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It's clear GB has the worst defense in the league. It's just funny at this point.
different situations imo, saints are a perfect team all around, except that they are young and inexperienced. They will get better as the season goes on. GB is just massively overrated, can't stop the run, oline is below average, rb is fat.
It's clear GB has the worst defense in the league. It's just funny at this point.
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Gates pimp-slapping the refs
once again wilson is a total nonfactor both in a good and bad way
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This is nicely poised for the obligatory second half collapse ain't it?
The real ano defense showing up per usual on a pivotal drive....
Seahawks refs doing Seahawks ref things
Well, that was fun while it lasted, back to reality now, we'll still lose by at least 30....
for now...
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The good news for everybody is on Week 8 the Packers and the Saints play each other on Sunday Night Football.
Brian Hoyer completed just 24-of-40 passes for 204 yards and one touchdown in the Browns' Week 2 win over the Saints.
That's a pitiful 5.1 YPA average. Hoyer didn't do anything to help the Browns win this one; the Cleveland defense and running game earned coach Mike Pettine his first win. Hoyer missed badly on literally all of his throws down field, and has zero arm strength on passes outside the numbers. In Hoyer's defense, he didn't have much to work with with Jordan Cameron (shoulder) out. He targeted Andrew Hawkins and Miles Austin a combined 22 times, finding Austin for an easy three-yard score in the first quarter. Hoyer's a back-end QB2 next week vs. Baltimore.
Cam Newton completed 22-of-34 throws for 281 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 19 yards in the Panthers' Week 2 win over the Lions.
He scrambled four times and added a two-point conversion toss to Jerricho Cotchery for a productive fantasy game, albeit not a huge one. Newton did take five sacks and spent much of the second half hobbling around on his surgically repaired ankle. Derek Anderson warmed up at one point, but Cam stayed in the game like a warrior. Newton's fantasy day could have been much bigger if not for three drops by Kelvin Benjamin. Cam will be a high-ceiling QB1 in Week 3 against the Steelers' swiss cheese defense.
what a different description for pretty much the same game
Seattle defense exposed on the road per par
Brian Hoyer completed just 24-of-40 passes for 204 yards and one touchdown in the Browns' Week 2 win over the Saints.
That's a pitiful 5.1 YPA average. Hoyer didn't do anything to help the Browns win this one; the Cleveland defense and running game earned coach Mike Pettine his first win. Hoyer missed badly on literally all of his throws down field, and has zero arm strength on passes outside the numbers. In Hoyer's defense, he didn't have much to work with with Jordan Cameron (shoulder) out. He targeted Andrew Hawkins and Miles Austin a combined 22 times, finding Austin for an easy three-yard score in the first quarter. Hoyer's a back-end QB2 next week vs. Baltimore.
Cam Newton completed 22-of-34 throws for 281 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 19 yards in the Panthers' Week 2 win over the Lions.
He scrambled four times and added a two-point conversion toss to Jerricho Cotchery for a productive fantasy game, albeit not a huge one. Newton did take five sacks and spent much of the second half hobbling around on his surgically repaired ankle. Derek Anderson warmed up at one point, but Cam stayed in the game like a warrior. Newton's fantasy day could have been much bigger if not for three drops by Kelvin Benjamin. Cam will be a high-ceiling QB1 in Week 3 against the Steelers' swiss cheese defense.
what a different description for pretty much the same game
Brian Hoyer completed just 24-of-40 passes for 204 yards and one touchdown in the Browns' Week 2 win over the Saints.
That's a pitiful 5.1 YPA average. Hoyer didn't do anything to help the Browns win this one; the Cleveland defense and running game earned coach Mike Pettine his first win. Hoyer missed badly on literally all of his throws down field, and has zero arm strength on passes outside the numbers. In Hoyer's defense, he didn't have much to work with with Jordan Cameron (shoulder) out. He targeted Andrew Hawkins and Miles Austin a combined 22 times, finding Austin for an easy three-yard score in the first quarter. Hoyer's a back-end QB2 next week vs. Baltimore.
Cam Newton completed 22-of-34 throws for 281 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 19 yards in the Panthers' Week 2 win over the Lions.
He scrambled four times and added a two-point conversion toss to Jerricho Cotchery for a productive fantasy game, albeit not a huge one. Newton did take five sacks and spent much of the second half hobbling around on his surgically repaired ankle. Derek Anderson warmed up at one point, but Cam stayed in the game like a warrior. Newton's fantasy day could have been much bigger if not for three drops by Kelvin Benjamin. Cam will be a high-ceiling QB1 in Week 3 against the Steelers' swiss cheese defense.
what a different description for pretty much the same game
Brian Hoyer completed just 24-of-40 passes for 204 yards and one touchdown in the Browns' Week 2 win over the Saints.
That's a pitiful 5.1 YPA average. Hoyer didn't do anything to help the Browns win this one; the Cleveland defense and running game earned coach Mike Pettine his first win. Hoyer missed badly on literally all of his throws down field, and has zero arm strength on passes outside the numbers. In Hoyer's defense, he didn't have much to work with with Jordan Cameron (shoulder) out. He targeted Andrew Hawkins and Miles Austin a combined 22 times, finding Austin for an easy three-yard score in the first quarter. Hoyer's a back-end QB2 next week vs. Baltimore.
Cam Newton completed 22-of-34 throws for 281 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 19 yards in the Panthers' Week 2 win over the Lions.
He scrambled four times and added a two-point conversion toss to Jerricho Cotchery for a productive fantasy game, albeit not a huge one. Newton did take five sacks and spent much of the second half hobbling around on his surgically repaired ankle. Derek Anderson warmed up at one point, but Cam stayed in the game like a warrior. Newton's fantasy day could have been much bigger if not for three drops by Kelvin Benjamin. Cam will be a high-ceiling QB1 in Week 3 against the Steelers' swiss cheese defense.
what a different description for pretty much the same game
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