jjab360
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The Hawks haven't had a shutout all year although they did allow back to back 3 point games against the Niners and Cards recently.
This is the second time Williams has had back to back gooseeggs
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You're right @jjab360. And that's why I say the back to back shutouts is even sweeter.
How easy is it for even a bad team to ONE TIME get into FG range on an OPI or a few plays or one long play and kick a long FG? Or for their D or STs to get a turnover deep in enemy territory and even if the O does nothing with it, be able to kick a FG?
With the rules being what they are, getting back to back shutouts in 2014 is a really amazing thing and I think that the NFL insiders after that 2nd shutout really perked up their heads. ONE shutout... okay. It was Oakland on the road. But to beat Washington at home in a shutout... to make it a 2nd consecutive shutout... that's really something...
How easy is it for even a bad team to ONE TIME get into FG range on an OPI or a few plays or one long play and kick a long FG? Or for their D or STs to get a turnover deep in enemy territory and even if the O does nothing with it, be able to kick a FG?
With the rules being what they are, getting back to back shutouts in 2014 is a really amazing thing and I think that the NFL insiders after that 2nd shutout really perked up their heads. ONE shutout... okay. It was Oakland on the road. But to beat Washington at home in a shutout... to make it a 2nd consecutive shutout... that's really something...