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First 4 game comparisons


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56 minutes ago, thebdawg said:

You don’t know what awful looks like lmao. Bryce has looked up and down. Awful is not being able to sustain drives, hit your receivers when they’re open, convert third downs. Bryce is doing those things.

Awful is the Jimmy Clausen 2010 offense. If you wanna get some perspective on that, Bryce threw as many touchdowns yesterday as Jimmy did in the entire season.

You can say the lions were in a shell prevent the 4th quarter but they weren’t. You think they were in prevent on the goal line?? They weren’t blitzing but they weren’t in prevent, they were in cover 2/cover 3 most of the second half.

 Anyways, your quarterback analysis is what’s truly awful here. Bryce has been up and down, some bad and some good. He’s a rookie. Get over it.

The only drive you can see them playing prevent was the final drive in the 4th. The one before that they were in the same defense. Still playing press man and blitzing and Bryce led us down the field for a TD.

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8 minutes ago, mc52beast said:

Can’t believe you left out Cam… man that season was a blast.

Wanted to keep the company similar. Game is just so different since Cam came in the league. I may add Goff, Purdy, Dak, Darnold, Geno, Kyler and Teddy... will toss Cam in for fun. 

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5 hours ago, Terry Tjs said:

Just for comparison sake

Troy Aikman had a passer rating of 55.7 with 1,749 yards, 9 touchdowns and 18 interceptions in 11 games in his rookie season in 1989.

11 seasons later, he had won 3 Super bowls and been in 6 Pro Bowls

He had Michael Irvin too.  Let's not forget that was Jimmy Jones' first year as a head coach.  They went 1-11.  The next year they won 7.  I lived in Dallas at that time and the criticism was intense. 

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