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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
You're talking about one play. There are several plays in there that are no good. There are a good chunk that were played just fine. And if the context is to grade what we see as improvement, then yeah, it's fair to grade plays late in the game on a curve if fatigue led to some sloppy technique. Others where a teammate screwed up a blocking assignment and yet others where Smith should be savvy enough to work the pocket differently.
That doesn't fix everything. But that sure as shit cuts down that subjective 30 percent number by a wide margin.
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Bull****. He gets beaten or blown up on, at least, fifteen of those plays. That's not just bad, but horrific, and it's why he had the worst grade of any player on the team.
You can only contort his play so much. The guy doesn't have the strength, punch, technique, or aggressiveness right now, no matter how much he runs his mouth about it. He looks like Jason Smith.
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