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meditatedkickaboxa
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Anyone catch how many dropped balls CJ had today?
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Get Startedmanchild98 said:I don't remember him dropping anything today.
Meditatedkickaboxa said:manchild98 said:I don't remember him dropping anything today.
So why the FUCK didnt he see the ball MORE???
dtroitlionsfan951 said:zero drops! lol i don't get this post at all....i know he had 7 catches on 9 targets...and 1 of them i remember was stafford heaving it way out of bounds on a long pass that cal didn't even touch...so whats the other incomplete?
Meditatedkickaboxa said:Anyone catch how many dropped balls CJ had today?
SLICK said:15 targets between Nate and Titus....5 catches
yup , put it all on Pettigrew....lol
tsmith7559 said:SLICK said:15 targets between Nate and Titus....5 catches
yup , put it all on Pettigrew....lol
add the crack back block that cost us a first down and points. Throwing 5-10 yds to a TE is far easier than down field to a WR. Pett had at least 3 legit drops
SLICK said:tsmith7559 said:add the crack back block that cost us a first down and points. Throwing 5-10 yds to a TE is far easier than down field to a WR. Pett had at least 3 legit drops
it wasn't a crack back it was a cut block , and it was non existent...Cherilus wasn't engaged with the SF player , the replay showed it and as Darryl Johnston said it was a "brutal call ".
tsmith7559 said:SLICK said:it wasn't a crack back it was a cut block , and it was non existent...Cherilus wasn't engaged with the SF player , the replay showed it and as Darryl Johnston said it was a "brutal call ".
it was a dumb play to go low on the guy while Cherilus had him covered...cost us 1st and goal on the 8...rather we had to go 52 yd on the FG, which is 50-50...unfortunate 6 point swing in a tight game
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