Re: Pharoh shoulder...affected his ball security?

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XXXIVwin
Well, my #1 concern heading into the game was Pharoh’s shoulder.

Wonder if that was a big part of his bad game, especially with ball security.

Also, in fairness, Pharoh was in no way at fault for the game-changing first turnover, is that correct?

Can’t bear to re-watch the play just yet

He accepted responsibility for the first by not yelling "Poison" telling the others to get away from the ball.

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