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I'm more concerned with Kap's running than I am with his passing. Keeping him from breaking the pocket and scrambling for third down conversions is going to be the key to the game, IMO.
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Funny how you say them two and leave out flacco and Palmer lol
Palmer has a history, observed by me (and thousands of others in this town) during his years with CIN. If he starts slow -he started 1 and 9 against BUF - he gets cute and forces the ball long, typically to the right. And ends up suffering multiple interceptions.
Credit BUF's staff for picking up on that obvious thing, and discredit the AZ staff for being enthralled by his fine arm. The whole AFC North knew that when Palmer struggled, go and jump the routes.
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