DapperCam
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Could we suck any harder on 3-1/4-1?
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Maybe get Cook some reps
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His completion percentage was high vs the Rams. You take what the defense gives you.
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Does Allen play in the second half? Lol!
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No offense to Leodis, but Elam seems way smarter than him. Hopefully that makes his ceiling even higher.
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He isn’t turning his head on any play. I’m sure he’ll pick it up.
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You saw him slow up during the play. Bet the hammy again
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Hope Elam can have a big play to boost his confidence a bit. Pitt has good playmakers.
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The one to Crowder in the Rams game was pretty bad.
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Bills about to go up by 2 TDs. What will the chicken littles here say then? Steelers won’t even have Pickett throw into the wind.
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We’re throwing deep a lot, which is kind of surprising given the wind
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Our o-line sucks
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Great pickup by Motor there
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Seeing the wind, it makes sense why Bass tried to line drive that 49 yarder. I wouldn’t try another long one like that.
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Elam getting some work today. Probably good to have some reps.
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The wind will be confused in the new stadium
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Bass miskicked that one big time
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Holding call, gotta keep things from getting out of hand
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Loved the scheme that Daboll introduced here. He also seems like a good coach overall. He had very questionable playcalling at times here. Is he calling the plays for the Giants?
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GB is doing a bunch of screens and swing passes and 100% blocking downfield with their WR and TEs too early. Should be OPI.
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Injuries on the o-line shifted people around and they didn’t gel. Daryl Williams was so bad at RT that game I’m of the opinion he pretty much lost it for us.
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They robbed us of the tie. And for that, they lost.
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Maybe we’ll get OT! Bonus football!
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Man, what happened to Russ? He had the best deep ball in the league. Super accurate moon balls with a nice arc.
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Al Michaels sounds utterly disinterested. Hard to blame him, this game is an affront to football.
