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The Dowdle Mirage - Play Calling.....


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lol... nah, not this time.

Like I said, I'll be the first to congratulate Canales on a well called game, and this was his best one yet.  Sure, there were a few head scratching calls, but on the whole, this game was night and day compared to what we've seen out of him here so far.

This game was everything I was saying I was hoping to see in that other thread last week, if you can't see the difference between these two games, then you just don't know football at all.  We kept the defense off balance all game and the big Rico game wasn't because of just a small handful of big plays, but by constant chunk yardage all game long to put up a huge game.

Still things to clean up, and this was against one of the worst defenses in the league, but this was a game you can look at as a positive movement forward for what feels like the first time since Canales has been here.

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7 minutes ago, CRA said:

I think your boy scored this time but overall that was pretty much last week on repeat 

what?!?!

This was nothing like last week, last week we had 2 monster plays and then mostly dink and dunk plays.

This week was chunk yardage gain after chunk yardage game, we had I think it was 6 runs last week of over 5 yards, the announcers called out today that we had 12 runs of over 7 yards while I think it might have still been in the 3rd quarter.

Last week was because of great plays by Rico, this week was because Canales' play calling kept the Cowboys off balance all game long (although yes, credit to Rico again as well)

T-Mac scoring has zero to do with this thread, c'mon now

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