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So, who was over the top of Norman on all those slant plays the Bears completed at the end of the game?

I know our safeties aren't really all that reliable, but, it looked like he was giving them so much room, and not one pressure. Playing it safe, to not get beat.

Norman has done a pretty good job for a rookie, but MAN wtf?!

anyone have any ideas?

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So, who was over the top of Norman on all those slant plays the Bears completed at the end of the game?

I know our safeties aren't really all that reliable, but, it looked like he was giving them so much room, and not one pressure. Playing it safe, to not get beat.

Norman has done a pretty good job for a rookie, but MAN wtf?!

anyone have any ideas?

Not Norman's fault. The call was a soft zone. He was in a hook-zone/deep third. That's on Rivera making a poo call.

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Well that's what I was wondering.

Josh did a great job all day and then the whole last drive was poo.

*smh*

They made him play with his hands tied behind his back.

I was worried about the young secondary players.

You'd think by this point they'd let the players play like they fuging want to win.

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