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Anyone worries about our D?


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We have a couple of players that fug the dog and give up long runs...Mikell, he straight fuging overruns poo and gets caught inside on almost every long run...him and Blackburn in the backfield tripping over each other. Honestly it's not a big issue, because it one big one 15+, here and alot of short ones. What you don't see us give up is 6 yards, 4, yards, 7 yards, 6 yards, etc.

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I haven't watched it on tv yet but being at the game, the Jets offense seemed 'fast'.  Their plays didn't take long to develop / execute and the backs quickly hit the holes.  Many of our running plays take a while as we are constantly pulling lineman and loading the box.  They ran several variations from the same general formation and play.  Given that they were facing a superior team, their  running game was respectable ... IMO.

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