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Old 12-01-2017, 10:24 AM   #11
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Re: Burn it down: Redskins - Cowboys Post Game Central

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Originally Posted by over the mountain View Post
Some stats ..

We got 1 sack, 4 tfl, 2 PD, 4 QB hits

They got 4 sacks, 8 tfl, 7 PD, 9 QB hits.

Of course, Kirk dropped back 37 times compared to Daks 22 .. so a lot more sack/qb hit opportunities.

They ran the ball 42 times (4.3 avg) compared to our 19 2.9).

4 TOs for us vs 0 for them.

TOP wasnt that bad, favoring them 32 mins to our 27
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The only thing I walk away from this game knowing with certainty ... you cant win when missing some many starters and backups on O line. Too much of a play calling handcuff. You can only scheme so much.
When you play from behind your Offensive plays are going to be more pass and less run and the other team knows it and can defend it better.
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