Not a bash post, just curious if he played in 2nd half?
So you're saying the fact the moment he went out Miami stopped going up and down the field at will and it had nothing to do with David being gone.As is the way about everything in life, perception is everything. If the perception is that that is the weakness, than that perception is going to be continued to be tested until it is proven wrong. It wasn't and they kept throwing at him. When he was replaced it wasn't like the replacement was better, they just didn't throw as often that way.
So you're saying the fact the moment he went out Miami stopped going up and down the field at will and it had nothing to do with David being gone.
I'm glad you are so wise as to break this down for the masses.
Hopefully his football career is over now, except for spot duty in a blowout win.He's just not very good. No other way to put it. Never has been. I'm sure he tries his best, but sometimes it's just not enough. Good luck to the kid after his football career is over in a few months.
thatGood heavens guys. Give it a rest. The kid has made plays in the past to help us win games. He's struggling right now and feels terrible about it. Grow a set and quit acting like a bunch of vulturous teenage girls.
How many times did they test the right cb after Davie went out?
So you're saying the fact the moment he went out Miami stopped going up and down the field at will and it had nothing to do with David being gone.
I'm glad you are so wise as to break this down for the masses.
Hopefully his football career is over now, except for spot duty in a blowout win.
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