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So you know the story, lol. Didn’t want to belabor on here. Yes, he’s come a long way. Easy, easy guy to root for.
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We're not happy with Webb's play calling but the missed tackles have to be cleaned up.
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This was Surtain’s blog before the KC game:
Gonna have to bounce back.
Gonna have to bounce back.
Yes, and they’ve proven they can be a great rushing offense (and stay committed to it). Through week 10, Dobbins was 5th in the league in rushing before he got hurt.
Monday Night was just first-year coordinator disarray.
Zac Stevens is good too from time to time. However, he sometimes talks loudly and sounds lousy.
Dave is very on-point with the analysis. And while Benny was never the most buzzworthy player (he was good), his 2pt conversion in the SB I won’t take for granted.
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Sean Payton is 31-31 in September for his entire career.
After September he is 153-78.
After September he is 153-78.
True.
Also, I kind of think people went into the KC game thinking they weren’t good. Well, they’re very good.
Jacksonville is very good too. In their last 9 reg season games, they’re 9-0 with a +177 plus minus. No other team is even +100.
You’re not playing teams like Cleveland here.
It’s interesting when you side track the careers of Parker Washington and Jahan Dotson.
They played together at PSU. Dotson was the better receiver:
But in the Pros, Parker Washington has been the better receiver:
They played together at PSU. Dotson was the better receiver:
But in the Pros, Parker Washington has been the better receiver:
This is what the Broncos need, lol:
Quinn played very well against KC. The team's run blocking was actually a strength.
Pass blocking was not (45% pressure rate). But the misconception is that QB pressure is all on the Offensive Line.
Bo had the longest time to throw of all QBs in week 1, and KC knew it would be a pass play on every down.
My concern level for the OLine is next to zero.
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could mean more congested targets between PB-Waddle-Sutton-Franklin.
Good breakdown by Henry. Couple things that stand out:
At 10:25 - yes it’s Bryant that gets called for the hold, but Harvey completely goes away from the protection plan, and really puts Pat at a disadvantage.
The video shows that the blocks weren’t executed perfectly, but Denver still picked up around 4 yards on all the runs. If all those blocks hit, you could spring a big play. But even if they don’t, it’s a positive play with a very high floor outcome.
In general, the run game was pretty good. The play calling just went away from it.
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Marvin had zero targets last week. He’s the 5th receiver at the moment.
The Lions—49ers game was a prime example of how bad decisions and crucial mistakes, make blowing a lead quite easy.
This was the score at halftime:
These were Detroit’s next 4 drives.
Turnover on downs (could’ve had 3):
Fumble deep in their own territory:
Drop:
Turnover on downs (could’ve had 3):
What an incredibly dreadful way to piss away, what was only their second NFC championship game in the history of their franchise (1992; lost).
Aaron Glenn too
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