How do they continually fuck up end of game situations like this??? I didn't even care who won and I'm here talking to the TV asking Zim why he wasn't sending the fg unit out. Like such an obvious situation there.
21. "it's very makable though, it's not like a 55 or 60 harder" In response to Reply # 20
what good things can happen to improve their situation? the only 2 things that don't end the game are a perfectly thrown out route and a throw to the end zone for a TD. Anywhere the ball is blown dead in the field of play, and it's over, definitely not enough time there with 13 seconds to get to the line and spike it, not if the play takes 5-7 seconds.
24. "the thing is, defenses always guard the sidelines on that situation" In response to Reply # 22 Fri Dec-11-15 12:42 PM by Flash80
yet offenses still make the completion.
bridgewater had the slot receiver running a drag route, assumingly to the sideline? thought he was gonna there (if the other wideouts ran off the defenders deep), but he took an extra step in the pocket, lifted his chin and looked downfield.
27. "RE: Thursday Night Football: MIN @ ARI" In response to Reply # 0
>no thread? niggas ain't paying for cable? 8-4 @ 10-2 > >bridgewater and switches are marching.
When Larry puts effort in downfield blocking, other big WRs who don't get exposed. Larry has been my dude for years...since he was the dude with absurd catches on Saturday highlight packages at Pitt. I endured many years of folks in the H telling me that Andre Johnson was better. I had to sink maaaad battleships locally over that convo.
28. "I was watching something on the NFL Network a few years back" In response to Reply # 27
they were talking to different players about Fitz. Steve Smith (pre-Sr) said he was the best catcher of the football he's ever seen. Called him a "catch technician", lol.
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