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Ekwonu doesn’t get dog walked under 2 minutes in the 4th, we drive, kick a FG and win

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electro's horse Grand Master

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7 minutes ago, csx said:

Why people are mentioning stepping up

But thats where the monsters are 

 

26 minutes ago, Pantherxtreme said:

Not a player within ten yards.

I dont think Bryce is to blame for the Saints loss but if we look to upgrade the Qb position I won't complain. 

It’s not just the saints losses. It’s the jags loss, and the pats loss, and the cardinals loss, and the 49ers loss, and the games they won where he barely did anything like at home against Atlanta, or at Green Bay.

his career has been either playing a Bryce game where someone else can win it, or playing so badly the team would need a gundam to take the field after the half to win.

year three of this. Btw yesterday was just a Bryce game, the saints just didn’t self destruct and the defense couldn’t manage three turnovers like they did against the falcons, 49ers, rams etc 

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Lef tackle is the BLIND side for right handed QBs. That's why they get paid so much. If your LT is getting dog walked into the QB in 2 seconds, that is not the QB's fault. Geez people. You would only say that about Bryce Young. Truth is Chase was beating Ickey like a drum all game - against the run and the pass. It wasn't speed rushes either. He overpowered him all day. Bryce basically escaped multiple sacks throughout the game. Dalton would have gone down at least 7 or 8 times yesterday, including that play. 

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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The thing about those BY9 GWDs or basically pretty much literally any drive is that any penalty is an instant drive killer. As soon as we have a negative play it's over. Gaining 10 yards in three plays is hard enough already. Make it more and that's a wrap.

 

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11 minutes ago, Navy_football said:

Lef tackle is the BLIND side for right handed QBs. That's why they get paid so much. If your LT is getting dog walked into the QB in 2 seconds, that is not the QB's fault. Geez people. You would only say that about Bryce Young. Truth is Chase was beating Ickey like a drum all game - against the run and the pass. It wasn't speed rushes either. He overpowered him all day. Bryce basically escaped multiple sacks throughout the game. Dalton would have gone down at least 7 or 8 times yesterday, including that play. 

Only took 4 pages but finally someone gets it

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8 minutes ago, Panthering said:

People blaming Bryce for this is hilarious after seeing Ickey get dog walked like that and I'm far from a Bryce defender! 

Nobody is saying Ickey didn't get beat, but it was wasn't a jailbreak either.  Bryce had some time to escape and he also had an outlet in the flat.  Considering it was single protection, he should have known that ball had to be out quick.  It was a poorly executed play from several aspects.  You can't be inside of two minutes trying to secure the win and think you have all day to pass.  The Saints were NOT going into prevent and that was a miscalculation from play caller down to the execution the botched play.

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The first down sack wasn’t as big a deal as the five yard check down on second.

Chase young is a good player who made a good play. It happens.

Bryce not understanding the situation is a choice. In his defense he’s been bailed out on check downs all season. Must be confusing for him. Hope he can find solace on street wear TikTok.  

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lol...haters gonna hate:

That sack didn't lose the game but saying that was on BY is ridiculous.

Look at the bottom left on the images. The time from the snap to when Bryce is sacked is 2 seconds at the most. And it was on his blind side. Saying that sack was on him and just showing your hate.

 

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8 minutes ago, cranky said:

lol...haters gonna hate:

That sack didn't lose the game but saying that was on BY is ridiculous.

Look at the bottom left on the images. The time from the snap to when Bryce is sacked is 2 seconds at the most. And it was on his blind side. Saying that sack was on him and just showing your hate.

 

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Two tings can be true at once.  The protection broke down and Bryce didn't get rid of the ball. Nobody stayed back in protection either, Bryce had to know that, therefore that ball needed to be out ASAP.  He had too much faith in his OL or himself, possibly both.  

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Sanders went out on a route and Rico stayed for a second before sneaking out to the flat.  Zero help. Look at Coker crossing the middle.  Bryce is reading the two guys at the top of the screen and I guess they weren't open.  Obviously he didn't see Coker or Rico.  Not sure if Sanders was open.  Inside of two minutes it's first read and if not there, take the outlet.

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