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big players make big plays in big games

PhillyB

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3 hours ago, PhillyB said:

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

I don't get this kind of hyperbole. DJ himself nearly came down with the throw. I watched the replay about 10 times and honestly not entirely sure how he lost control of the ball. It was well in his hands and then just popped out. I'm not blaming him; it was a great effort to even give himself that chance. But to say it was impossible to catch when Moore honestly should have come down with it after the effort he made to get a hand on it is just silly.

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28 minutes ago, Peon Awesome said:

I don't get this kind of hyperbole. DJ himself nearly came down with the throw. I watched the replay about 10 times and honestly not entirely sure how he lost control of the ball. It was well in his hands and then just popped out. I'm not blaming him; it was a great effort to even give himself that chance. But to say it was impossible to catch when Moore honestly should have come down with it after the effort he made to get a hand on it is just silly.

he got one hand on it, stretched fully out, that's how high it was. corralling that is almost impossible.

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3 hours ago, Varking said:

When it mattered like when Teddy forced a ball to Chicago to end the game? 

When it mattered like catching the TD pass that hit him in the hands.  Could have been a completely different game. 

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1 minute ago, Dunn said:

When it mattered like catching the TD pass that hit him in the hands.  Could have been a completely different game. 

The one that lead to points even after the drop or the one that lead to pass interference and more points? Vs the game ending interception thrown towards multiple bears? 
 

Kyle Allen had a better six game start than Teddy. 

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51 minutes ago, Peon Awesome said:

I don't get this kind of hyperbole. DJ himself nearly came down with the throw. I watched the replay about 10 times and honestly not entirely sure how he lost control of the ball. It was well in his hands and then just popped out. I'm not blaming him; it was a great effort to even give himself that chance. But to say it was impossible to catch when Moore honestly should have come down with it after the effort he made to get a hand on it is just silly.

Well, it wasn’t a good throw.  Which is why Moore had to turn around and attempted a one handed,  left handed catch. 

Then the pick at the end it seemed like Teddy just didn’t see the DB play was in zone and ran underneath the route. 

would have liked to see DJ make that catch in the end zone today the he missed on the jump.   But DJ played a good game IMO.   The PI in the end zone doesn’t show up on the stat sheet either.  

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21 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

he got one hand on it, stretched fully out, that's how high it was. corralling that is almost impossible.

Except he did just that. Got a full grip on it, corraled it into his chest and only then did it strangely pop out of his hand. Watch it again. It's odd to make that kind of play and seemingly do the hard part only to slip out at the last second. Again I'm not mad at Moore. He made a hell of an effort. But at that point he absolutely could have completed the catch.

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DJ did a amazing job hauling in the pass.  The ball appeared to be dislodged by his leg as he fell to the ground.

Teddy did a good job getting the pass off under pressure.

It is difficult to know whether TB's ball placement was off or DJ failed to run the appropriate route.

Given more time to gel, I suspect these two may become a very productive duo for the Panthers.

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10 minutes ago, Peon Awesome said:

Except he did just that. Got a full grip on it, corraled it into his chest and only then did it strangely pop out of his hand. Watch it again. It's odd to make that kind of play and seemingly do the hard part only to slip out at the last second. Again I'm not mad at Moore. He made a hell of an effort. But at that point he absolutely could have completed the catch.

the point is that's a low percentage catch across the board and it didn't have to be 

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Thank you for saying what I was intimating without the fuel of emotion, Philly.  

I'd also like to say, initially on the first throw to DJ in the endzone, I didnt even think Teddy was trying to hit DJ, I thought it was more an attempt to throw over him and get it out of bounds.

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