 

And their D against the run is towards the bottom of the league. If we can run the ball with some authority I like our chances even more. Could the Bucs beat us ? sure Six in a row ain't easy

But I still like our chances