JG discussion.

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benzod

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I saw that kids will get dissolved tonight. Am I wrong?
Maybe too harsh of a title. I like JG btw
 
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I think he’s done. I’ve been wrong more than once, but I don’t think he can hack the rest of the schedule.
 
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Hell no I wouldn’t want to be playing with this OL. That’s just it. How many times you want your helmet flying off your head? He seemed done to me, hopefully he bounces back.
 
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Helton could have helped him out some. Play mixture did not exist. They brought those corners up close for run support and Helton kept running it. The offensive play calling is messed up bad...real bad...if the O line can't hold then don't try the long ball. Where was the wheel route or reverse or flooding the zone. Dink and dunk them with short passes until it drives them crazy
 
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awaitingawin said:
Helton could have helped him out some. Play mixture did not exist. They brought those corners up close for run support and Helton kept running it. The offensive play calling is messed up bad...real bad...if the O line can't hold then don't try the long ball. Where was the wheel route or reverse or flooding the zone. Dink and dunk them with short passes until it drives them crazy
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I’d like to have seen a little roll out action to get him away from the pressure. C’est la vie.
 
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DEFENDTHISHOUSE said:
I’d like to have seen a little roll out action to get him away from the pressure. C’est la vie.
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I know. .. tonight's play calling actually put JG in a bad place...running on 1st and 2nd downs most of the time with little gain put him in the crosshairs of the Florida D because they knew it was a passing down....something lacking bad on Heltons part
 
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VolPack22 said:
He’s tough as nails and proved it with how many hits he was taking and still kept fighting. Would you want to be a QB behind that line? It’s suicide.
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No i would not want to be a qb behind that line.

I also wouldnt want to play on that line with a qb who holds the ball that long and misses that many pre-snap reads.
 
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He’s far from soft. As many times as he’s been slammed to the ground and yet gets up and continues to play without pointing fingers and throwing a fit because his line can’t protect him.
He’s far from elite but he appears to be the best option we have. Really hope that cheap shot to the knee didn’t do anything serious.
 
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