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Swole dude almost costs us the game


mc52beast

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19 minutes ago, mc52beast said:

Dude looked like his head wasn’t in the game, no way it’s close if he does his job. Hopefully he got it out of his system.

Was waiting on everyone to come in here and bash him like they do Gano but a win tends to give people short memories. I am rooting for the guy as he will be a cheap alternative but he’s gotta be better than today.

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The missed field goals were not his fault.  I'm not sure any kicker in the league would have hit either one.  If anything, it was impressive on the 2nd one that he had the awareness to avoid another block.  He went 80% on extra points and was probably a little worried about being blocked again.  The line needs to get better because this is how you ruin a good kicker.

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3 minutes ago, CatTower said:

The missed field goals were not his fault.  I'm not sure any kicker in the league would have hit either one.  If anything, it was impressive on the 2nd one that he had the awareness to avoid another block.  He went 80% on extra points and was probably a little worried about being blocked again.  The line needs to get better because this is how you ruin a good kicker.

There was nothing difficult about the one he missed 

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Just now, Moo Daeng said:

There was nothing difficult about the one he missed 

The line collapsed on both.  If he kicked that 2nd field goal straight, it would have been blocked again.  If you are referring to the extra point, what do you expect from a rookie kicker who just had the line collapse on you 2 times in a row?

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The last kick he made was close, I was afraid I saw a problem creeping in right there and yep.

 

You can see these guys starting to drift, when they have those kicks drawing or leaking and almost miss, and then they adjust. The adjustments are usually when full blown out of whack starts.

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