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Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seemed like he changed it up pretty good and it definitely had a positive effect on the offense.
Anybody notice that Wilson's snap count was different?
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I saw it, and he got a few offsides calls because of it. It was pretty evident that other teams learned his snap count, like in the dolphins game where their DT kept getting off the snap faster then our Center and would meet Lynch in the back field. Surprised it took this long to adjust.
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I did, I've been waiting weeks for him to change it up. Glad he did!
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yep sure did, and for the first time i could see he was clearly audibling out of called plays... for the first time i wasn't thinking rookie qb, just our QB... i would say he's passed the rookie test... and i strongly believe there will be no sophomore slump.. he's not wired that way.
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It felt like he did great directing the offense. Not his best throwing game. But his change of cadence helped relieve pressure and open things up for the running game.
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The commentators during the Bears game were talking about his snap count, saying he really needed to change it up.
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