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As evidence: Kansas City Chiefs 2015 and 2016. |
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When you have a defense with an identity for creating more turnovers than any other team in the league, why not have a guy on offense who takes care of the ball?
It's a perfect combination, and it's why we are 16-3 since last year. |
Foles came in and the offense was fun again. Offense isn't fun with Smith. I'm ****ing stoked for this game. Not because I think Foles is elite, but because he elevates the offense and can attack a defense vertically and isn't going to play scared and hesitant.
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W 36-21 W 24-21 L 21-26 L 20-24 W 31-21 8 TD/5 INT As long as he's surrounded by a decent team, Foles is going to be just fine against good defenses. Also: Nick Foles against teams that score 24+: 4-13 Ain't great, but from where I'm sitting it's a whole lot better than 4-37-1. |
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How the numbskulls haven't figured this out is beyond me... |
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Every team has one of those. I'm glad it happened because it came at the perfect time...right before the bye. Andy had the team's complete focus after that debacle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Watching Smith plod along is like 4 quarters of listening to Hillary blather on about hot sauce whilst listening to the sweet strains of fingernails on a chalkboard; it's ****ing EXCRUCIATING. Because you KNOW more can be done. Because you KNOW there are plays just dying on the field due to the guy. It it what it is and frankly, when Andy tries to draw up that same piddly-piss, honey boo-boo, behind the LOS playbook, I hope Foles goes ****ing Rouge Farve on his fat ass. LET IT RAIN! |
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The bottom line is winning. JFC. |
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:shrug: 15-2, Bitches. And that's what you all are: Bitches. |
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