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One last photo i skipped at first that I really like...

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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Montsta

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8 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Pretty much explains what the opposition will do from here on out. 

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I don't pretend to go back and check all-22 film, but it seemed like Luke followed Julio from his usual zone and Coleman was in the cover 2 zone helping over the top. 

Now again, I didn't go back and look, but in fairness, Luke has been feasting on people going to his zone all year when he's in coverage. 

I get the point you are making about people going away from Norman with Josh looking on in this photo, but Luke has made some game-changing plays this year in coverage and really just had a really, really bad day. Plus Ryan made a perfect throw for Jones to go up and grab. 

I like Jameis, but if he tries this same poo Sunday it WILL be going in the other direction by either Luke or Kurt IMO. 

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8 minutes ago, Montsta said:

I don't pretend to go back and check all-22 film, but it seemed like Luke followed Julio from his usual zone and Coleman was in the cover 2 zone helping over the top. 

Now again, I didn't go back and look, but in fairness, Luke has been feasting on people going to his zone all year when he's in coverage. 

I get the point you are making about people going away from Norman with Josh looking on in this photo, but Luke has made some game-changing plays this year in coverage and really just had a really, really bad day. Plus Ryan made a perfect throw for Jones to go up and grab. 

I like Jameis, but if he tries this same poo Sunday it WILL be going in the other direction by either Luke or Kurt IMO. 

This is true. What bad luck that our interception machine safety falls down, our all-pro linebacker mis-times his jump by a quarter of a second, and the ball was thrown to one of the top 3 receivers in the game, which basically decides the game. Winston will serve up a few of these for Mike Evans. Hopefully we give him the Romo treatment in return.

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Just now, thunderraiden said:

So everything goes right for the Falcons and they managed 17 whooping points, and Remmers decides to have a stroke after our first score. A lot of the Falcons plays just seemed so lucky and it all hinged on their only 2 play makers on offense having decent games.

...its fixed dude.

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The Falcons played just about as good as they possibly could and beat us by a touchdown. You could tell they really really wanted it bad. It seemed like every play, every call, every 50-50 ball went their way...and we still had the ball to tie with 1:30 left...they just made a one in a season play to seal it up. Seriously...I can't remember Cam getting strip sacked like that much this year, if at all.

Everybody needs to remain calm. This team is still a bunch of rough, tough bad ass motherfugers. This is the same team that's been punching everyone in the mouth all year. Atlanta won their super bowl. Yay for them...

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