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re: Mack Jones didn’t have one 3&Out today
Posted on 9/14/21 at 2:01 pm to TS1926
Posted on 9/14/21 at 2:01 pm to TS1926
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Dude...did you even watch the game? He made some great throws downfield. A few of those were penalty plays that were called back. The one where he dodged out of a sure QB sack and then hit the receiver >25 yards downfield was a thing of beauty. Surely you don't think they plan on dinking and dunking the entire season? LOL...I'm sad for ya' man, I really am. LOL.
His longest completion was 27 yards to a wide open receiver and his next longest was a wheel route with a floater down the sideline. In the NFL you have to be able to throw deep, I don't think they even tried a deep ball Sunday.
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Posted on 9/14/21 at 2:03 pm to Irons Puppet
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His longest completion was 27 yards to a wide open receiver and his next longest was a wheel route with a floater down the sideline. In the NFL you have to be able to throw deep, I don't think they even tried a deep ball Sunday.
Posted on 9/14/21 at 2:29 pm to Irons Puppet
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I don't think they even tried a deep ball Sunday.
So he needs to complete 2 or 3 long bombs per game to be considered a decent NFL starter? Hahahahaha!
This is what Fansided said:
Mac Jones completed 74% of his passes against the Dolphins. This is despite Miami having one of the toughest secondaries in the AFC. This shouldn’t be a surprise. During his Alabama football career, Jones’s accuracy set himself apart. Still, it’s nice to see that translate to the NFL.
There were a few passes that could have been thrown better, but he was easily the most accurate rookie QB this week. He trusted his ability to make passes, and that led to long drives for the Patriots.
He didn’t let the pass rush affect him. He went through his reads and found the open receivers. His mistakes were fixable, and that is all you can ask for this early in a quarterback’s career.
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