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Fans aren’t getting pumped from the song, they’re getting pumped by the shared communal experience with the players and each other. Aside from the optimism they reveal, the lyrics have little to do with it. Fans aren’t getting pumped from the song, they’re getting pumped by the shared communal experience with the players and each other. Aside from the optimism they reveal, the lyrics have little to do with it.

Reminds me of the ‘91 team that went 13-3 that would have been 14-2 if we played any starters in the meaningless last game of the year at home against Detroit. Anyway, we were 5-0 when we headed to KC for a nationally televised Monday night clash, just like the Ravens was a nationally televised Sunday night contest, and the Chiefs cleaned our clocks to the tune of 33-6 and the game wasn’t as close as the final score indicated. People had the same questions about how good we were at the time, too. As others have pointed out above, it’s a week to week league.

Yeah, it might take a game or two for Milano to get up to speed, but another thing McD doesn’t hesitate to do is put the best 11 on the field. When Milano is 100%, he will resume the starter’s role because he is a better player than Williams. So I’ll say it, it’s Milano’s spot.

But, but, but … wrong Josh.

Immensely. Thanks.

Agree entirely. Belichick is the only modern example that comes to mind.

Interesting food for thought. Shula, Landry, and Knoll were exceptions as well, but I agree the list is short indeed.

Didn’t mean to imply your post wasn’t greatly appreciated because it is. Thanks.

This was obvious just from watching the game on TV.

I think the prevailing attitude is you can have the best village in the land, but it don’t mean much if you don’t have a great QB to lead it.

As long as we have Josh, it's always gonna be reload vs rebuild.

No, what you don't expect is for the 6th round pick to be the better player and force his way into the lineup.

Close games between intra-division opponents who know each other well are the rule rather than the exception. Sure, we have blown them out several times, but many of these games have been just as close as well. Their D stopped us once all game on our first possession. Their offense is loaded with weapons so I’m not suprised they moved the ball like they did and I had a feeling going into the game the winner might be the last one with the ball. We dominated Miami on offense every bit as much as they did us.

What if I said the opposing team only stopped us on the opening series and let us move up and down the field all game just as their offense did to us?