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top 5 Defense, bottom 10 Offense


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PN23 has been exposed as an idiot, now we get to sit back and watch him desperately grasp at straws while trying to keep his head above water.

 

 

yes many points have been valid in explaining how were gonna be a top 10 offense, here are the best points so far

 

 

#1 nuh uhhh your an idiot

 

#2 nuh uhhh your stupid

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looks like you were miles off.  The O-line was decent this game, Deangelo ran the ball like Deangelo of '09 (won't go so far as to say '08 beasting D-Will, but he was running good against a very good run defense), Safeties look acceptable now with Mikell back there, Olsen will be fine, backup WRs will be fine against any secondary that's not as ridiculously good as this one.  Yup, you were pretty much as far off as you can get.  Having a poor offensive showing against one of the better defenses in the league, even if they're missing two DEs and a CB, isn't reason to overreact.

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looks like you were miles off.  The O-line was decent this game, Deangelo ran the ball like Deangelo of '09 (won't go so far as to say '08 beasting D-Will, but he was running good against a very good run defense), Safeties look acceptable now with Mikell back there, Olsen will be fine, backup WRs will be fine against any secondary that's not as ridiculously good as this one.  Yup, you were pretty much as far off as you can get.  Having a poor offensive showing against one of the better defenses in the league, even if they're missing two DEs and a CB, isn't reason to overreact.

 

 

D-Will fumbled twice and had a 70 yard game

 

 

the safety gave up the only td in the game on terrible coverage

 

 

what game were you watching

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D-Will fumbled twice and had a 70 yard game

 

 

the safety gave up the only td in the game on terrible coverage

 

 

what game were you watching

 

Deangelo had 86 yards at 5.1 yards per carry.

 

Godfrey did not give up a TD, Thomas did. It was not Godfrey's man. Thomas got beat.

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Deangelo had 86 yards at 5.1 yards per carry.

 

Godfrey did not give up a TD, Thomas did. It was not Godfrey's man. Thomas got beat.

 

ohh sorry, 2 fumbles and 86 yards is much better

 

godfrey blew his coverage, and also wilson carved up the secondary despite being pressured almost every play. Our safties played a terrible game, 0 ball hawk skills

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you might need to get your eyes checked, or at least understand whats considered a good or bad game for a player

 

If you actually watched the game instead of spouting off the stat line you'd see Deangelo ran well.  Yea, he lost a fumble at an inopportune time, but he is not "done".  5.1 ypc against the Seattle defense would be considered outstanding by most.

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If you actually watched the game instead of spouting off the stat line you'd see Deangelo ran well.  Yea, he lost a fumble at an inopportune time, but he is not "done".  5.1 ypc against the Seattle defense would be considered outstanding by most.

 

1st off - I said D-Will looks "About done"

 

2 fumbles 80 yards and 0 td's isnt outstanding, and when a D is exploiting your ability to hold onto the ball when you are a 30 year old RB, you are looking ABOUT DONE.

 

im sure he has 1 or 2 years left at most, but don't expect some magical season from D-Will, that time has passed

 

 

5.1 yards a carry good job, but hold onto the ball and dont lose the game.

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