I don't know if checking it down quicker is necessarily a bad thing. It's no secret that the Argos turned a lot more short balls into big gains in the past. I would think that Ray sees the opportunity for run after catch yards a little quicker and that's why he hits Durie and Owens more often. Having said that, he also didn't have 3 huge, quality targets at his disposal. I think if he were to see 1 on 1 on one of these targets, he would take more downfield chances.
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