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Keep that switch flipped on...

rayzor

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Whatever switch they flipped in the fourth quarter, they need to keep it it flipped on every game, all game.

That's the lesson they need to go home with and build on. 

Quit trying to act like football is chess and just start acting like it's the fourth quarter in a hostile environment and they are down by 17. Don't look at the clock or the scoreboard and just keep it in mind that you are climbing out of a hole and time s running out, regardless of what quarter it actually is or if you are actually winning or not, be desperate and aggressive. 

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16 minutes ago, rayzor said:

Whatever switch they flipped in the fourth quarter, they need to keep it it flipped on every game, all game.

That's the lesson they need to go home with and build on. 

Quit trying to act like football is chess and just start acting like it's the fourth quarter in a hostile environment and they are down by 17. Don't look at the clock or the scoreboard and just keep it in mind that you are climbing out of a hole and time s running out, regardless of what quarter it actually is or if you are actually winning or not, be desperate and aggressive. 

Rivera would rather look at the stat sheet at the end of the game and see more T.O.P.  People around here seem to agree that you should be playing to control the clock rather than to score points.  Completely stupid logic in today's NFL.  

Up tempo.  Get Cam into rhythm.  Start acting like it's your job to put points on the board.  Not to let the defense catch a breather.

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No huddle keeps teams in a lot of base defenses.  Cam excels when calling the play at the line/making adjustments.    No huddle can be ran while using the clock.  We can have the best of both worlds, we just refuse to do it.  

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21 minutes ago, DeAngelo Beason said:

 

Up tempo.  Get Cam into rhythm.  Start acting like it's your job to put points on the board.  Not to let the defense catch a breather.

39 minutes ago, rayzor said:

regardless of what quarter it actually is or if you are actually winning or not, be desperate and aggressive. 

Those sentences combined is the summary for yesterday. Can we get Cam into a early rhythm often? Most who watch closely know he excels in hurry up I just want to get him in rhythm 

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1 hour ago, trucpfan said:

Those sentences combined is the summary for yesterday. Can we get Cam into a early rhythm often? Most who watch closely know he excels in hurry up I just want to get him in rhythm 

Atlanta.  Washington.  Philly.  Three games where Cam has put up the best numbers are three games where we waited til we were in a hole early to actually unleash our offense.  WHYYYY?!?!?!?

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