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Christian McCaffrey VS Linebacker - Pancake Edition


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Over the offseason, the talk has been about CMC's unreal cutting ability and jukes that make even the best of linebackers miss.

This time, his pass protection gets the spotlight.

Watch CMC do a linebacker dirty, pancaking the poo out of him to the ground.

 

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10 hours ago, Khyber53 said:

He blocks like he means it. That being said, he got a big boost by ninja-ing around behind Matt Kalil and then just flat out nailing that Patriot. It must have been like opening a door and getting hit by a Volkswagen. BLAM!

Hmmmm....

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11 hours ago, Khyber53 said:

He blocks like he means it. That being said, he got a big boost by ninja-ing around behind Matt Kalil and then just flat out nailing that Patriot. It must have been like opening a door and getting hit by a Volkswagen. BLAM!

This was from the NO game, but he did also have some nice blocks against the Pats. This young man continues to impress.

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