THat was Carr's best run of the 2 min drill I've ever seen. Not much wasted time. Up to the line, spike and snap. Such a mature and leader like job.
two great plays by DC and crew to get us into FG range. Daniel Carlson time.... TIE GAME!
They get a FG to go ahead. 30 seconds we got to get the ball into at least FG range. No timeouts
Damn Lamar breaks out and puts a billion yards on the ground. THey already in FG range
Defense get another turnover? Shut up the haters early?
What a response... TD Carr to Waller!
3rd and long... DC with a beautiful pass to Ruggs for 36. Again we follow it up with a a dam penalty
gave up that TD on an easy run up the middle with one cut back again. That seems to be the big hole so far this game
First big blown play by the D gives up 40+ and puts Blt in the redzone. Hard to swallow that one after getting the TD finally. Lets see if they...
Josh Jacobs with a great run after the great check down pass by carr the play before puts 6 on the board. The potential for this offense is...
This damn D is making me a believer. They have gotten after all night. Down hill, hunting, tackling and recovering. These boys play like this all...
3 and out. Announcer said what I said... Carr has to make these dudes make them plays.
But once again we dot score any points in the 3rd qtr. Didn't look bad overall but that is not a recipe for winning.
Man this D is impressing me. THey finally collapse the pocket and force the punt.
ugh 4 and 1 we come up short. I didnt mind going for it but Jacobs isn't giving much with that toe.
nice throw by carr hittng waller on the cross. Just outside the redzone
we get a huge PI call on 3 and 2 for the first. But follow that with a holding call negating Josh Jacobs big run.
we hold them to a FG thanks to some decent pressure by the D Line and Lamar missing some throws too. Down 7. Stll need to see the offense can get...
and we dont do anything. Punting out of the endzone.
Waller drops the ball on 2nd down. Then we get called for a PI after picking up the 1st. called back.
