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Jackie Lee

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Just now, PantherChris said:

Anther sack that he could have easily thrown the ball away puts Philly out of fg range

If he doesn't have a wide open target he gets a little confused. Happened when they played us. He's good but not great. Great team though. 

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1 minute ago, PantherChris said:

His passing is less accurate than a shotgun at 500 yards at this point between that and the lack of vision..  

 

He can still run though lkl

I mean that is completely untrue. He is a career 64.4% passer(above 65 the past three seasons).

It's not accuracy, it's field vision, IMO. Steichen did a great job making things fast for him, Moore is not a good OC for Hurts.

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13 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I mean that is completely untrue. He is a career 64.4% passer(above 65 the past three seasons).

It's not accuracy, it's field vision, IMO. Steichen did a great job making things fast for him, Moore is not a good OC for Hurts.

Because he dumps the ball short like teddy two gloves

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