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I can't believe Chandler single-handedly killed that drive. He just took points off the board.

Bonus: I predict I get 7 out of 11 right

I was about to read this thread but when I got to the bottom of the first page and saw "Page 1 of 30" I did a double-take. Holy crap Sunday can't get here fast enough!

Allow me. I do this once a year, so feel free to cut and paste this every week Lynch runs for over 100 yards. ---cut here--- Fred Jackson ran him off the field. Literally. Freddie burst onto the scene and not only was he a better runner than Marshawn, he was better at every facet of the position. He had better hands, ran better routes, was better in pass protection, and he had the characteristics of a team leader both in the locker room and off the field. And although Fred was 28, he had very low mileage on him from his short NFL career. Marshawn on the other hand had a flighty, quirky personality. He showed flashes of brilliance when he went "Beastmode" inside the red zone, but that intensity didn't happen every time he touched the ball (it should in the NFL) He was involved in a hit-and-run incident at 4AM downtown, then to follow that up he stole $20 out of someone's purse (seriously?). He was 1 incident away from facing a hefty league suspension, and he had 1 year left on his contract. It was a pretty easy call to cut bait with him at that point. We weren't going to hand him a huge contract with his off-field history here. And let's not act like teams were lining up to get him. At that time Green Bay was desperate for a RB and Ted Thompson, one of the more respected GMs in the league, wanted nothing to do with him. It created an awkward situation here where we were forced to actually start Marshawn for a few games to showcase him, which really confused our fan base. Seattle gambled and won. Marshawn cleaned up his act and matured immensely - it's the classic "change of scenery" situation. He runs hard every time he touches the ball now. Kudos to him for getting his act together. But let's not pretend our record would be any different with him here.

It's finally here!

Did you watch the Sugar Bowl? I'm by no means writing him off, but he needs a ton of work.

They should bring in some real talent from Lundy's Lane.

E.J. Manuel Don't throw the ball to the Bears And we won't boo you

Tagging this thread

He didn't pass the eye test

No. The key is aggressively drafting players at the most important position on the team.

Wow

Pshh, wake me up when it's on like a mofo.

Better late than never I guess

Kind of peeved they didn't have any Palmer jerseys in the store yesterday.

I guess your future as an NFL scout isn't going to work out.

And that's about as polite as you can get.

Palmer wastes no time breaking his cherry - INT.

Moorman looks as bad as I have ever seen him. He has kicked 4 times and hasn't hit one further than 37 yards yet (and he is NOT dealing with a short field). Ouch

I agree, just pointing out the reasoning behind playing him. The just reported him officially out for the remainder of the game.

Palmer in.

Trying to develop some chemistry with EJ.

Lions have their 1st string Defense in FWIW.