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    Chiefs have 37 sacks on the season and they've hardly breathed on Love. Wonder what Spagnuolo will dial up to change that.
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    I think this is the offense that MiLF has wanted to run for years.
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    How do you not have Kelce running free.
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    How do you not cover him?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Teamcheez1 View Post
    How do you not cover him?
    That’s what I was trying to type.
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    Another red zone sack.
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    Come on D, hold.
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    What’s with all the clock milking drives?

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    Punters might have to do some running to stay loose.
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    Defense kind of holds again. As long as we score TDs on our end, we can win.

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    What a fast half. And another bend but don’t break defensive stand with a key deep penalty and a sack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fosco33 View Post
    What a fast half. And another bend but don’t break defensive stand with a key deep penalty and a sack.
    Bend but don’t break can work if your O is working. When our O was averaging 2.5 points in the first half, bend but don’t break is a losing formula.
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    Dillon has taken out two players with his legs. That last guy - his left leg was facing sideways.

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    I thought that run was going a lot farther. Great run there.
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    What’s with Packers RBs not knowing how to run OB?

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    Punter does a great job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThunderDan View Post
    I thought that run was going a lot farther. Great run there.
    Shoulda run OB at the end.

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    Not great clock management.

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    Runyan barely touched Jones there is pass pro.
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    That was a horrible waste of a drive. Please punt this.
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