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Did Newton play well today... you tell me


TonyN

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Mixed bag today. Made some crucial mistakes so you can't say he played well, but he also made some big time plays and we moved the ball fairly well overall.

But it wasn't like he was just awful out there.

But no, he didn't play well. It seemed like no one played well enough today except the defense.

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he was lights out in the first half until that stupid throw to steve that PP21 picked off in the endzone. steve had him beat by 5 yards and cam horribly underthrew it.

Unless PP21's arms are 15 feet long than he couldn't of had him beat by 5 yards because PP21 had a hand on him the whole time.

Bad throw though

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Other than the INT, I thought he played very well in the 1st half.  I thought he played very poorly in the 2nd half.  Then again, our coaching staff did a very poor job of countering the adjustments the Chiefs made in the 2nd half.  The 2nd half was just an embarrassment.  That's pretty much the story of the Ron Rivera error... uh, I mean "era".

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Unless PP21's arms are 15 feet long than he couldn't of had him beat by 5 yards because PP21 had a hand on him the whole time.

Bad throw though

 

This.  Smitty has to stop lobbying so much for the ball.  Try catching the ones thrown your way first.  A couple of years ago, Smitty single covered deep was a shot you take.  These days, Smitty single covered by one of the best CBs in the league isn't a shot that you take.  That's just the reality.

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Unless PP21's arms are 15 feet long than he couldn't of had him beat by 5 yards because PP21 had a hand on him the whole time.

Bad throw though

 

maybe 5 yards is exaggerating, but it literally happened right in front of my seats, steve had him beat and if it was a better thrown ball i think its an easy TD

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He played amazing the first half, but then the offense as a whole had a fuging meltdown in the second half... I have no idea what the hell happened in that locker room at half time, but the team came out flat as hell the second half.  And that's probably an understatement.

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