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Well, that was a pretty poor showing. A.J. Smith, the OC, sure didn't help the situation much.

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Jun 17·edited Jun 17

He played alright. Was accurate in the passes out to the edges. Had a good deep outside shoulder throw the receiver couldn’t hold onto. But overall the Brahmas could not stretch the field at all. Lack of a run game hindered the offense against a stout Birmingham defense. On offense San Antonio’s play caller kept it very conservative in what was largely a defensive standoff throughout the first half, with Garbers throwing for 100 yards on short stuff and Martinez mostly unable to get untracked. Would have liked to see San Antonio take more chances in the second half.

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Garbers sliding short of the first down line on 3rd and 1 down 3 TDs in the 4th quarter may have ended his football career. He’s now benched in the championship and can kiss any NFL practice squad spot goodbye.

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Which game is that?

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Oh, I just realized the video I saw was a conference championship game.

He did that in the championship game yesterday?

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twice :(

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I remember him doing this several times at Cal. Never seen any other QB have this problem.

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A little late in tuning in for this championship game. Don't think I have missed much. One time Cal-commit Adrian Martinez is the other QB going up against Chase Garbers or rather the San Antonio defense.

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The Brahmas?

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: The Brahma name is of Hindu origin, coming from the Hindu creator god; more directly, the Brahmas name comes from the American Brahman, a hybrid species cross-bred from sacred zebu and American cattle that Johnson has long used as a personal mascot.

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um ok, that seems fine

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I hope he can make it back to the NFL; he's looked like that's where he should be.

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