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Certainly was a fantastic catch, would have been good on Sunday as well. After what's been and is going to be another fantastic season for Indiana. Is it only a matter of time before the big boys - PSU, LSU and, to an extent, Florida come calling with a boat load of money for Cignetti?
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Looking forward to A&M - Missouri, think A&M wins but, should be a close game. Do not believe BYU-TT will be close, TT wins by a decent margin.
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I hope BJ is constantly in the officials ear about this, I was advocating for him to go bat-horsefeathers crazy on the officiating. Now, I'm thinking the more subtle approach of being insistent buzz in the officials ears is a better approach.
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Don't forget about all the JJ McCarthy love/buzz as well.
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Loveland named NFC offensive player of the week.
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I can work with that.
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I believe the Bears will end being one of those teams that playoff bubble teams don't want to play this year. They're going to score a horsefeathers ton of points on you and they'll also give up a horsefeathers ton points. Because they will score a lot it'll put pressure on those playoff bubble teams to maintain pace. The Bears will burst someone' playoff bubble. Right now I'm thinking it'll be one of the Packers or Niners in weeks 16 and 17.
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From what I read he didn't play much on defense, was used primarily as a special teams player. Doesn't really matter they need bodies on defense.
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Based on one good quarter against a not so good Bears defense.
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Wonder how hard 10 targets, 7 catches for 96 yards and a TD was to watch for Harrison SR.
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And, after watching some film, he had a very good day blocking, Dad should take some pride that his son didn't play prima donna and sulk. Instead, he chose to play football and very much contributed to a win.
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Excuse me, cartwheel.
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Plus that awesome tumble while running to celebrate Loveland' TD.
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There's definitely a double standard beyond just draft position when it comes to Caleb and McCarthy. Thus far, regardless of playing time, Caleb >>>> McCarthy yet, you wouldn't know it from just following the media.
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Probably because they beat the Lions in Detroit otherwise, there isn't much else to go on.
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Thus far, I know none of Poles draftees have been pro-bowlers. He'll have at least, one this season, Darnell Wright, who may be the best RT in football.
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It's work in progress for Caleb he's breaking bad habits and learning to trust the process. I'd guess the first read is there 60% or more of the time, it'll come.
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And this is happening while things have yet to click for Caleb.
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Run blocking, as a whole the line did very well, Benedet has some PB issues. Run game, he's a monster, PB he's going to need some help.
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Hell yeah it was, Loveland was just standing while two Saints defenders collided, he touched no one. Read somewhere, in a around-about-way the NFL acknowledged to the Bears it was a bad call.
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Did not appear their feet got tangled up, don't know how Wright, looking back for the ball, gets off the ball like that without a push.
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I was predicting the big leap from Caleb this season, I still believe it's going to happen unfortunately, it probably won't be this season. Until then we'll see incremental improvement, little by little, as has been said Caleb' learning to play on schedule, trust the process, getting away from the backyard football that's served him well his whole career prior to be drafted.
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Santos, healthy or not, needs to be gone, keeping him puts a big limitation of FG attempts. Not everyone of them is going to come from the 30 yard line and in.
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Raise you're hand if you knew that somehow the Bengals we're going to recover the on-side kick. Given they way the day had gone for the special teams, it was a slam dunk they we're going to recover. Although, as many have mentioned, it was an extremely fortunate bounce for the Bengals and the Bears really did nothing wrong. Just plain dumb luck. I'm also glad Loveland was able to take it to the house, if he had been tackled immediately after the catch, they we're looking at around a 52-47 yard FG, can't count on noodle leg from there.
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I watched it in real time, saw something happen to his left arm, didn't realized his arm, at the elbow, was literally rotated 180 degrees in the opposite direction. Read his elbow is dislocated, sounds as if he may been very fortunate to not suffer any ligament damage.
