Four safeties in last 6 weeks f season?

[appodictic]

Romo at dallas,
Eli at Alt
Ryan at ATL
Brady at SB

What are the odds of that many safeties? Crazy

[gmen0820]

I don't believe we got a safety on Ryan, but we did get Sanchez.

[Redeyejedi]

I don't believe we got a safety on Ryan, but we did get Sanchez.They got 1 on us

[Giantz4Life]

I don't believe we got a safety on Ryan, but we did get Sanchez.

Yeah he's right there was no safety on Ryan

[appodictic]

Right sanchez my bad. But how crazy was that. You can watch football for years and never see one. That is something intangible about this team.

[JJC7301]

If memory serves me correct, there tend to be an inordinate amount of safeties in SBs. I'm not saying TONS, but more than usual. Look at the Giant's SBs alone:

XXI: Martin sacked Elway in the endzone for a safety in the 2nd qtr.

XXV: Hoss was sacked for a safety, but held on to the ball avoiding letting up a TD.

XLVI: Tuck sacks Brady on NE's first play of the game.

That's 3 safeties in 5 SBs. You're normally NOT going to see that ration during the regular season.

[scoopscj]

If memory serves me correct, there tend to be an inordinate amount of safeties in SBs. I'm not saying TONS, but more than usual. Look at the Giant's SBs alone:

XXI: Martin sacked Elway in the endzone for a safety in the 2nd qtr.

XXV: Hoss was sacked for a safety, but held on to the ball avoiding letting up a TD.

XLVI: Tuck sacks Brady on NE's first play of the game.

That's 3 safeties in 5 SBs. You're normally NOT going to see that ration during the regular season.

I think that stat alone screams "Pay attention to defense and special teams."


Kinda crazy though. No safeties in 2007 though, right?

[nygsb42champs]

the "D" played lights out the least 6 weeks of the season.