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What Point Should A Team Move On From A Player
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(06-21-2020, 10:00 PM)impactplaya Wrote: It is a do or die year for Ross. You know it , I know it , he knows it. But if you were expecting Ross to put up 1,250 and 14,then 
Other things around him had to fall into place.
Ross's biggest issue has been staying healthy. 
If he had played a full.season in 2019 he was on pace 
For 1,000 YDS. But Captain Inaccurate threw him a pass that hung him out and he got popped in the chest , boom out 8 games 

You are correct, his biggest issue has been staying healthy.  However myself, along with many other casual Bengal observers have noticed a few other underlying issues that perhaps he could have greater control over.  Issues like dropping balls that appear to be very catchable, and possibly commitment issues, from the appearance of giving up on routes during plays.

When a player get's injured going hard, it's a tragedy.  When a player get's injured while half-assing it, it's his own damn fault..  (said my HS coach)
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RE: What Point Should A Team Move On From A Player - SunsetBengal - 06-21-2020, 10:08 PM

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