Regardless of whose fault it may be...

RT23

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Lee is not the best option at QB. He made way too many mistakes throughout the game. We all say Relf cant cut it as a passer, but Lee is certainly not proving himself as a passing threat. I dont know if Relf makes the play at the end, but I think he possesses the physical ability to push his way in from 4 inches given its a straight QB sneak.

Im not saying Relf could have converted some of the passes Lee 17ed up, but if Lee is 17ing them up just as bad, why not just play the best athlete at the most important position. There were several passes thrown during the game that were thrown behind receivers that were either intercepted or were dropped because of the difficutly of the catch. If thrown in the right position, those passes could have gone for big plays. Most of the passing yards came from only a few plays and those plays were not well thrown balls, but poorly defended plays along with YAC by the receivers.

To sum everything up, Lee seems just as inefficient through the air, so give Relf a shot to prove his worth.

My 2 cents.</p>
 
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