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SirAndrew

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  1. I really don’t get what’s up with this offense.
  2. Really liked the pass to Bease. That’s the type of passing game we need more of.
  3. Yeah, playing to let a lesser team lose is not the way to build a team with an identity. You need an aggressive full throttle mentality against all opponents to be a championship team.
  4. Unreal, Dawkins beaten again.
  5. That’s just who Leslie Frazier has always been.
  6. We basically just threw the ball every play last season, and it worked because Josh was on fire.
  7. Nice catch by Breida, good to see that from a back.
  8. That was nice, I like using Josh’s mobility to set up the pass in that manner.
  9. I also don’t want to use him that way. I realize I’m being crazy thinking big picture, but I see QB’s playing well into their late 30’s across the board. I don’t want to take years off Josh’s career by using him as a runner. Tannehill has no career if they don’t utilize him in that manner.
  10. This is a good game for the D to get it back. We’re very fortunate not to have Winston and Kamara on the other side.
  11. Agree, it’s like Daboll heard the press, and/or McD wants more of a run game, but then Daboll takes it to the extreme. It’s just about mixing it in, with a more effective back.
  12. I’m good with no more called Allen runs. Blame Greggo all you want, but Payton’s teams have always been dirty.
  13. I agree, but why can’t our O line ever stop anyone or do anything about it?
  14. Knox really whiffed on that block.
  15. I really like Stevenson on returns. McKenzie always seems one second away from a disastrous play.
  16. Yep, you could see the difference on the Singletary where he couldn’t quite make it to the edge.
  17. Love lighting a fire under the team by starting Breida and benching McKenzie as returner.
  18. Yeah, people don’t realize that mental illness doesn’t equal violent behavior. Too much negative behavior is blamed on non existent mental illness. The first step in helping those mental illness is living in a world where people actually understand it.
  19. Very jealous, seems like a great way to get over last week’s loss. Hope all of you down there have a great time.
  20. Crazy to know a mainstream media source can take a sarcastic interview with Pat McAfee, and deliver it to the world as factual information not actually backed by anything. Rodgers toe is irrelevant in the big world picture, but it’s still amazing. I don’t understand how anyone can watch that interview and not sense Rodgers being sarcastic and belligerent about long term COVID. They probably just read the soundbite.
  21. Nerves and anxiety are part of our existence. Many times those feelings are productive, but things like this always sound like a bit much to me. I’m not an expert, so I’m not sure where healthy nerves cross the line to something more, but I just wish Josh could chill. I’ve always been under the belief that calmness prevails in life and battle.
  22. Thanks, I watched the McAfee interview, and his mention of COVID toe seemed very much like sarcasm, or a joke. This was after he cryptically explained what’s going on with his toe. Yes, he has a toe injury, but I’m not convinced we have the real answer why. I suppose we don’t need one, but I’m intrigued how the media has run with Rodgers COVID toe injury without any real evidence, aside from another weird interview.
  23. Has the team officially reported Rodgers has having this condition? I’m just curious, because I find irony in Rodgers sharing his “COVID toe” condition with McAfee, and everyone seeming to believe it. I don’t know what to believe with Rodgers, whether or not he’s even injured, or maybe just creating drama at this point. I never like to doubt injuries, but this dude is too much.
  24. I’m confused about a lot things around here these days. It’s like how Star is overrated and overpaid, but his absence also makes us lose games.
  25. Mike Evans is a frustrating player. He’s a very good football player, but has all the ability to be historically great, yet he seems to lack focus frequently.
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