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Last night's game

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1 minute ago, Packersfan said:

Happy you guys won with how awful the officiating was. I thought you let off the gas alot but you still won and that's all that matters. The hold on Olsen that negated a 1st down was BS. I like Cam, guy is a beast. We will have our hands full Sunday.

Make sure to tell Aaron to play like he did last week ok please thank you 

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you're wayyyy too positive on here. To get the full Huddle experience you need to complain regardless of how good our record is.

I mean, just look at those wide receivers! terrible.

and look at that playcalling! terrible.

and look at those two morons hanging from the upper deck!

everything sucks. even though we're 7-0 and outperforming EVERYONE'S expectations for this year.

we are definitely a glass half empty kind of fanbase. 

 

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15 minutes ago, Packersfan said:

You guys like your rookie Funchess? Is he a deep threat?

Funchess is a project, for every nice catch he's had a nicer drop or worse.  Ginn and Brown are our deep threats and drop at a slightly lower rate than Funchess. So really our deep threat is Olsen.

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3 hours ago, Packersfan said:

You guys like your rookie Funchess? Is he a deep threat?

I like his potential long term but I don't like it when he's on the field this year. Seems like nothing good ever happens. Had some big catches late against Seattle (after causing an interception earlier...) but for the most part has just hurt us. Not a deep threat. Really our only deep threat is Ginn and as I'm sure you saw in OT last night, he's not reliable. People peg Philly Brown as a deep threat but he's not really.

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3 hours ago, Packersfan said:

You guys like your rookie Funchess? Is he a deep threat?

more a possession guy that sees very few reps.  young.  he will get some light work though. 

Ginn and Brown are the deep threats.  Now, catching?  Work in progress on those routes.

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6 minutes ago, CRA said:

Hope he does the same for you this week

Meanwhile, Eddie Lacy was my #1 pick in my money league.  Yeah, that has worked out well for me.

And a packers W lol. I was up 106-98 going into last night's game. I had Olsen and he had Luck. I got 13 from Olsen to hold him off 119-114. Thank god for Luck's 2 interceptions which gave him -4 points.

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