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KillerKat

By KillerKat,
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yes we put up 35 points today and yes our defense is weak. However, we could've scored more points today or at least held onto the ball longer and had longer drives if Chud called better plays. Not saying we would've won anyway with the way our defense played, but...

I do not understand why Chud has such a problem with commiting to the run. We call a run play for a drive that goes for big yards and then call 2 straight failed pass plays. It doesn't make sense. If running is working, stick with it.

Chud also refuses to take small plays that could lead to good drives and instead calls for the home run pass almost all of the time. Yes we have had a better offense than the past, but all that has done is make our stat sheet look good instead of producing TDs. Yes today we scored more points, but other than today this is usually the norm. I truely believe we would have 3 more wins if the offensive play calling was better. Which wouldn't put us in the playoffs or anything, just saying.

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