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I imagine somebody will pop in to tell us all about the one tackle he couldn't quite secure in the backfield, but I thought he was waaay better last night than any of us had any right to expect. He only played half the snaps that Dorian Williams did but had twice as much effect on the game.

The fact that he made a bunch of plays that Dorian Williams simply does not make means that there is probably a voice in McDermott's head telling him to give him even more snaps.

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1 minute ago, Simon said:

I imagine somebody will pop in to tell us all about the one tackle he couldn't quite secure in the backfield, but I thought he was waaay better last night than any of us had any right to expect.

He made a bunch of plays that Dorian Williams simply does not make, to the point where there is probably a voice in McDermott's head telling him to give him even more snaps.

His reading the play to shoot the outside shoulder of the blocker on that tackle in the backfield last night,was beautiful.

 

 

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1 minute ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

His reading the play to shoot the outside shoulder of the blocker on that tackle in the backfield last night,was beautiful.

 

 

 

Displacing a blocker by fooling him with your eyes is some cagey veteran ***** that I want to see more of on the field.

He cannot possibly be a bigger liability in coverage than Dorian Williams.

Get that man some more snaps, coach.

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I thought his comments after the game were interesting, about wanting to earn his teammates’ respect. He mentioned  it twice in his interview. 
 

“It’s been a long time since I got to hit another opponent,” Thompson said. “You could say Week 1, but I didn’t really play. It just felt good to get out there, getting my feet back wet. ... My whole thought process for today was to go out there and win, but (also) get the respect from my teammates.”

 

“Hopefully I gained all the respect from my teammates, going out there hitting,” he said. “That was the biggest thing for me.”

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1 hour ago, Simon said:

 

Displacing a blocker by fooling him with your eyes is some cagey veteran ***** that I want to see more of on the field.

He cannot possibly be a bigger liability in coverage than Dorian Williams.

Get that man some more snaps, coach.

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