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Originally Posted by The Big Chill
The snap was wide, and staying on the ground was the right play. He has no idea who is behind him when he recovers the ball, and getting up could easily result in a fumble and a TD the other way. We have gotten angry at Burris for years for making stupid plays like that. Tate made the right play and kept us in position to put 3 points on the board. Luckily, Montreal took a stupid penalty and kept the drive alive.
I think Tate has looked great. He is a young guy and will take time to develop, but I think he can be our QB for years.
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The turnovers are very frustrating because that's the one difference I thought would be the big difference between Henry and drew. Henry was the big turnover machine and Canada day he would start his interception parade, and Tate starts off the same way.
Last year I gave him a pass, but he's turned the ball over 7 straight games with fumbles and interceptions. It's like he studied Henry on how to fumble, and chuck it into double and triple coverage.