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Great OP but I still don't agree that he stares down receivers.

Or maybe the reason it seems that way is because he already has a receiver in mind to go to prior to the snap?

Remember that this team is full of YAC monsters that he can pick and choose from and Sam was like "I can actually get 1st downs(and more) and move the chains like I couldn't with the Jets?  Sign me up for this s--t!"

I think as he gets more comfortable, he'll go for the deep ball like we all want him to.    He has a history of doing that(it's not like he's never thrown it deep before or is unable to) so it's not like we're getting Teddy 2.0 here.  

 

(the "I see Ghosts" crap is played out but Smitty was right in that Sam still has a bit of happy feet due to the Trauma he suffered from his time with that f'n sh-tty franchise in NY)

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4 hours ago, glenwo2 said:

Great OP but I still don't agree that he stares down receivers.

Or maybe the reason it seems that way is because he already has a receiver in mind to go to prior to the snap?

Remember that this team is full of YAC monsters that he can pick and choose from and Sam was like "I can actually get 1st downs(and more) and move the chains like I couldn't with the Jets?  Sign me up for this s--t!"

I think as he gets more comfortable, he'll go for the deep ball like we all want him to.    He has a history of doing that(it's not like he's never thrown it deep before or is unable to) so it's not like we're getting Teddy 2.0 here.  

 

(the "I see Ghosts" crap is played out but Smitty was right in that Sam still has a bit of happy feet due to the Trauma he suffered from his time with that f'n sh-tty franchise in NY)

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