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Old 06-01-2020, 11:17 AM   #3133
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Columbia, Mo
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Originally Posted by PHOG View Post
Oh Man, what a penalty filled brawl fest of a game DJ and I had. Complete with many game changing TO's, a 75 yard TD by Gurley with 10 seconds left in the first half, and a sack/fumble return for a TD when the Golden Beavers were threatening to tie the game.

We needed every one if these gifts to be victorious. Good game.
****ing Dak, man.

His numbers always come out okay, but he is just such a dink and dunk artist. And because he works underneath so much, he needs to have a completion% in the 70% area to be effective. He also just holds onto the ball too damn long so he takes more sacks than his pressure% says he should.

Mid 50s w/ nothing downfield just isn't gonna get it done, especially not with a sack/fumble that turns into a TD.

Our matchups just had a TON of big momentum swings. You had 2 of them in the first game and won, I had a couple in the second and won. And you outlined them pretty closely in this matchup so naturally you won.

Two very evenly matched teams that need to be on their A games to win. Dak had probably his worst game of the season (even with the running game working well) and so we came up short.

Dak's got Alex Smith written all over him in this league. Just not a dynamic enough passer to pull it out if things go even a little sideways.
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