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Darnold to Arnold


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How? He didn't really do anything at all when he was here think he had like 8 receptions for 80 yards, played all his games with CMC so completely different offense, and he was our worst blocking TE on the team which is where we need the help with our trash line. I don't see any way to say he was more important than we thought based on what we've seen in the 2 games since he's been gone

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3 minutes ago, t96 said:

Arnold didn't really do much when he was here, I don't think he changes anything today if we still had him.

I don’t believe that. Darnold was having a good connection with him and someone he definitely looked to as an outlet. We probably would have converted some critical 3rd downs with Arnold out there.

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2 minutes ago, Panther'sBigD said:

I was waiting to see which of you goobers would start this moronic thread. Mystery solved. Thanks!

It was a magical time. The team was rolling.....over worse crap teams.....but that’s besides the point. Oh what could have been. 

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