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Would anyone other than the #1 overall pick still be starting at this point?


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24 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

So the three picks yesterday was scheme?  Cool story bro.

I mean, opposing defenses have an easy life out there and its leads to potentially big days for every D we will face. 

there isn’t one singular reason for this mess. It’s them all put together.  But that’s 100% part of it, bro. 

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10 minutes ago, CRA said:

I mean, opposing defenses have an easy life out there and its leads to potentially big days for every D we will face. 

there isn’t one singular reason for this mess. It’s them all put together.  But that’s 100% part of it, bro. 

We have one game to the contrary and it was the one that Bryce was hurt.  Outside of the pre-snap penalties that stymied drives, the offense was able to move the ball.

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6 minutes ago, 45catfan said:

We have one game to the contrary and it was the one that Bryce was hurt.  Outside of the pre-snap penalties that stymied drives, the offense was able to move the ball.

part of that was also a VERY veteran QB having to throw the most passes in his entire long career vs a meh D for the team to finally post a respectable day.   I mean, even in our "good".....you see the red flags.  And if you replay that game it probably doesn't go as good as Dalton probably got a little lucky vs some of the pressures.  Got to think at that rate they saw and we survived....we don't deal with that as good. 

But yeah, Dalton is better and should be better than Bryce in that scenario.   

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