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Saturday Playoff Games Thread

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6 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

Honestly, I don’t like Daboll’s play calling. He has no run game, it’s all hidden and schemed behind Allen. 


I expect him struggle if gets a HC gig.

Every player who’s touched the ball running tonight has over 5 ypc. They’re averaging 7.5 as a team 

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4 minutes ago, RJK said:

Every player who’s touched the ball running tonight has over 5 ypc. They’re averaging 7.5 as a team 

Yeah, they are beating a short handed and under talented pats teams. 
 

if you go back and check season stats, you can see the running game absolutely struggled. Their forums bashed the poo out of BD during the season bc he was attempting to Chudd it up this year to get his name out for HC opps.

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4 minutes ago, CRA said:

Mac is more composed than Sam.  And Mac can read a field and know when and where to go with it.   Mac lacks physical tools.  Mac would actually probably be a good QB if he had Sam’s physical attributes.   
 
 

That’s the benefit of being in NE as a rookie. You can interchange both as rookies and you get the same results.

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1 minute ago, matt rhules gut fat said:

Honest show of hands how many of you liked Allen as a prospect?

I didn’t.  And I thought I was right after his rookie year too. 

the jump he made has been pretty crazy.   One of my favorite guys to watch.  And unlike Mahomes and Rodgers (who I also like to watch)…..Allen is actually likable.  

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