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So I guess the Jets should fire Ryan and get rid of Sanchez, same for Dallas

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yeah it fails...it points out how knee jerk some of you are. Wake up.

yes my opinion of jake has been formed over the past three games and not the sum of a career's worth of observation that have simply been confirmed during the first four weeks of the season

creating things to argue against is easier than making actual arguments!!!

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I was gonna write a long post detailing how stupid of a thread this is. And that this post is nothing more than a design to stir up controversy.

Just start an argument.

Looking for a fight on a Monday morning.

Then, I decided that if you are serious about this, no amount of logic is going to sink in with you as you've probably already lost your marbles.

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