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Kirk Cousins NFC Offensive Player of the Month

dldove77

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6 minutes ago, DabDeezNuts224 said:

Or will the Carolina fans?

I can only speak for me...I don't go to other teams boards much less post there. I do enjoy other fans coming here though. Although yesterday got a bit out of hand. Not interested in Internet arguments.

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1 minute ago, TheRed said:

That baffling kneel down at the 5 yard line against the Eagles should have removed him from all consideration for this.

Technically, they still won the game.

That was the funniest QB moment I've seen since Dan Orlovsky running out the back of the end zone, though.

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3 hours ago, SteveSmithTD89 said:

Kinda hard to argue for someone other than those two.  Maybe Doug Baldwin?  Cousins doesn't make a lot of sense though. 

Speaking of Doug Baldwin,  some knucklehead here will invariably tell us how Baldwin is not a baller,  just like they used to argue about Golden Tate.

All they do is just produce when their name is called is all.  If that's average,  then I'll take it. 

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