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Can we get a Poe update?

RumHam

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The defensive line consistently created pressure, especially on the interior. Multiple times, our d-line pushed the interior into Fitzi's face. But going unheard if any of this was from that waste Dontari Poe? I saw Short actually make plays yesterday, but is Poe still collecting that free paycheck? Need to see videos. Saca.

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27 minutes ago, RumHam said:

The defensive line consistently created pressure, especially on the interior. Multiple times, our d-line pushed the interior into Fitzi's face. But going unheard if any of this was from that waste Dontari Poe? I saw Short actually make plays yesterday, but is Poe still collecting that free paycheck? Need to see videos. Saca.

 

21 minutes ago, trueblade said:

I don't have the game recorded, but I thought one of Mario's sacks was on pressure initially caused by Poe.

Yup his backfield disruption caused that sack directly he definitely earned his check yesterday I don't know what game you saw Rum

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Big Vern was demanding double teams and creating pressure when he wasn't. The Bradberry near INT on 3rd and short was because Butler got in and stinger splashed Fitzpatrick to force the throw. The personal foul he got called for doing it again later was ticky tacky considering they didn't call the previous hit.

Not sure what the reason was. Maybe they expected the Bucs to throw it more often and like Butler as a pass rusher better than Poe? I didnt see anything about Poe being hurt either. 

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