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Preseason game 2 - who impressed who needs to get their ass cut


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I sense this season like the past couple is gonna be focused on getting better and establishing an identity. Saying that:

looked good - Dillion Johnson, Trevon Wallace, Jordan Matthews, JT sanders, Coker (potential there) 

need to be cut: all the backup DL, Plummer, ISM. 
 

 

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Dillon Johnson showed a combination of speed, power and explosiveness we haven't seen at the RB spot since Stew. 

Never went down on first contact, decisive in his cuts and turned several 2 yard losses into 3-5 yard games. 

More importantly, he wanted to be out there. Looked like he actually gave a poo and wasn't just going through the motions during garbage time of the 4th quarter.

I would not think twice at putting him on the 53 especially if Brooks starts the season on IR.

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I did not watch last night's game but from the sound of it I am frightened we will have another season where it's not even watchable play in person or on TV and that sure is disappointing. Still though I'm going to hope (yet be a realist) that when the starters come out, it will look like a complete different team. I think we are in for another rough season but not judging any players or coaches just yet till I see the regular season. 

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8 hours ago, Chaos said:

I can’t remember a game as boring and uninteresting as the one tonight. Oh yeah, last week’s game. 
 

I’m honestly worried about how detached I am from this franchise, what the fug.  On a bigger scale, it’s impacting my excitement for NFL football overall. First time I’ve been like this going back to day one, 1995. 

I want to tell you, I’m looking for what you said that deserves someone shitting your post. 

I think maybe you committed a Bryce Young thought crime.

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It's so funny how most of the people claiming they didn't watch it or only watched a small part are commenting the most about how they feel about the game.   I thought it was fairly positive.  Much better than the first game.  No big offensive explosion but what do you expect with Plummer who looked bad in college and some oline players who signed to the team in the past couple days.

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