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Unto us a Child is Born: Perfection, Defeat, and the Greatest Story Ever Told

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4 hours ago, Navy_football said:

Good post PhillyB. 

That outside leverage bail technique has its place in certain situations. But, I hate that we use it on nearly every down. 

If we ran the same run blocking scheme every play, do you think defensive coordinators and/or players would pick up on it? Just can't believe we failed to adjust the entire game. 

they are separate issues. i think the run blocking scheme was fine but execution was atrocious. awful gap discipline and JV tackling and it only helped fuel their passing game.

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4 minutes ago, KB_fan said:

Not sure it's been posted, but according to J Jones latest article at the Observer, Cam & Kia's baby's name is CHOSEN...  further adding to the Messianic theme.  LOL.

Rejected names:

Sir Isaac Newton

Fig Newton

Newt Newton

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PhillyB, I actually really appreciate this. As a devout Christian, i am grateful that you told the story accurately without a hint of sarcasm. It was a great write-up as usual, with apt parallels to the Panthers. I was actually thinking of doing something like this myself, but I'm glad I didn't steal your thunder. 

I look forward to future works of yours that relate to other Biblical stories. Would love to see what you'd do with David, Samson, Revelation, etc. :)

Are you sure you wouldnt consider seminary? ;) you could win some souls bruh! No joke. Lol.

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5 minutes ago, UpstatePanther said:

PhillyB, I actually really appreciate this. As a devout Christian, i am grateful that you told the story accurately without a hint of sarcasm. It was a great write-up as usual, with apt parallels to the Panthers. I was actually thinking of doing something like this myself, but I'm glad I didn't steal your thunder. 

I look forward to future works of yours that relate to other Biblical stories. Would love to see what you'd do with David, Samson, Revelation, etc. :)

Are you sure you wouldnt consider seminary? ;) you could win some souls bruh! No joke. Lol.

Lol

Go win those souls Philly. 

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54 minutes ago, UpstatePanther said:

PhillyB, I actually really appreciate this. As a devout Christian, i am grateful that you told the story accurately without a hint of sarcasm. It was a great write-up as usual, with apt parallels to the Panthers. I was actually thinking of doing something like this myself, but I'm glad I didn't steal your thunder. 

I look forward to future works of yours that relate to other Biblical stories. Would love to see what you'd do with David, Samson, Revelation, etc. :)

Are you sure you wouldnt consider seminary? ;) you could win some souls bruh! No joke. Lol.

if the redskins manage to win in the first round and come to charlotte i'll do the one where the little shitheaded kids made fun of the prophet and a bear came out and ate their asses

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