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Has Worley Regressed?

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I didn't see the game yesterday, but I downloaded it and was watching it last night before I fell asleep (long ass day)

Worley had not 1, but 2 pass interference calls in the 1st QUARTER. I fell asleep right after so I didn't finish, but did he play better? I'm going to guess no

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Seems to be regression to me, I was asking for him to get benched seemed like he did briefly things went ok but he's a target to me. I've been saying if he played in NE we would have lost he would have been picked on consistently. Just how I see it 

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Maybe my recollection is faulty about yesterday but, early in the game, when we weren't getting a lot of pass rush, Worley was awful and was being "picked on".

But later in the game, when the DL was getting consistent pressure, all of a sudden you no longer heard Worley's name that much.  Was that because he was out with injury (I do remember him picking up a knock... did he ever come back in afterward?)?  Or because the pass rush always improves the secondary?

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