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Jackson Carman At Bottom Of Depth Chart
(08-02-2021, 10:43 AM)Sled21 Wrote: As opposed to his lack of production when he had a broken ankle???? As soon as XFS got healed and back on the field, he solidified his position. It was a "sudden uptick in production," it was actually being on the field.

every year, EVERY year, other than the 2008 Lions and the 2017 Browns, the bad teams in the NFL all play better late in the season. That's where a lot of bad teams get their wins. Late in the season

You absolutely cannot judge anything with a bad team super late in the season. 

Despite what naive people think, a lot of teams pack it in late in the season when matched up against a dog crap opponent.

"No team or player quits in the NFL. These guys have too much pride"

^^^ That's a giant lie.

So if a career mediocre player plays good during the last 4 games in the season, that doesnt suddenly mean he's a guy who will be above mediocre the next season.

Do you follow along?
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RE: Jackson Carman At Bottom Of Depth Chart - Frank Booth - 08-02-2021, 06:55 PM

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