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It's become painfully obvious that Steve Smith...


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It is a given....Smitty by going after the ball and playing hard has kept Delhomme on the field. Now that he is not playing as hard and is doubled/tripled teamed(No other threats on the field) is exposing Delhomme for what he has been all along, a very mediocre QB.

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While I don't think Smith is falling off at ALL, I do think he didn't finish his slant route last nite on that newman interception.

Had he ran it out rather than cut back, it might've been a completetion.

Of course, even with the freakin ball in the closing minutes Jake was only looking 10 yards in front of him.....geeeezzz louiiiiizzzzeeee

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While I don't think Smith is falling off at ALL, I do think he didn't finish his slant route last nite on that newman interception.

Had he ran it out rather than cut back, it might've been a completetion.

Of course, even with the freakin ball in the closing minutes Jake was only looking 10 yards in front of him.....geeeezzz louiiiiizzzzeeee

not to defend Jake but it was noted that all of the playcalls had WRs going short. We may seriously have the worst OC, DC, HC combo in the league.....they just have talent that makes up for it.

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not to defend Jake but it was noted that all of the playcalls had WRs going short. We may seriously have the worst OC, DC, HC combo in the league.....they just have talent that makes up for it.

Now that you mention it, it didn't even dawn on me there weren't receivers downfield. If that's true, and I don't doubt you, then that's a shame.

How the hell is it remotely possible to score two TDs in 2 minutes throwing damn dink and dunk? There's no excuse for not opening up the playbook and throwing downfield. Thanks for pointing that out.

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Please spare yourselves with the panty bunching. The bottom line is I continue to be right until smitty proves me wrong.

Sloppy routes, check.

Lack of effort, check.

Lolligagging, check.

Whining and bitching on the sidelines, check.

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