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Patriots at Eagles tonight


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3 minutes ago, Ace420 said:

You are right about the line and weapons he had, but he was actually pretty accurate as well. It was considered his best trait. I think henwill be a better than average qb in the NFL if he remains on good teams that can protect him and have good play designs.

He is certainly lucky that he was drafted late and went to a good team instead of schitholes like Jacksonville or the Jets.

Accurate out to 15 yards or so. Virtually every deep ball I saw had WRs slowing down to wait on it.

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1 minute ago, Mother Grabber said:

cammy cam chewing up the igles second stringers

It’s what he’s supposed to do. He has all the talent in the world but the question was could he physically get the ball from a to b. Cam’s doing a great job of it tonight. He looks great.

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Fun fact from Bomani who is about to get people worked up on Twitter with this thinking out loud about what one should look at when considering where players rank/HOF

only 31 RBs in the NFL history….have more rushing TDs.  If he plays this year, that will cut to 20 something.    

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