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big players make big plays in big games

PhillyB

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3 minutes ago, Mage said:

It's insane to me people are actually defending that throw.

everyone who's been critical of teddy has given him a ton of allowances on this game. it's the people loudly taking up for him that can't admit jesus christ himself couldn't have teleported under that ball in time to catch it

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Just now, Rags said:

I normally do not agree with you here but this is spot on.

If D.J. is supposed to be a #1 WR he's gotta come down with thoses. Those are the off kilter throws Ryan, Ben and Hopkins used to throw to Julio, Brown and Nuk respectively. 

D.J. was more of a let down than Teddy today.

Lol jj and Hopkins are elite WRs not just ones. 

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3 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

This thread about Teddy or DJ Moore?

 

Let's see if you can answer honestly.

it's about teddy, because we are trying to determine whether or not teddy is a franchise quarterback, because if he's not we need to get one. this couldn't be simpler.

moore dropped a game-changing ball in the end zone at the end of the first half. he needs work. he deserves criticism. he's not a quarterback however and we don't need him to be a franchise guy. this couldn't be simpler 

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Teddy wasn’t about to get killed. DJ was wide open. Teddy could have and should have thrown a much better ball than that. It’s still early in the season and he could still ball out but this wasn’t a good Teddy game. And he sealed the game with the next INT on a ball he had no business throwing. 

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Just now, PhillyB said:

it's about teddy, because we are trying to determine whether or not teddy is a franchise quarterback, because if he's not we need to get one. this couldn't be simpler.

moore dropped a game-changing ball in the end zone at the end of the first half. he needs work. he deserves criticism. he's not a quarterback however and we don't need him to be a franchise guy. this couldn't be simpler 

Fair enough. I look forward to him bouncing back. This was the best defense he will face all season.

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Just now, PhillyB said:

it's about teddy, because we are trying to determine whether or not teddy is a franchise quarterback, because if he's not we need to get one. this couldn't be simpler.

moore dropped a game-changing ball in the end zone at the end of the first half. he needs work. he deserves criticism. he's not a quarterback however and we don't need him to be a franchise guy. this couldn't be simpler 

Oh yea I forgot about that one...some pluses are that our coaches are so good we were -3 TO margin, 2 dropped/missed TD passes and we only lose by 1 score....still a lot to be happy about.

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Just now, Varking said:

Teddy wasn’t about to get killed. DJ was wide open. Teddy could have and should have thrown a much better ball than that. It’s still early in the season and he could still ball out but this wasn’t a good Teddy game. And he sealed the game with the next INT on a ball he had no business throwing. 

Even on college this weekend a poo QB in a similar play just threw the ball to the wide part of the field and had the WR run to it....TB tried to hit him instead of lead him which is always a mistake in wide open plays like that.

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Just now, Snake said:

Lol jj and Hopkins are elite WRs not just ones. 

Exactly and we went against an elite defense today with literally no elite talent anywhere on offense.

D.J. has had consistency problems even outside of this game. Moreso than Teddy.

Putting the blame on Teddy -- who made several big time throws today all dropped by DJ -- and ignoring the lack luster effort or just middling playbfrom players like Thomas, Moore, and even everyone's favorite Davis today is asinine agenda pushing

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