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All I am going to say is this. You judge a team by how they perform, not when everything is going right, but when things are going wrong.
Week in and week out since week #2 we have faced adversity that in the past we would not have recovered from. Say what you will about Smith and the O. 1 game out of 6 we didn't win the ToP. 1 Game out of 6 our QB actually had a really shit game. And on that 1 game out of 6, we still came through when we needed too. It ain't pretty but it's prettier than any loss there is. |
You can make all the excuses you want but Mr. Laz is correct.
All it will take is one Loss and this place, the local and national media will come unglued on Reid and Smith. The suffocating D has saved their asses so far... The O needs to improve not regress. |
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I don't think there's any doubt it's going to bite us in the ass sooner or later. Probably in the Donkey game.
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The best attribute of our QB right now is knowing how to "manage the game". Yes, the dreaded "game manager" label. But in this case it's true. In a close game when things weren't going good and he wasn't playing his best he still kept us in the game and didn't hurt us. So that's a long way of saying that our QB's best attribute is not shitting his pants when things going wrong. |
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Before today it was he wasn't throwing the ball deep and all the yards were "YAC". Well you can't have "YAC" with inaccurate passing. |
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He doesn't "manage" the D, and the D won today's game... |
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the term applies to him specifically and literally there is a picture of him in the dictionary next to "inaccurate: (adjective)" |
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He's not a bad QB, but he's not an accurate passer either. Noe does he see some of the people who are open. But on that point even I will give him a pass since this O-line isn't giving him a whole heck of a lot of time. But this is by far not the first game where his accuracy has been questioned. |
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