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Just now, krunk said:

I just don't know what has gone on at times this year with the pass blocking versus what we had last year.  It's just not as good.  Maybe most of last year was a function of Rivers getting rid of it fast. 


Two things about this team - not many receivers that beat 1-on-1s and an OL that run blocks better than pass blocks 

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1 minute ago, krunk said:

I just don't know what has gone on at times this year with the pass blocking versus what we had last year.  It's just not as good.  Maybe most of last year was a function of Rivers getting rid of it fast. 

 

I think it's Wentz letting the clock run down.  Defense is yo-yo'ing and timing the snap well.  The pass rushers are almost through the line as the ball is getting snapped.

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1 minute ago, Smoke317 said:

Wentz again let’s the play clock run down & the defense can time up their blitz. Get the dang ball snapped sooner. 


This is probably my #1 complaint with Wentz. When he does this repeatedly the way he does it helps lead to those ill-advised decisions he makes in an emergency. 

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