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Erving's "effort" on the play that got Sam hurt

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2 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

The 4 Man Rush has been crushing him all year long for his lack of effort. 

Wonder why he doesn't seem to give a poo enough to give the 100% effort? What he heck man? He has one of the most awesome jobs in the world. Go have some fun, give that effort and kick some ass. If he isn't willing to then somebody please cut his ass and find someone who will give a poo!

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When he said we weren’t the “Carolina Christian McCaffrey’s” I knew what a dumbass he was.  Aside from it being completely wrong, this isn’t the kind of statement you make when by far the best player on your offense goes out with a long-term injury. He’s obviously not a team player and only cares about himself. Former first round pick. 

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The most disappointing part is that the guy who shellacked Darnold literally ran past Erving on the way to him. Erving didn't even need to make some big athletic play down the field. Just turn and stick his arms out a little and it would've at least slowed the defender down enough that it wouldn't have been such a vicious hit. You have to hope at minimum the coaches are highlighting this play in film study and correcting that.

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4 minutes ago, BlackPanther21_ said:

Who ever said that haha?

Go back and look at all the 'first round talent' and 'room to improve' talk when we signed them day one of free agency. Same people that said we could draft BPA because we took care of the roster holes....LOL 

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