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2 minutes ago, WrigleyField 22 said:

The D is good enough that the floor confidence level should be pretty high the rest of the way. 

 

The O confidence level on the other hand... Well rookie QB, even a Caleb Williams.  

 

Once he breaks through though, there will be no turning back.

The main ways we lose this game are

1) Anthony Richardson can occasionally do things that just completely negate the defense.  He makes a few throws a game that are so good that even a perfectly played defense can't stop it. If a couple of those happen to be 70-yard megabombs like the Texans game, they can put up some points. Not a lot, but some.

2) Maybe our offense really is that bad and even a depleted, bad Colts defense will shut them down.

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Ugh, good job breaking out of the pressure. Not an easy throw deep to Rome but I’d really love to see him hit on of those. 
 

wtf are they having Santos trying FGs from that deep? When he hit from 54 it hit the crossbar. Seems pretty stupid to give the Colts good field position

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2 minutes ago, Old Style said:

I was told accuracy and quick decision making is why we needed Williams over Fields. So far that’s been complete horseshit. 

We needed anyone over Fields.  Those throws are why we needed Williams over Maye and he needs to start hitting them.

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1 minute ago, Tryptamine said:

The fact that this run game still looks bad against this run defense says very little for Waldron.

Fun fact: the same O-Line who sucks at pass blocking is also bad at run blocking

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I know these are tough throws and not always in stride but it’s jarring to see almost anything thrown more than a few yards downfield nowhere close to its intended target 

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Just now, UMFan83 said:

I know these are tough throws and not always in stride but it’s jarring to see almost anything thrown more than a few yards downfield nowhere close to its intended target 

Might help if he planted his feet and stepped into a throw. 

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3 minutes ago, UMFan83 said:

I know these are tough throws and not always in stride but it’s jarring to see almost anything thrown more than a few yards downfield nowhere close to its intended target 

We drafted him specifically because he's supposed to be amazing at making those tough throws.

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