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3 hours ago, Will Lee Moe said:

2 yards more than half, actually. 178/2=89

according to profootballfocus.com it was 80.

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Jones notched 178 receiving yards and a score in the game, but only 80 of them (and not the touchdown) came against Norman, who shadowed Julio across the field but not to the slot (except on a couple of late plays).

point is, it wasn't most of his yards.

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Good post PhillyB. 

That outside leverage bail technique has its place in certain situations. But, I hate that we use it on nearly every down. 

If we ran the same run blocking scheme every play, do you think defensive coordinators and/or players would pick up on it? Just can't believe we failed to adjust the entire game. 

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12 minutes ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

The last two opponents have exploited our defensive weakness, no reason to think TB won't attempt to also.

Anything less than a convincing win on Sunday will not bode well for the post season.

The QBs we'll face in the playoffs will slice and dice a soft zone coverage.

 

Vincent Jackson has been placed on injured reserve, thank god.

It would be nice if Ron would allow J-No back out of his shell so he could get in Mike Evans head.

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