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Old 10-20-2022, 12:28 PM   #1
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Oh, dang, you got me!

Only not.
Not trying to be a dick.

I'm just wondering if you still think it's just execution or not.
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Not trying to be a dick.

I'm just wondering if you still think it's just execution or not.
I don't think the things are mutually exclusive at all.

None of this stuff is. It's why these arguments just go round and round in circles.

I think if our OT's are studs, we could do pretty much anything we want and be successful.

They're not, so we can't.

And for whatever reason, Tampa couldn't deal with the RPO's, and neither could Arizona.

Buffalo and Indy had answers.

I think we ought to get away from it. I don't think we can consistently execute it against strong front fours.
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I think we ought to get away from it. I don't think we can consistently execute it against strong front fours.
It's that hitch, that little delay when Patrick pulls it down to hand it off or pulls it back to throw it that kind of allows defenses to already be in position it seems like...

But yes, get away from the RPO.
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