Instead of getting pinned deep, Lamb got outside for a a 20-yard return, which set Cowboys up in good field position once again. In that same breath Zimmer also mentioned how Boyd had a chance to tackle Cowboys return man CeeDee Lamb late in the game. 'i always stay sloppy.' 'dude fuck being sober, this summer and every weekend after i'm going to stay sloppy' by e c&l MaGet the stay sloppy mug. a term that was coined during senior week of 2008 in ocean city, maryland. Chorus All night flight, lil baby, come and smack with me You ain’t gettin no dick, bitch, if you aint catchin’ me Big ass spender, on the G, I be gettin geeked Three 200 pops, nigga, waitin. whether being really drunk or really high, go big or go home.
“I thought we had some good coverage on some of it.” stay sloppy to constantly be in a state of fucked up. “I thought the snaps were good,” Zimmer said. He replaced Austin Cutting, who was inactive after some mishaps last week and could be in danger of getting cut this week. He then compounded that mistake by getting called for a block in the back - yes, a block in the back on punt coverage - on the very next play to gift the Cowboys good field position.Īsked about special teams after the game, coach Mike Zimmer chose to highlight some of the overall improvements, which included new long snapper Andrew DePaola. While the Vikings were able to recover the loose ball, things only got worse from there, as cornerback Kris Boyd later nullified a perfectly executed fake punt by lining up incorrectly. Osborn fumbled the opening punt of the game. Things started off on the wrong foot as return man K.J. While the Vikings didn’t allow any blocked punts or long kickoff returns like they did in the past couple of weeks, they still left something to be desired on special teams Sunday at U.S. Less than a week after being chastised by his boss on national television, Vikings special-teams coordinator Marwan Maalouf did very little to help his cause in the 31-28 loss to Dallas Cowboys.
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