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57 yards passing.

NeedSumD

By NeedSumD,
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2 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

11 attempts. 

Go troll some other board. 

Not wanting to feed the a troll, or be one. But to play devils advocate that’s a nice average of around 5-6 yards a pass attempt. That’s terrible. Plus it includes the somewhat “deep” catch Funch had

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3 minutes ago, Paintballr said:

Not wanting to feed the a troll, or be one. But to play devils advocate that’s a nice average of around 5-6 yards a pass attempt. That’s terrible

We don't have the weapons to attack their secondary. Few teams do. But especially us.

Rhodes, Waynes, Alexander and Smith are all really good on that system, two of those players are top 5 in their respective position. Add on that pass rush and our lack of competent pass blocking, a run heavy game makes sense.

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Just now, *FreeFua* said:

Wait...

People actually thought these WR’s we’re going to be able to eat against Minny’s secondary?

 

Devin Funchess and a bunch of Jags against the best collective secondary on the NFL

Who Will Win

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