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Saints film study: Did bringing back a play against Tampa Bay set up a look against the Browns?
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; I thought Brees looked a little off Sunday. An underthrown ball to Ginn that would have been a touchdown. The goal line pass to Watson was a bit out of reach. And a couple of dig routes looked like they ...
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Re: Saints film study: Did bringing back a play against Tampa Bay set up a look against the Browns?
I thought Brees looked a little off Sunday. An underthrown ball to Ginn that would have been a touchdown. The goal line pass to Watson was a bit out of reach. And a couple of dig routes looked like they were thrown behind the receiver.
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Re: Saints film study: Did bringing back a play against Tampa Bay set up a look against the Browns?
Originally Posted by turbo_dog
He can make that throw to ginn it wasn’t a sixty yd bomb his contact fell out? |
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