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This is a TD if Thomas doesn't make this play through the backdoor. As impressive as this play is, and a great display of pursuit to the ballcarrier, I think he gets lucky that the Cardinals are clearly telegraphing a toss to the field and that the RB plays... show more

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I think the craziest thing about this play is that Jeremiah Smith actually did his job. He got to the outside of the defender to get between him and the bubble. You block him from getting to the ballcarrier, not the BALL. Nobody just jumps a bubble like this, what a play

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Max Toscano

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This is the kind of shit I used to play as a kid.

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