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cocksx5

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beamer, as usual lack of discipline ,preparation-apparently our safeties know nothing about football, as always other team adjust at half, we do nothing, wrs, we have no 50/50 guys that sellars can throw ball up to and snag them, will sellars ever have loggins type of, folks he ain't pocket passer
 
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Dieharduscfan

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Fuller was open almost every time out of the back field with no one within 10 yards of him. Sellers looked his way several times but always went to the right and try to throw in a tight window instead of dumping it down. Sometimes you have to take what the D gives you and I would take fuller in open space all day. Also, how do you under throw Harbor streaking down on a skinny post? SMH
 
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Piscis

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Dieharduscfan said:
Fuller was open almost every time out of the back field with no one within 10 yards of him. Sellers looked his way several times but always went to the right and try to throw in a tight window instead of dumping it down. Sometimes you have to take what the D gives you and I would take fuller in open space all day. Also, how do you under throw Harbor streaking down on a skinny post? SMH
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Again, Sellers is not a good QB.
 
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Blues man said:
There was one play (can't remember if it was a long pass completion or a score) were we had a guy pass rush deep into their backfield and actually got behind the QB where one of their lineman not only held our defensive player to the ground but when the QB released it the lineman was laying on top of our rusher (both on the ground). Blew my mind no call was made. Especially considering they were the only two back there.
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I remember it. Their LT was behind our guy, had his arms wrapped around him and grabbed his collar and pulled him down and laid on him. I understand that you could call hold on almost any play, but if you keep your arms inside, it doesn't get called. This was well past that.
None of their holding explains our lapses in the secondary but your plan changes if they have extra time to make a play because we are being held.
 
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b.wun said:
I remember it. Their LT was behind our guy, had his arms wrapped around him and grabbed his collar and pulled him down and laid on him. I understand that you could call hold on almost any play, but if you keep your arms inside, it doesn't get called. This was well past that.
None of their holding explains our lapses in the secondary but your plan changes if they have extra time to make a play because we are being held.
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Agreed. On the secondary I noticed there were times our corners gave a 10 yard cushion on the snap and the next play we'd have them pretty much on the LOS. Neither seemed to work. It was like we had no answer and just throwing stuff up there to see what would stick.
 
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