You could get respect of you "borrow' the LS10 and have it painted brown and chartreuse.Truth
You could get respect of you "borrow' the LS10 and have it painted brown and chartreuse.Truth
I guess respect is only as valid as those who give it.You could get respect of you "borrow' the LS10 and have it painted brown and chartreuse.
I can't remember who you are.
We are alike in this.Don’t feel bad, most don’t………………
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well, he does kill bears with is fists.I guess respect is only as valid as those who give it.
We are alike in this.
well, he does kill bears with is fists.
First 9 offensive plays told the story. After that they were down 17 points and the game was essentially over.There wasn’t a lot of runs so I really don’t want to grade their run blocking. Pass blocking KP had time usually and a clean pocket. Some of those sacks/hits were on him.
2nd Series - Kenny Pickett with 3.3 seconds to throw and did step into the throw. He threw it to a covered receiver to either a bad spot or a just inaccurate throw. Now two things, DJ raised his hand at the 5 yard mark. Not sure if he was saying he was going to be open or just fighting off the defender. But he was definitely covered. The correct throw was Freiermuth on the flat route for about 3-4 yards. He should have pushed the route up further but he also only has one guy to push past for the extra yard for the first down. That was 110% Kenny's fault.First 9 offensive plays told the story. After that they were down 17 points and the game was essentially over.
1st series - 6 yard pass, jet f'n sweep, sack after pocket collapsed
2nd series - Najee run which Warner blew up, 7 yard pass to CA III, INT (couldn't step into throw because of pressure, DJ slips) ill advised throw
3rd series - roll out pass complete to Robinson (immediate pressure from 54 unblocked), Najee no gain, misfire to DJ.
First 9 plays 3 runs for minus yardage, sack, untouched blitz pressure, INT. Down 17-0. Kenny becomes a 2nd year QB again against the best defense in the league. Kind of like Ben in his first Super Bowl. Sometimes it's the moment.
I know it's a lot of excuses but I'm hoping.