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Legedu Naane was our best offensive player today.

Jase

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Jase Apprentice

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Kudos to him. Never understood all of the hate.

Also, regardless of injury, foxy never would have fielded a team that as unprepared and played as sloppily as this one did today. I think many of us took for granted some of fox's better qualities.

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Looks can be deceiving!

The Titans took away Smitty and our TE's daring us to beat them with our #2 WR. I actually will argue that he didn't get opened enough, which is part of the reason why we lost.

If you're getting covered 1 on 1 all day, you should have over 100 yards receiving before half, but Naanee still only got opened occasionally.

Smitty would poo his pants if he got 1 on 1 coverage.

True football heads could see this!

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Looks can be deceiving!

The Titans took away Smitty and our TE's daring us to beat them with our #2 WR. I actually will argue that he didn't get opened enough, which is part of the reason why we lost.

True football heads could see this!

lol

smitty had drops

deangelo couldn't find the holes

cam was hesitant

shockey was invisible

olsen couldn't hang on to the ball

other players had opportunities, only naane acted like he belonged there.

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bleys Newbie

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Looks can be deceiving!

The Titans took away Smitty and our TE's daring us to beat them with our #2 WR. I actually will argue that he didn't get opened enough, which is part of the reason why we lost.

If you're getting covered 1 on 1 all day, you should have over 100 yards receiving before half, but Naanee still only got opened occasionally.

Smitty would poo his pants if he got 1 on 1 coverage.

True football heads could see this!

true football heads aren't comparing Naanee to Steve Smith.. he still had a solid outing and it's apparent no one is better than he is (as a #2) at this point..

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