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Old 09-14-2021, 08:40 AM   #1
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Something else I appreciated about Winston’s performance that I don’t think has been mentioned enough is his mobility. I was discussing this with my dad and we agreed his early scrambling for first downs was a big thing. Twice I believe he escaped pressure and ran for a first. I sometimes wished Brees had done that more (maybe the difference is being 6 foot vs 6’ 4”) but knowing you have to worry about Winston pulling it down and running has to be a problem for opposing defenses. I don’t want to see it a lot for injury/fumble reasons, but’s a nice tool to have in the bag.
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Something else I appreciated about Winston’s performance that I don’t think has been mentioned enough is his mobility. I was discussing this with my dad and we agreed his early scrambling for first downs was a big thing. Twice I believe he escaped pressure and ran for a first. I sometimes wished Brees had done that more (maybe the difference is being 6 foot vs 6’ 4”) but knowing you have to worry about Winston pulling it down and running has to be a problem for opposing defenses. I don’t want to see it a lot for injury/fumble reasons, but’s a nice tool to have in the bag.

And Winston was heavier and did not have that footspeed when he was a Buc. Glad he put in the work to slim down and be more athletic, it paid off. No one is going to confuse Winston for Lamar Jackson, but it's good to have a QB who is at least a moderate running threat.
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Something else I appreciated about Winston’s performance that I don’t think has been mentioned enough is his mobility. I was discussing this with my dad and we agreed his early scrambling for first downs was a big thing. Twice I believe he escaped pressure and ran for a first. I sometimes wished Brees had done that more (maybe the difference is being 6 foot vs 6’ 4”) but knowing you have to worry about Winston pulling it down and running has to be a problem for opposing defenses. I don’t want to see it a lot for injury/fumble reasons, but’s a nice tool to have in the bag.
Actually, three times! Twice in the first drive (11 and 15 yards) and again on 3rd and 8 in the second drive with a 10 yard scramble.
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Something else I appreciated about Winston’s performance that I don’t think has been mentioned enough is his mobility. I was discussing this with my dad and we agreed his early scrambling for first downs was a big thing. Twice I believe he escaped pressure and ran for a first. I sometimes wished Brees had done that more (maybe the difference is being 6 foot vs 6’ 4”) but knowing you have to worry about Winston pulling it down and running has to be a problem for opposing defenses. I don’t want to see it a lot for injury/fumble reasons, but’s a nice tool to have in the bag.
He definitely showed his athleticism but that last one was a little scared.
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Has anyone heard from James Jones yet. I’m pretty sure he’s made some excuse from under Rodger’s nu* sac.
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