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DJ is tops

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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mav1234 Grand Master

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1 hour ago, rayzor said:

Seems to be more of a case of wasted talent than missed opportunities.

We should be winning with the performance we're seeing from several of our players. Just doesn't make sense.

There's been a lot made about this being a passing league, but when you make bad running teams into 10 ypc juggernauts you are going to lose a ton of games.

But Moore has been great this year.  Tbh, he and Allen seem to have a but of a connection too.  Enjoying seeing Moore grow as a receiver for sure. 

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2 hours ago, rayzor said:

Seems to be more of a case of wasted talent than missed opportunities.

We should be winning with the performance we're seeing from several of our players. Just doesn't make sense.

You need a lot more than several players putting up  stats to be good. As cliche and obvious as it is to say. It is a team sport.

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2 hours ago, Wolfpack352 said:

I don't care.  I'd be more impressed if we had a great O-line, even a decent one.  Then everything else would fall into place once a QB gets comfortable back there.  

This is what I see every time I watch us.  The fourth down play at the end of the Redskins game illustrates it perfectly.  Kyle "could" have stepped up in the pocket there, but he was so traumatized from the way his C + G's were getting pushed back the whole game that instead he tried to back up and ended up getting smoked.  Not to mention that if we could block up the interior at all, we would have scored on first down.

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DJ has become what we had hoped for. Let's hope that it's a long-term trend.

And Samuel is getting a lot of hate for a WR2. He's doing okay and he can still flash.

And, while we celebrate DJ's accomplishments as being the #4 in the league right now, and #1 in the last few weeks, we have to give a bit of credit to the guy who has been flinging that ball to him. 

Barring a serious dance with the injury bug and a defense that has suddenly gone impotent, we have the makings of a good or better team. There are a lot of young guys that are showing out now and we can work with that.

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