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'Bring the Pain' Stepping away from the panic button, slowly

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View Poll Results: Pulse of the fans: After one game you are...
In total freakout mode, keep me away from any sharp objects 14 7.37%
In wait and see mode, not happy but too early to jump off a bridge 148 77.89%
In bailout mode, season over 14 7.37%
What, me worry? I'm still ordering SB tickets. 14 7.37%
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Old 09-15-2009, 10:30 PM   #23
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Re: 'Bring the Pain' Stepping away from the panic button, slowly

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One thing that everyone forgets is - just because there aren't many deep balls thrown doesn't mean that the passing plays with deep routes are not called. It could be one reason or another why a pass is not attempted deep, but I would think the deep passing plays are being called.
Last year I noticed on many pass completions there seemed to be a deeper option that was just as open or even more open than the receiver that was thrown to. I emphasize "seemed" because I am no expert. Just an observation.
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