Colts at Bengals
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1. QB Jake Browning had a career game for the Bengals last week. Will the Colts defense contain him to less than 250 passing yards and fewer than 2 touchdowns?
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Yes. Our defense is better than what Browning faced last week.
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No, last week was no fluke.
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I don't know enough about Browning to know.
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2. What do you expect to see from Minshew in this game. (Choose all that apply)
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He will have more than 250 yards passing.
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He will have at least 1 TD passing.
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He will have at least 2 interceptions.
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He will run for at least 1 TD.
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He will complete at least 63% of his passes.
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3. The Colts defense will have how many sacks?
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None0
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1 or 2
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3 or more
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4. Who wins?
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Colts
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Bengals
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Tie0
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I believe Shane is trying to both win and gain experience for AR. WRs have been open and AR has missed them. WRs have also dropped passes they should have caught. -
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Running is not just for killing the clock. You increase ToP by running. The game is about first downs. We don’t need AR to complete 70%, just to “make the layups”. Maybe run to extend a drive when it’s there for the taking. I can think of at least one play where he scrambled, and could have gotten the first if he continued to run. But he tried for the bigger gain and missed on the pass. 4th down, punt. I’m not sure he’s being coached not to run or it’s his call. He wasn’t like that last season. -
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No I will not. He showed flashes of what he could be last season against the Rams. You have no clue what I’m think or what would disappoint me
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