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Maybe our guys don't know it's legal to steal the ball from the opponent?

Still allergic to the ball. It burns our hands, we're scared to steal it.

54 isn't worth a fuck in coverage. And other teams know it. Looks like Bobby Carpenter out there.

Play-action BOMB on 1st and 10 works. Been calling for that for how many years?

We got lucky, two plays in a row. Further bolstering our "hope" philosophy. "See, men? Hope WORKS!"

I remember reading somewhere years ago that tackling the QB before he throws the ball is legal. I wonder if our guys know this. Was there a rule change or something? Getting nothing out of our vaunted pass rush.

Good play calling on that series. Hats off. Aggression works.

Still no play-action on 1st and 10. We only either run it up the gut, or throw with no fake handoff.

Well. At least we don't see any clapping. Only way this could be any more disgusting.

He didn't slip and fall down. He dove backwards for the horribly underthrown duck of a pass.

From your own 30. Looked like a jr. high qb. I am sure they call that aggressive. Clearly they see no distinction between aggressive and just plain silly.

We've run the ball on 1st and 10, every time today. 16 times last week. Where's our QC guy?

It's like we signed a one-way non-aggression pact with the rest of the league.

Another fake handoff on 1st and 10, another ATL TD pass. Imagine the concept.

When you're aggressive and punch at thee ball There is a better chance for thee ball to come out. Another lesson for our timid team.

Sure it did. The plan was "hope." Stay timid and hope it goes well.

1st and 10. Fake thee run Throw thee ball. ATL TD. Caught us flat footed playing the run. It's a concept.

Zeke was in the lineup. Lead blocking for Pollard.

Zeke as a lead blocker for Pollard. First two plays. Yeah, that's gonna work. This shit is just brain dead.

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