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Game Balls - Who gets em?


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5 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

OL may not have been dominant but they did their job

Which is shocking considering what we all feared.

Maybe that changes next week but for now, they kept Sam upright more often than not.

Sam just has to do a better job being more accurate in the redzone.

 

If they continue to play this way, I like our chances going forward.

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5 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

 

That was cool as fug to watch.  

Shows just how much this team likes Sam. 

Was that Sam who said : "Okay...Family on 3.  1...2...3....FAMILY!"

 

 

BTW, there should be more than one Game Ball, right?

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1. This team will go as far as CMC can take them.  All other factors cancel out and fade into the background. The ONLY real difference between these teams was that we have a RB who can get nearly 100 yds receiving and running on any given day. Best player on the field by far and the determining factor in this win.

If this team has even a glimmer of hope to win more games than we lose, he’s going to have to do that 10 more times at least.

2. Our entire DL is going to cause problems for teams all year, that means putting opponents in bad down and distance situations and lots of sacks.

Not sure why we didn’t see the same kind of intensity in the 2nd half on D.  Perhaps the Jets made adjustments.  

If I had to single out one player, it would be Brown.  Loved how Shaq played, too.

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48 minutes ago, Panthers Rhule said:

Another honorable mention is Horn. Besides that one TD near the end he shut his man down and even that play he almost got his hand on it. Excellent rookie first game at a position where rookies are known to struggle. He was a supposed to be a weakness and he wasn't. He looked very promising. 

That's actually true.

We never heard about Horn aside from that TD grab by Davis which means he was doing a good job for his first professional game.

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