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1st half impressions

mc52beast

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Watching the game in Chesapeake Va, liking what I see from Benji and Olsen on offense. The running game looks like it's stuck in reverse. Pass protection has been surprisingly solid.

Defense looks solid, nice stop on 4th down in the red zone. Short has been dominant, Hardy doesn't seem to be distracted.by his legal troubles. Have been gouged a couple times in the running game.but the problems are fixable.

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I Think Barner has made some good plays which im excited about, I think there are a lot of things against us in this game so i dont expect us to win (Buffalo has already played a game and we arnt playing our starting QB).

 

KB's catch would have been the second best catch of the season last year (after Hixon's catch). so thats awesome.

 

 

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Wondering how Barner, Pilares, Norman, and Blanchard are not flipping burgers.

 

I think barner has done pretty well considering the blocking infront of him isnt giving him anything. He had some good blocks and a nice run when he had a semi-decent sized hole.

 

I think its a oline issue if anything

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I think barner has done pretty well considering the blocking infront of him isnt giving him anything. He had some good blocks and a nice run when he had a semi-decent sized hole.

I think its a oline issue if anything

Had a good block on Spikes. Other than that been pretty bad. His first step burst is too slow. Killing him.

When you're a small back, you need speed. That he doesn't have.

I guess we could blame Shula for how he uses him too tho. He's not a RB, but a what some call it now "OW": McCluster-ish.

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