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Now you're just being mean.Throw in 1992 while you're waiting
Regards,
Chris
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Actually, that's brilliant. Or have him run around, loop back our of the pocket and chuck it deep out of bounds to kill the clock.If he was really fast, they could have taken a safety
Yea there really is no need for a n00b NEP fan to endure that.Now you're just being mean.
Regards,
Chris
Brady could have put more air under the ball
Or the Bledsoe years, which I think where we're headed post-Brady: Competitive more often than not, a surprise playoff run matched by a 6-10 down season here and there, but always a few pieces away from winning it all. I think Robert or Jonathan are competent enough from letting things turn into an annual **** show, but following up this 20yr run with something similar is an insanely tall order.I do believe a n00b would benefit from watching 01-06 games though.
or Brady gets the snap and shuffles it to White who laterals it to Edelman who then runs across the field to hand it back to Brady who then takes a knee....seems like a reasonable idea...and don't forget..JIMMY G!!! never forget Jimmy G...no matter what else ever happens anywhere
One of his bizarre claims is that posters were openly wanting Sanu and Dorsett not to play today so that Harry and Meyers could get more playing time.
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If anyone's trying to claim the receivers played well today, or even acceptably, I think we watched different games.
...and with a cranky elbow there was no need to try and throw it to DelawareI'm not sure he could. He chucked it up there pretty good. Certainly it would take a terribly unnatural motion to do so.
The one angle I saw was from the end zone. The side of Heaths helmet may have made contact with the side of Jacobis but to me it looked more shoulder contact than anything. Me personally I was good with the hit, solid breakup of the pass.
Maybe I don’t understand what you are saying but if he catch the ball that’s a major concern.
Sign OBJ, Thomas and Hopkins. Nothing lessWhile TE is just a giant wasteland that was not addressed properly I am still waiting for people to explain what they should have done more or differently at WR.
They tried to trade for Sanu before the draft, they picked a WR in the first round, they tried to rework the position with a mix of experienced vets and younger players. What else are they reasonably supposed to do ?
You forgot, "at the vet minimum."Sign OBJ, Thomas and Hopkins. Nothing less
You're right. My badYou forgot, "at the vet minimum."
In fairness, I did say I thought one of the rookies developing was necessary for the offense to take the next step, and that I didn't mind being down Sanu/Dorsett if it accelerated this process.
Not quite openly wanting, but.....