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Wilks ain't it

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17 hours ago, top dawg said:

Seriously. Do you think that it's just sheer coincidence that Walker basically attempted four passes past the LOS yesterday? Do you think that Walker's worst game just coincidentally happened once Wilks became HC? 

Wilks signed off on that sh¡t show of attack yesterday, and added to it by shutting the team down with approximately 90 seconds in the half and three timeouts remaining. Passing was not in Wilks' vocabulary yesterday, unless it was passing on an attempt to play big boy football and push the ball down field. 

Bro PJ Walker is hot garbage that's why

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4 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

He knows even less of the playbook than PJ. You are still clinging to hope. You must let go.

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Hoping for more than one pass attempt beyond the LOS is not out of the realm of possibility.  This very team has done it before.  PJ has done it before.  It is NOT impossible.  Really.  Its not.

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1 minute ago, poundaway said:

Hoping for more than one pass attempt beyond the LOS is not out of the realm of possibility.  This very team has done it before.  PJ has done it before.  It is NOT impossible.  Really.  Its not.

See, you still think that this is a normal functioning team. Logic does not apply here. This team is FUBAR my friend. 

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2 minutes ago, jackson113 said:

There were other routes being ran, PJ chose to take the short ones, that's on him. McAdoo can make the plays, but he can't throw the throws...

McAdoo makes the plays, but he uses crayons and used napkins to draw them out while he is taking a poo. It’s when he is feeling the most creative. 

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13 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

McAdoo makes the plays, but he uses crayons and used napkins to draw them out while he is taking a poo. It’s when he is feeling the most creative. 

I know right?

We ran up the gut on 3rd and long.  HC said this was the gameplan to keep PJ from being "aggressive".   He said we'll see throws downfield later.

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