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Originally Posted by Marcellus
His INT's won't be very high simply due to the fact he is going to have some large windows to throw the ball into with Kelce, Hunt, Watkins, and Hill all on the field.
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Agree 100%.
Not sure why some think his INTs are going to be unusually high. He has a great track record in college and I think Reid is going to put him in situations that are going to minimize turnovers early on. It will probably be a little heavier on the dink and dunk stuff early... let the playmakers do some work. (Loving the thought of 2 back sets
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Of course he's going to have bad throws like the floater in Denver, but I don't see it happening more than once per game on average.
Once he gets his feet under him and starts processing fast enough, with the talent around him, someone will not just be open, but wide open on every play.
Can't wait...