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Old 10-22-2017, 07:52 PM   Topic Starter
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The Bears won today and had 7 total passing attempts?
What's the story there? I had the game on in the background today and it didn't seem like there was a hurricane in the area or other weather stuff. Was it strategy, an anomaly, or something more sinister?

(I just added that sinister part for dramatic effect.)

I guess they got a couple of defensive touchdowns early, so maybe they were trying to protect a lead, but it seems like you'd have to pass more than that even if you're crawling into some sort of Galapagos turtle shell.
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Old 10-22-2017, 08:00 PM   #3
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They had a couple of defensive touchdowns and they were protecting the lead. Howard was getting the yardage so passing wasn't all that necessary. It looked like Howard was running against the Chiefs' defense out there.
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Old 10-22-2017, 08:08 PM   #4
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They had a couple of defensive touchdowns and they were protecting the lead. Howard was getting the yardage so passing wasn't all that necessary. It looked like Howard was running against the Chiefs' defense out there.
If it looked like the Chiefs' run defense, I guess that's all the explanation I need.
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Old 10-22-2017, 08:10 PM   #5
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If it looked like the Chiefs' run defense, I guess that's all the explanation I need.
The Bears' defense was pretty stingy too, so that made punting a more acceptable option, I guess.
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Old 10-22-2017, 08:11 PM   #6
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They had a couple of defensive touchdowns and they were protecting the lead. Howard was getting the yardage so passing wasn't all that necessary. It looked like Howard was running against the Chiefs' defense out there.
I don't think you watched this game at all. Howard was contained. Panthers held the ball forever and managed to **** it up each time.
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Old 10-22-2017, 08:16 PM   #7
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I don't think you watched this game at all. Howard was contained. Panthers held the ball forever and managed to **** it up each time.
lol, you're right that my description makes it sound like I didn't watch it. I was watching two games on two screens and I was mainly following that one for Cam Newton's fantasy performance and he was really frustrating me with stalled drives.

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Old 10-22-2017, 08:26 PM   #8
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lol, you're right that my description makes it sound like I didn't watch it. I was watching two games on two screens and I was mainly following that one for Cam Newton's fantasy performance and he was really frustrating me with stalled drives.

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The irony is that I had the game on myself, but I was doing work stuff at the same time and I wasn't paying attention because, you know, it was the Panthers and the Bears. I had no idea that anything out of the ordinary was going on.
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Reminds me of that Caleb Hanie / Tyler Palko faceoff game in 2011. I believe the Chiefs got a kick return TD, and it was all they needed to beat the Bears 7-0.

And that's how even Tyler ****ing Palko was able to get a win as Chiefs QB, beating out former franchise hero Brodie Croyle.
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Reminds me of that Caleb Hanie / Tyler Palko faceoff game in 2011. I believe the Chiefs got a kick return TD, and it was all they needed to beat the Bears 7-0.

And that's how even Tyler ****ing Palko was able to get a win as Chiefs QB, beating out former franchise hero Brodie Croyle.
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Reminds me of that Caleb Hanie / Tyler Palko faceoff game in 2011. I believe the Chiefs got a kick return TD, and it was all they needed to beat the Bears 7-0.

And that's how even Tyler ****ing Palko was able to get a win as Chiefs QB, beating out former franchise hero Brodie Croyle.
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The touchdown came from a Tyler Palko hailmary to Dexter McCluster at the end of the first half.

I only know this because I remember streaming it in a hotel in Zurich while on business.
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Reminds me of that Caleb Hanie / Tyler Palko faceoff game in 2011. I believe the Chiefs got a kick return TD, and it was all they needed to beat the Bears 7-0.

And that's how even Tyler ****ing Palko was able to get a win as Chiefs QB, beating out former franchise hero Brodie Croyle.
It was 10-3 where we won in Chicago back in 2011.
Tyler Palko threw up a Hail Mary at the end of the 1st half and McCluster**** caught it off a rebound. That's all we needed.

I only remember it because it was the first game I saw after deploying to the Middle East. I stayed up the entire night watching football before work. After that game, I reconsidered.
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It was 10-3 where we won in Chicago back in 2011.
Tyler Palko threw up a Hail Mary at the end of the 1st half and McCluster**** caught it off a rebound. That's all we needed.

I only remember it because it was the first game I saw after deploying to the Middle East. I stayed up the entire night watching football before work. After that game, I reconsidered.
I was at that game. It was even worse in person. I remember walking out of the stadium, everybody had the same WTF was that? look on their faces.

If that wasn't the most poorly played game in NFL history I can't imagine what was. But I'm glad I didn't pay to see it live.
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Now that I look at the box score, it doesn't really look like Howard ran that well, but it seemed like he was getting good yardage. I guess I wasn't watching closely enough.
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Now that I look at the box score, it doesn't really look like Howard ran that well, but it seemed like he was getting good yardage. I guess I wasn't watching closely enough.
Or at all.
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