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Injury Report: Olsen added


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2 hours ago, jbland said:

I agree with you. However, I think we undervalue Olsen. He’s outplayed his body but Cam has stated how much he helps in the huddle getting plays straight. 
 

 

hmm....sounds like we have a low IQ offense without him.....that matches our low IQ coaching staff....

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Olsen was WIDE open on a post route Sunday and he missed him. Watching it live there was no one else close to him. And it was 20+ yards down the field.

I don't understand what some of y'all are so quick to call him washed up.

He stills knows how to get open. He isnt going and doesn't need to be the focal point of this offense like 2015, but he is still a valuable part of the team as a TE.

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10 minutes ago, Seltzer said:

Olsen was WIDE open on a post route Sunday and he missed him. Watching it live there was no one else close to him. And it was 20+ yards down the field.

I don't understand what some of y'all are so quick to call him washed up.

He stills knows how to get open. He isnt going and doesn't need to be the focal point of this offense like 2015, but he is still a valuable part of the team as a TE.

I don't think he is washed up, but I do think that Cam threw to him to much. Not sure if that is on Cam or Norv.  

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18 hours ago, carolina-chucky said:

Go be a coach then. Olsen is done as a TE

I agree, but from everything I have read of the years is Cam cant get the play call correct in the huddle and Greg does. Take it for what its worth but Greg is a coach in the huddle. 

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