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[DaBruinz]

Its not 2 games its 3 years of average at best performance. He is what he is, a rotational player that is a one trick pony.

This is his 3rd year. He's played 2 games in the 3rd year. It's pathetic for you to attempt to downplay the jump from his 1st to 2nd year. And yes. it's been 2 games THIS YEAR.

Maybe try paying attention to reality instead of pushing your narratives..

 

[ctpatsfan77]

Brian Daboll is turning to Jaxson Dart to try and save his job.

[I still find it ironic that Daboll decided to leave because Belichick wouldn't give him a promotion from WR coach . . . after the 2006 season.]

 

[Uptown]

 

[Uptown]

 

[Patsfan1645]

This is his 3rd year. He's played 2 games in the 3rd year. It's pathetic for you to attempt to downplay the jump from his 1st to 2nd year. And yes. it's been 2 games THIS YEAR.

Maybe try paying attention to reality instead of pushing your narratives..

He averages a sack every 5.83 games (6 sacks in 35 games). How about you pay attention clown man and stop with your over the top remarks when anyone says something you don't like. You don't like that I don't think he is something special then move along. There are more people for you to dribble your BS at.

 

[Uptown]

 

[Uptown]

 

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[PatsFan2]

Devastating injury right there: may never be the same player when he's cleared.

 

[TheRainMaker]

Depending on how the year is going, just have him take the year off. 49ers are already invested a lot of money in him and don't want to make things worse by rushing him back. Rumor has it that Ownership was getting tired of paying players who ended up getting injured. I knew they should've waited on Purdy with him getting injured week 1.

 

[signbabybrady]

If we only still had Lampe

 

[Uptown]

 

[VrabelJr]

Teams getting the ball at the 35 or 40 yard line basically turns the final possession of the game into sudden death style OT in tie games. Seattle needed only 20 yards to get into field goal range. This is bad football.

 

[sb1]

Great so Pats lose another first round pick.

And I didn’t think signals was a thing anymore everything was done by radio?

 

[DaBruinz]

He averages a sack every 5.83 games (6 sacks in 35 games). How about you pay attention clown man and stop with your over the top remarks when anyone says something you don't like. You don't like that I don't think he is something special then move along. There are more people for you to dribble your BS at.

Listen up, tweedle dum. You're the clown in the thread who isn't paying attention. The only one making "over-the-top" remarks is you. Maybe you should remove your head from your arse and stop projecting your short-comings onto others.

You're the one who got his panties in a wad because I corrected you. Now you're being stupid and claiming things I never stated or implied. You're a typical stat fool that can't handle reality. That not everything about the game of football appears in the stats.

Why don't you follow your own advice since you are the one "dribbling BS" on the board.

 

[signbabybrady]

Teams getting the ball at the 35 or 40 yard line basically turns the final possession of the game into sudden death style OT in tie games. Seattle needed only 20 yards to get into field goal range. This is bad football.

Execute.

Kick the ball in the landing zone and cover the kick. Do one of these dirty kicks and maybe even get a touchback at the 20.

Fail to execute and you put your D in a tough spot.

I don't see any problem.

 

[DoubleDeluxe]

Execute.

Kick the ball in the landing zone and cover the kick. Do one of these dirty kicks and maybe even get a touchback at the 20.

Fail to execute and you put your D in a tough spot.

I don't see any problem.

Exactly. 20 yard landing zone should not be difficult to hit for an NFL kicker.

 

[Triumph]

 

[Triumph]

The Vikings next game is vs the Steelers in Dublin, Ireland and then Minnesota will remain in the UK the following week and play the Browns in London, England.

The NFL is making a push to expand globally.

 

[Uptown]