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Impressions From the Patriots Game
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(08-11-2017, 10:17 AM)mvannostran Wrote:(08-11-2017, 08:57 AM)SeldomRite Wrote: My only gripe for Bortles was that on a couple of his passes it looked like he had decided he was making a certain pass before the play even started, and unless it's because he sees single coverage outside with no safety over the top I don't like seeing that kind of thing. Throwing short to a guy running into a linebacker isn't a great decision to me. On some of his passes he did, and you could clearly see him look all over the field. I seem to remember him throwing a quick short pass to a guy that was immediately met by a linebacker. Not sure why, but I figured he must have decided that's where he was going before the play started. |
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