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August 14, 2014
Lack of offense ruins feeling potential double dip sweep
August 14, 2014
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Training camp stats are for the birds, but I recently noted that I didn’t feel as if the Browns were successful going long in camp. Between Hoyer and Manziel, I just haven’t seen a lot of long completions challenging the back of the defense. When the Browns do toss those kinds of passes, it’s a host of overthrows and passes defensed.
Not yesterday when Manziel found Travis Benjamin on this bomb.
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Can’t help but notice the defensive player who stopped short of a sack that let the play continue on. Can’t tell who it is but they kneel down right in front of Johnny and then turn the other way.
notice he would have been sacked well before getting that pass off
Opponents will also soon learn to kneel before Johnny
I was counting in my head after the ball was snapped. Ball didn’t seem to be in the air all too long either.
I believe those were 7 on 7s, so that is pretty typical as there is no offensive or defensive line. It’s a good way for running backs, tight ends and fullbacks to see linebackers moving, but by definition, those linebackers will sometimes be completely unimpeded to the QB.
Number 54 is listed as zac diles.
He’s the one who stopped short of sacking manziel.
2nd string action…