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been talking about the offensive woes for the commanders a lot is on the offensive line,

a lot is on Sam Howell. Here's what Jay Grootin said about this last commander's game as

he was on the Chris Russell show on the team 980. Major steps back in a lot of positions.

That's the biggest concern. You know, it's, you know, they were still in the game for

most of the part. They had plenty of opportunities to get back in the game, but just couldn't

do it offensively. Nine stacks four picks. That's not going to cut it. I really didn't see

a lot of separation out there. Why the receivers Buffalo did an excellent job of matching

the routes and playing tight coverage. Yeah, that that's what pro football focuses

in on receivers not getting open. He also mentioned it again, too. I think the receivers

really stuck out the Jay. How do you as a coach get him to understand that that clock has

got to be two and a half seconds max, not three or three and a half seconds. How do you

do that? It's it's hard, especially when a lot of times when he went back to the past,

there wasn't anybody open. There's a few times where he could have reset his feet

gone back like the play first and gold six right through the force ball into coverage.

If he would have reset his feet and worked back side, there's a guy wide open in the

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