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  • The SCREEN PASSES are out of control!

    I mean, really! Throw one every now and then but he relies on them way too much!

  • #2
    If I remember correctly Reid called a lot of screen passes in McNabb's first year or two as well. This team reminds me a lot of the early Reid days.

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    • #3
      Yeah good young quarterback, shitty quarterback, and crappy play calling.
      On Trumps handicap

      “If Trump is a 2.8, Queen Elizabeth is a pole vaulter,” Reilly wrote

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      • #4
        Peds said last night that it's touchdown or check down. Zero idea how they would go for any deep touchdowns with these shit WRs.

        The whole mind blowing thing is how do you have 2 serviceable TE's and DGB and not work the middle of the field out to the sideline.

        Makes zero sense. But please keep calling shitty bubble screens to the WRs

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        • #5
          Inefficient

          32 completions for 202 yards...4.7 avg.

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          • #6
            The screen passes tell me they are trying to simplify things for Wentz. I think they will put more on his plate as the season goes on. I don't think it would be the worst thing for Wentz to resort to using his legs to make plays. At least until he becomes a better passer in the pocket.

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            • #7
              Come on ... the defense is sitting on that shit all fucking night and you don't change it up at ALL?

              Those receivers were getting blasted on every play ... no wonder they drop balls and appear to hear footsteps.
              Obscenity is the last refuge of an inarticulate motherfucker.

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              • #8
                It didn't work when Reid ran it either. I am just re-using my 2000-2001 material when I yell at the TV now.

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