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Baldy loves him some Sam Darnold

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Baldy has always been a respected film analyst, and he doesn't gush over everybody he studies.  Darnold's velocity and location on those 3 throws couldn't have been any better. and apparently, the second, to Marshall, was an audible.

Efficiency in scoring TDs in the final 1-2 minutes of a half is how games are won.  We certainly didn't see that last year.

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6 minutes ago, ncfan said:

We really need to protect this kid

Yep, he has an arm, is mobile, but if the defense gets to him he’s going to get rattled and start doing stupid poo.

TB got rattled too behind this jok oline last year and started playing like poo…even more so.

It’s no wonder only the top olines go to the big show or even deep in the playoffs 99% of the time and the 1% is with HOF QBs.

Just put tremble in to block every play.

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11 minutes ago, onmyown said:

Yep, he has an arm, is mobile, but if the defense gets to him he’s going to get rattled and start doing stupid poo.

TB got rattled too behind this jok oline last year and started playing like poo…even more so.

It’s no wonder only the top olines go to the big show or even deep in the playoffs 99% of the time and the 1% is with HOF QBs.

Just put tremble in to block every play.

100% of the Super Bowls over the last 20 years have had HOF qbs playing in it, not 1%.

 

 

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