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double standard

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As much as I appreciate Cam, and what hes done for this team, its been on him a few games. INT's and such. I wont say that he has NOT played well enough for us to win, because we should have beat the falcons too.. but he didnt make a play in the AZ game, we were shut down in the red zone against the Pack.. we've been close and hes a rookie, its not all his fault, and hes played beyond anyones expectations, but at the same time.. I think with a more seasoned QB, and a staff thats been around a bit more, we win at least 3-4 of the games we've lost.

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I liike how people claim our offense is Top 5 based on YPG but our defense is Bottom 5 based on PPG.

Compare them equally, YPG or PPG.

Defense doesn't give up that many yards, but points are high because our offense and special teams put them in bad spots.

Curse our offense for driving down the field and scoring points! Don't they know we are trying to pin the opposing team inside the 20! Not on it!! Aghh I miss the Matt Moore days of safe, smart football!!!!

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Turnovers gave the Saints and Vikes short fields. Opposing teams have scored points off the turnovers that gave them victories in each game we have lost except the Arizona game. Regardless of weather the D is getting stops or not, the Offense and Cam, need to protect the ball better as well. So everyone is right. The blame goes on the team, not just one side of the ball or the other. And I think Cam has and will tell you, that he needs to play better.

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double standard that you are talking about you just did. the offense produced well for majority of the game as well, but came up short on some series. both sides are coming up short in games and could use more playmakers on both sides. simple we are growing and when all things start clicking look out NFL.

Not to mention 2 TD's on turnovers by the offense. We hold them to 3 twice, on crappy field position after drives and punt, or turn one of those fumbles into a touchdown, all of a sudden we win by 10-13.

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I liike how people claim our offense is Top 5 based on YPG but our defense is Bottom 5 based on PPG.

Compare them equally, YPG or PPG.

Defense doesn't give up that many yards, but points are high because our offense and special teams put them in bad spots.

Look at how many rushing yards we give up, they don't have to pass. Jesus you're oblivious.

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Not to mention 2 TD's on turnovers by the offense. We hold them to 3 twice, on crappy field position after drives and punt, or turn one of those fumbles into a touchdown, all of a sudden we win by 10-13.

You could say this about every team in the league. "Cut out the mistakes and we win"

Could have. Should have. Would have. But did not.

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