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It's really no different from Jordan Reed's lack of red zone production so far. Last year teams saw how devastating he was in the red zone. And every team we've faced this year has high-lowed him with a LB underneath and a safety over the top.

They're taking him away and making us prove we can score TDs other ways. So far they're smart to do that. But the dip in production doesn't indicate that Reed is having a down year, it indicates that teams notice how great he is and they're trying to counter it.

Until Murphy or Preston Smith, or one of our interior rushers gains a reputation for consistently disrupting, don't look for offenses to change their approach to Kerrigan. It's a sign they respect what Kerrigan can do.