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1 hour ago, Geographyhater8888 said:

I hope Jackson is alright. The run game is hurting enough without Monangai and Swift playing on 1 healthy knee. Jackson would be a massive blow. 

Hope so too. Maybe they just were being cautious with another game coming up Thursday.  He went out late 3rd quarter right?

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1 minute ago, Brian707 said:

Hope so too. Maybe they just were being cautious with another game coming up Thursday.  He went out late 3rd quarter right?

Probably the same approach with Swift, Roschon did look better with Caleb's return.  Although he was the primary reason why Atlanta made it close, had he not fumbled, Bears quite probably when by double digits.

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10 minutes ago, gflore34 said:

Probably the same approach with Swift, Roschon did look better with Caleb's return.  Although he was the primary reason why Atlanta made it close, had he not fumbled, Bears quite probably when by double digits.

Atlanta respects Caleb’s ability to throw it over the top. This wasn’t the case with Bagent back there. That’s also why he was able to dink and dunk his way to 8.5 Y/A. 

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47 minutes ago, Brian707 said:

Hope so too. Maybe they just were being cautious with another game coming up Thursday.  He went out late 3rd quarter right?

Best case scenario. The line was gassed after the Jets game and were DNPs in practice so that’s plausible that it was precautionary I guess. 

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5 hours ago, gflore34 said:

Having you any doubt JJ McCarthy will be graded higher?  For Caleb it'll be something along the lines of 30-36 is great completion percentage yet, 29 of his 30 completions were off of incorrect reads thereby, making them less effective.

JJ McCarthy PFF grade: 74.3

Caleb Williams PFF grade: 66.3

Even if there is logic behind their methodology, we can be very very clear that you cannot look at PFF grade as a major factor in evaluating a player's performance, it's just a small data point at this point.

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21 minutes ago, UMFan83 said:

JJ McCarthy PFF grade: 74.3

Caleb Williams PFF grade: 66.3

Even if there is logic behind their methodology, we can be very very clear that you cannot look at PFF grade as a major factor in evaluating a player's performance, it's just a small data point at this point.

PFF Lol.

Good. Someone tell Caleb he still isn’t scoring very high on the PFF index.

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5 hours ago, 17 Seconds said:

i love the burkhardt/brady booth

Do you think he’s better than Olsen is already? I think he might be and I thought it was a terrible decision at first to move Olsen out and bring Brady in.

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9 hours ago, Soul said:

PFF Lol.

Good. Someone tell Caleb he still isn’t scoring very high on the PFF index.

Caleb was 11th behind Cam Ward who threw for 101 yards 1 TD and 1 INT

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15 hours ago, UMFan83 said:

JJ McCarthy PFF grade: 74.3

Caleb Williams PFF grade: 66.3

Even if there is logic behind their methodology, we can be very very clear that you cannot look at PFF grade as a major factor in evaluating a player's performance, it's just a small data point at this point.

It’s as credible of a data point as first round mocks twitter account.

 

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Honesty, what game is PFF watching? How does that game get broken down and Caleb come away with that ranking. They are just not credible. 

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18 hours ago, We Got The Whole 9 said:

Ruthlessly efficient. He very easily could have had 4 sacks. One of them he blew by Bijan so quickly that Bijan became a helicopter when he tried to hook him. 

Just to confirm for those that may not be aware, but Bijan was called for holding on that play. It sure looked to me like Gordon was going to get him on that play since he almost got him even with the hold. 

 

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