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SOOO Is it to early to openly root to lose

MGH1989

By MGH1989,
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This team needs another superstar/game changer on defense. It just does. Look at the Broncos or the Vikings. Their defense is STACKED. No one is afraid of the Vikings offense but their defense might take them to the Super Bowl, the way they're playing. I'm a little jealous.

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31 minutes ago, Banjo said:

This team needs another superstar/game changer on defense. It just does. Look at the Broncos or the Vikings. Their defense is STACKED. No one is afraid of the Vikings offense but their defense might take them to the Super Bowl, the way they're playing. I'm a little jealous.

You can't name a single Vikings defender without looking it up much less their best players at each level....soooo....lol with that superstar poo they have no names as far as national stars go. I agree they are very good and I called that loss and that sick defense they had before we played them but they aren't stacked with stars and don't have anyone nearly as good as Luke.

 

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^ Xavier Rhodes is like the best corner in the league, who cares if none of the talking heads ever mentions him... speaking of which, he's scheduled to be a free agent. Vikings will probably tag him, but if he reaches the market I would love to target him. He can go toe-to-toe with Julio, Evans, everyone else we deal with in this division.

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It depends on the situation are in .....................after a run of 4 SB wins in the 70's the Steelers were mired in a funk in the early 80's and were one game from getting a top draft pick that they won..............

If they would have lost that game they would have gotten the top draft pick.......................who was that?

Dan Marino..........

What would have been the 80's with him playing there instead of a decade of no name QBs.........

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Totally disagree. All we are promised is today, so I want to see my team win as many games as they can. Winning those 5 "meaningless games" will be 5 joyful Sundays where I'll not be in a bad mood for the next week. I'll take them! I love to win.
Also, I don't trust Gettleman to capitalize on a top draft pick.


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I agree. Monday's at work after a loss is one terrible me.

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17 hours ago, MGH1989 said:

I know some of you look down on this, but I'd rather have a great draft pick than reel off 4-5 meaningless wins at the end of the year, as is common under this regime. 

If you're a fan of a team, it's ALWAYS too early to root for that team to lose. ALWAYS. But, that's how I roll.

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