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A few key plays

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1) One that will get overlooked is Luke's one on one coverage on the deep play. Looked like a sure catch that could have been the ballgame and Luke get's his hand in there and knocks it away. Great play.

 

2) The incomplete fumble. I guess I'm a homer but he had control, two feet down, made a football move etc... shouldn't that have been a fumble?

 

3) Stewart's fumble. Nothing much to note as the RB core did well all around and it didn't hurt us. BUT Stewart has fumbled at around twice the rate as Williams over his career. Stewart is now getting the bulk of carries and he will have to hold onto the ball if we make a playoff run.

 

4) Gano's 53 yarder. Had his first miss this year but this guy is still clutch from long range now 5-5 from over 50. Don't be surprised if he gets a shot at a 60 yarder this year. Probably could make one from 70.

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I have been watching football thoroughly for almost 2 decades and I have never seen a worse call then the incomplete/fumble call.

Maybe the fail Mary just because of the implications, but good god that was absolutely terrible. A travesty of officiating.

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Another one that was big IMO....the Tolbert smearing of Reid.

 

That kind of hit/power, scares guys, I don't care what they say.

 

 

That hit was amazing and Tolbert was very classy checking on him after.

 

He literally ktfo'd that guy.

 

 

Also my dad and I both (he's a skins fan) thought that was a catch and fumble.  Horrible call.

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