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45 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

Did anyone notice who the target was on Dalton's first INT?  Let a defender in trail position cut across his face as his QB was scrambling.  He didn't even have the instincts to try to play the defender role as he realized the ball was being picked off.

 

Ian Thomas, this quote from him makes it even worse:

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54 minutes ago, Martin said:

Ian Thomas, this quote from him makes it even worse:

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Yup, Ian's first game back ended up being the play that took us out of the game.  I doubt we won the game as Atlanta's offense was starting to roll at that point, but I knew right then we had no shot whatsoever.

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We have a coach and OC with strong WR background. I think we need to recognize that that was not the case in the past. I mean, they got a UFDA that not only made the team but is pulling his weight (Coker). How often does that  happen for us? 

I also think there was strong pressure to get lil Bruce some help to the point that they used maybe a different value system taking Legette than may have been used normally. That's just idle speculation, because I don't know.

I didn't scout players this year. I just looked at Legette's stuff when it looked like he was the guy they wanted. 

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