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Re: Philly postgame week 1
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
Haskins passing accuracy is terrible. Hopefully he can get that worked out.
It was good to see WFT make half time adjustments, they looked like a different team in the second half. That's something that hasn't happened here in a long time. |
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
Jack del rio making adjustments in game fucked the eagles offense up.
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
I mean... have you seen our d line?!?! Can’t run on that and they knew it. 😂
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
This is exactly what I’ve been saying and hopefully come to fruition.
ESPN‘s Marcus Spears issues warning: “For everybody out there in the NFL that’s going to play the Washington Redskins: They are as motivated by what their coach is doing right now and be careful if you fall behind, because you may not have your QB the following week.” https://twitter.com/dcbarno/status/1...211923970?s=21
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
After his 3-12 start, he went 14-19 so that's a great sign
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
Good stat. The entire team started slow, after adjustments starting in second half, everyone started playing better.
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
The fact that he stood up and spoke at halftime and the team responded is awesome, I think he's growing into that QB1 role.. Yeah he's not the best passer and he will miss some guys but I will say the kid is a gamer and doesn't quit
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
One player I saw make a couple of nice plays, rookie S Kamren Curl.
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Other than the big play by Reagor, CB played damn well against their WR. Moreland locked down that Hightower guy.
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
Yes, but his receivers helped him out by catching off-target passes. His passing accuracy was not good enough. On the other hand, he converted turnovers into scores, he had no turnovers, and he never got down on himself or the team when we were down by 17 points.
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
Yeah I don't think he had a bad game at all. After an awful start by the whole team he was pretty good while being pressured on most plays. The fact that he got the leadership to make a halftime speech after a mediocre first half is inspiring.
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Re: Philly postgame week 1
Wow. What a Monday morning. Im not used to feeling so good heading back to work.
After a night to digest what I saw Im thinking a couple of things... First JDR is a ferocious animal and his scheming won the game for us without a shadow of a doubt. We had no run game, one wr, and an inaccurate quarterback but scored 27 points. Why? Because our defense put us in position to score. Secondly that our offense has to be able to move the ball the length of the field. Otherwise this game will be a great memory clouded by another season of shit Monday mornings. So HTTFT today, but Haskins better hone his skills fast, and some other playmakers besides McLaurin better step the fuck up. The first half was what I expected only worse, and the second half was what I hoped for but only better. My emotions are shot. Lol. |
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