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Ben Johnson on the fourth down incomplete pass between Caleb Williams and DJ Moore: "For that particular play, he's running the back line. He does have the ability to shut it down in an open window. You know, it's a unique look where there happens to be a second-level...

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Jesse BallCards1 year ago

Translation: DJ should have kept going

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machinegunsheep1 year ago

Translation: it’s a layup to a wide open WR and the QB needs to convert it

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P1 year ago

@312SportsCards1 The last part

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Leonardius Lombardius1 year ago

Caleb Williams missed a WIDE OPEN DJ Moore. This is as simple as it gets.

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Post Up1 year ago

DJ was wide open before getting behind the LB

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Tray Gz1 year ago

Fake ass arm talent lmao

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Unfiltered but bias Journalism1 year ago

Dj moore stops at the top of his route before going in. Loveland looks like the first read here in the redzone.

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Jay McCarron1 year ago

Huh? Was DJ supposed to sit down or wasn’t he? Caleb threw it where he intended to.

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John Ransom1 year ago

This what I hear: “These guys need to get on the same page and figure out their differences. They are too good for this crap.”

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