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Rivera said games come down to 6 plays.

Kurb

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We are not good enough this year to give games away. We absolutely need to clean things up.

Red Zone offense is also a concern. However, I do believe that will improve as Chud and Cameron grow into their roles.

This team is on the verge of being scary. And it is only going to get better.

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The funny thing to me, Cam and Aaron Rodgers both looked almost the same accuracy wise. Both threw beautiful balls but also missed on several... The difference was Cam made 3 wrong choices, but I expected as much as a rookie and he'll learn from it.

Don't know what Smitty was doing on the fumble...

And I still think the penalties were bullsh*t.

Moving forward, things are looking just as awesome as I thought they would. I'm still pissed I have to wait 7 more days to see if my team will get a win, but we have a lot to be happy about.

(SN: A few minor tweaks from the coaching staff and we would be 2-0 right now. This team has to learn to finish as we've collapsed in the 2nd half both games but still lost by a small margin.)

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Those won't be Rivera's 6 plays.

One of those two passes to Naanee near the end will make the list.

I agree with this in relation to the original 6 plays posted by Kurb.

He missed a wide open WR that would have tied the game, at least the FG put points on the board, even with the penalty we miss out on 4 points whereas missing a WIDE OPEN man in the end zone misses you out of 7 points.

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I agree with this in relation to the original 6 plays posted by Kurb.

He missed a wide open WR that would have tied the game, at least the FG put points on the board, even with the penalty we miss out on 4 points whereas missing a WIDE OPEN man in the end zone misses you out of 7 points.

Correction: Naanee ran poor routes. Rookies normally play slower than they should. Naanee is playing slower than he should.

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