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I thought it would be a very long night when they fumbled the exchange on the very first play. Not sure who's fault it was, but luckily that wasn't an issue the entire game.
Scotman;1852315 said:I was watching the game with a few friends and was telling them that Procter has a pretty bright future. I told them to keep a close eye on him and they might be impressed.
The flogging began almost immediately. LOL
MichaelWinicki;1852340 said:After that play, I thought Proctor played a very solid game against a couple very good DT's. Props to Proctor.
burmafrd;1852374 said:It was NOT outstanding. It was OK. He is a backup center and no more. Kris Jenkins and company owned him all too often.
yup, also gurode allowed them to do those draws and big up huge yardage.burmafrd;1852374 said:It was NOT outstanding. It was OK. He is a backup center and no more. Kris Jenkins and company owned him all too often.
burmafrd;1852374 said:It was NOT outstanding. It was OK. He is a backup center and no more. Kris Jenkins and company owned him all too often.
burmafrd;1852524 said:Better then expected is NOT OUTSTANDING. The Carolinas two DTs and MLB all had their second best games of the season stat wise. Of course we cannot blame Proctor for all that but he certainly contributed.
Yeah, even saying it was "OK" is being optimistic. He does get the excuse of being a backup center, but it was not a good game by any stretch of the imagination. He got abused for a good while, but seemed to settle down some late in the game.burmafrd;1852374 said:It was NOT outstanding. It was OK. He is a backup center and no more. Kris Jenkins and company owned him all too often.
DMOB;1852321 said:I believe it was Proctor's fault it looked like the ball hit his own left inside thigh.