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Re: Cards vs Skins Postgame Freakout
I loved AZ taking a chance and blitzing us. We never do that shit late in games and it kills us. Sometimes u have to take chances. I bet kirk is pissed after seeing that play today.
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Re: Cards vs Skins Postgame Freakout
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If there is pressure. The WR needs to know that he had to sit on that route. Crowder didn't because Kirk never called Max Pro. IE Kirk will usually call out "Oscar" or "Rhino" Was a simple miscommunication by both guys and it cost us. It's something they will get better at as years go on.
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So frustrating that they lost. But one game at a time -- beat the snot out of the reeling Eagles, and focus on nothing else. I think they can win out -- they've already beaten two of the teams they're playing, and Chicago is no good. The Panthers strike me as the East coast version of the Cardinals, although after last night, it looks like they're mailing it in (let's hope). Let's see what fight these guys have in December. I hope it's a lot.
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Re: Cards vs Skins Postgame Freakout
We need this kid to comeback and start to dominate, we need DL help.
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Dak has 120 less pass attemptso compared to Kirk. Let's compare what each QB is asked to do before the snap. Dak Prescott Calls play in huddle Has option to check to run or switch direction of run Has option to check hot Kirk Cousins Calls play in huddle Has option to check run, pass, and direction. Has option to change position of players on the field Has option to check protection and calls protection Has option to check hot Has option to run turbo or no huddle These are two different QB right now. Kirk is asked to do alot more because he's trusted by the coaches. Dak isn't even allowed to call protection. They give that option to the Center Frederick. Dallas also has a basic scheme, Dak is required to see one side of the field with combo routes. Two reeds maximum and then checks his hot. Kirk has ability to scan whole field, adjust the play and routes and cording of the defense, has multiple reads which sometimes goes to 5 reads. This doesn't even include that we run choice routes like a mad man. The communication between Kirk and his WR is light years beyond what Dak is required to do. You know why Dallas is more successful? They have the very best offensive line in the NFL. It's not even close. They have one of the best young versatile RB in the NFL that runs behind it. So let's not compare 2 different QB in two totally different situations. Dallas is a better team then us....period. It fucking blows to say that and admit that, but it's true. The choice route was a miscommunication and it happens. You are also going to throw more interceptions when you are asked to do more. Simple... Zona is a more complete team then us, and beat us up. Our defense is terrible, and we need to address it in the offseason.
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All qb's make mistakes their entire career from time to time. It is certainly not a habit with KC. Dak is a game manager. He has neither the touch nor the accuracy of KC. He is not half as lethal as KC. It is not even an argument. |
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Re: Cards vs Skins Postgame Freakout
whats crazy is Fitz is on pace for another 100 catch yr... Dude is a freak
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Re: Cards vs Skins Postgame Freakout
Lauvao on the sack fumble literally got fork lifted and put on rollerskates. We need someone in the interior of our defense that's capable of doing that.
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I wanted to understand how we got stuffed so bad the play before (at 2:08) Scherff is the only one who came close to winning their battle. As a matter of fact, he blocked his man & Lauvao. Was Lauvao actually trying to Pull....on the goal line or did he just back pedal? He ends up following the back through the line. Moses looked like he just fell forward & Sullivan was bent backwards. And Arie on the left side looked like he won the toss & "elected to receive". Mauro (#97) absolutely destroyed him. God awful play call & even worse execution. |
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Re: Cards vs Skins Postgame Freakout
People blame kirk but he had zero chance on that play. Plus we should have ran the fucking ball anyway
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Re: Cards vs Skins Postgame Freakout
I hate to say it, but that play was fuckin awesome. I want McC to draft a strong dline man and sign one..Or mayb grab one of those jets interior dlinemen. Both on the block after the season.
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Re: Cards vs Skins Postgame Freakout
yeah, I just hope there's not another wide receiver who's BPA when we draft
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Re: Cards vs Skins Postgame Freakout
And to add insult to injury, after Lauvao got abused he didn't even stay on his feet. He ended up falling over backwards like a 1 year old baby learning how to walk. The Cards must be LOLing in their film session.
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