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So I was watching NFL A.M. yesterday morning...


methodtoll

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i mean we only did have 50 or so rushing yards in the first half if i remember correctly. with around 30 yds coming from cam. not taking anything away from d-will, he ran well and closed the game out, but some could consider that garbage time.

Is there such a thing as garbage time with us?   Last year we gave up an 11 point lead with 3 or 4 minutes on the clock.  We were up 23-0 against Atlanta at the end of the third quarter last year and had to hold on to win. I understand with some teams garbage time is when they get more than a 14 point lead but until we are up by 30 points or more I don't think it is garbage time for us.......

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i mean we only did have 50 or so rushing yards in the first half if i remember correctly. with around 30 yds coming from cam. not taking anything away from d-will, he ran well and closed the game out, but some could consider that garbage time.

 

 

I don't know about you, but imo it's no knock against a RB for them to amass yards while milking the clock in a blowout (not that it was necessarily the case). It sounds something like this: "Yeah, that RB sucks. He got most of his yards when the defense knew he would be running the ball and were able to be hyper-aggressive in attempting to stop the run. He doesn't deserve credit for getting yards in that situation since it is obviously so much easier to get yards when the defense knows exactly what you're doing."

 

So exactly what does the national media want a team to do when blowing out the other team? Stay off the field and on the bench for the last quarter so it's not garbage time?

 

It's only garbage time when the losing team racks up yards and loses anyway.

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The Williams breakdown

1st Q - 15 yards

2nd Q - 7 yards

3rd Q - 67 yards

4th Q - 31 yards

I'd say his 4th Q yardage was garbage time.....considering he racked up those yards on a drive which RR thought kicking the FG at the end of the rushes would have been piling it on.

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The Williams breakdown

1st Q - 15 yards

2nd Q - 7 yards

3rd Q - 67 yards

4th Q - 31 yards

I'd say his 4th Q yardage was garbage time.....considering he racked up those yards on a drive which RR thought kicking the FG at the end of the rushes would have been piling it on.

 

someone else said. they knew we were running to kill the clock and they still couldn't stop dlo. 

 

bottom line you can spin this so many different ways it's all about your perception.

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