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ncguy2184

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The Jet's were blitzing way too much for a fuging preseason game.

You could totally tell the difference in effort between teams. NY played dirty and were out for big hits, especially Cam.

Oh and we still fuging won LOL.

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He had a few blown assignments on blitz pick ups ad one run play where he didn't rub off from the nose to the LB, but what the fug do you expect. It's a rookie from DII going against a Rex Ryan defense. This will be great learning tape for him. He looks to have the skills to be a top tier guard.

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I was reallly impressed with our o-line pass protection.

Not sure what game you were watching. The OL had a lot of issues with pressure last night. The defense was in Cam's face all night long.

They were not terrible. But, they were FAR from really impressive.

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Not sure what game you were watching. The OL had a lot of issues with pressure last night. The defense was in Cam's face all night long.

They were not terrible. But, they were FAR from really impressive.

What is it with this: not sure what game you were watching crap. We were obviously watching the same game this thread is about but with different opinions. I was really impressed with Cam's protection in the passing game. Was it flawless, did he all a year to throw the ball? No and no, but he did have enough time to read the defense and make good read. To me thats really impressive. Our o-line has gotten alot better so again, I was really impressed.
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