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Mac Jones is TRASH. Bro just threw an awful INT trying to throw to a wide ass open TE in the endzone. The dude turns the ball over way too much to offer so little on the positive side of the spectrum. It's not like he's a gun slinger throwing for 300+ and TDs where you realize that'll likely come with some INTs. He's a damn game manager who leads the league in INTs.

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I kinda feel bad for Zappe. He gets thrown in to try to win the game on a two minute drill with everyone knowing full well he's not running any two minute drills in practice as the backup. That was a shitty move by Belichick. Screams of utter desperation. He said that kid up to fail there.

Now with that said, he still threw a ball into quadruple coverage. Not excusing that. 😂

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Seriously we should look at reuniting Young with O’Brien this offseason. He won’t have to learn a new offense and O’Brien is a decent OC. Jones just ruined a perfect play to win the game. This is all assuming we keep Reich as HC and he is willing to let O’Brien run his offense. 

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43 minutes ago, outlaw4 said:

Belichick's reputation as an all time best coach is not exactly holding up right now.

HC's get too much credit. This is a players league at the end of the day.

 

You're a great HC as long as you're winning games. Sean McVay was the best HC in football when the Rams won the SB. Since then the Rams have had a losing record for 2 straight years. You can put whoever as our HC and we would still suck because we don't have the players.

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