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Meast21 said:
ehh its far from great but wouldnt say it was that bad. I counted at least 5 drops by WR's. Some were tough but cmon make a play (JT endzone TD, Osborn endzone TD, Pope deep ball, Osborn and Hightower ~10 yard first down catches...). And i only remember 1 pass that was a possible INT (JT endzone pass), other than that no TO's
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Kosi is what he is. He’s hot and cold, with great arm talent.

When he’s on he’s a beast but when he’s off it’s bad.

I’m just glad he’s using his legs more.
 
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Cribby said:
Kosi is what he is. He’s hot and cold, with great arm talent.

When he’s on he’s a beast but when he’s off it’s bad.

I’m just glad he’s using his legs more.
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I agree but didnt think he was that off tonight. If Pope/JT make those catches, his statline looks great all of a sudden
 
CaneDogX said:
Which is exactly what Enos did in the 4th. But that’s only open if there is a deep threat. See? That’s call strategy. Enos has to stretch the defense to open up the short passes
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It’s not strategy , he’s been doing this all year. Spreading teams out and hitting them short is what we’ve been calling for. Then mixing in run , and THEN eventually hitting with play action and deep routes.

He does this in reverse , I’ve seen this *** run three play actions with no runs leading up to it. Play action only works if you’re st least trying to run the ball.

Teams have been playing off daring us to nickel and dime them but he’s rather run his madden offense.
 
Meast21 said:
I agree but didnt think he was that off tonight. If Pope/JT make those catches, his statline looks great all of a sudden
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He missed multiple td’s on deep balls , but he wasn’t off. I agree with that .

Just average.
 
jthomps123 said:
He's not great, but yes, he's a gamer.
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I believe Williams is better in the short intermediate game. But, I do believe Perry may be the best option with this OL. He will be at his best when they let him use his athleticism. He needs some designed runs, draws and RPO keeps. That will keep defenses honest and help the overall running and overall passing game.
 
Cribby said:
Well he could’ve of done that the play before and other times during the game , I’m just thankful he turned into a “ gamer “ that play. Not sure what even means , I remember “ gamer “ being used to describe rosier too. I’ve always found that term hilarious.

But then again I don’t have a dog in this like a lot of the idiots here. I’m just glad my team won.
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You sure about that?
 
troycbullock said:
I believe Williams is better in the short intermediate game. But, I do believe Perry may be the best option with this OL. He will be at his best when they let him use his athleticism. He needs some designed runs, draws and RPO keeps. That will keep defenses honest and help the overall running and overall passing game.
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Yeah I agree. Kosi has a better feel for dodging all the free-rushers coming at him lol. He is far from perfect, but he has a moxy about him... get drilled at the 4 yard line and pops up like it felt good, asking for more. Misses a deep ball and smiles about it like "i'll get the next one - just give me the chance". He has a short memory for bad outcomes. And most important, when it mattered, he put the offense on his shoulder and got into the endzone. I was soured on this kid last year, but im warming up the captain.
 
Don’t like the fact we can’t hit an open receiver deep down field. However, from a numbers perspective we beat a pretty good defense.
 
Meast21 said:
ehh its far from great but wouldnt say it was that bad. I counted at least 5 drops by WR's. Some were tough but cmon make a play (JT endzone TD, Osborn endzone TD, Pope deep ball, Osborn and Hightower ~10 yard first down catches...). And i only remember 1 pass that was a possible INT (JT endzone pass), other than that no TO's
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I honestly don't know why Hightower gets any playing time. He seems to drop just about anything thrown his way.
 
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Cribby said:
He missed multiple td’s on deep balls , but he wasn’t off. I agree with that .

Just average.
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He literally missed one deep ball that was strictly his fault. Mime Harley obviously stops/ slows down in his route when Perry threw it to him deep, and KJ Osborn is suppose to bring that in.
 
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