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Call me crazy, but I'm not even discouraged


LinvilleGorge

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I mean, c'mon folks... we all know that we suck after a bye under Rivera. Always have, probably always will. We made the Jets look like a good team today, oh well. We got the W. On a day when we didn't play well offensively or defensively, we made just enough big plays to get the win on the road that we had to have. A D that while elite on paper hasn't been producing turnovers got one and put in the endzone. We returned a punt for a TD in the first time in seemingly forever. Good teams find ways to win games against teams the should beat even when they're not playing well. That's what we did. Yes, the Jets had some TD drops. Yes, they helped us out with some penalties, but that's what bad football teams do. That's why we're 8-3 and they're 4-7.

Now, we just have to hope that this was nothing more than the typical Rivera-era post-bye letdown and that Olsen, TD, and Funchess are okay.

This one is a confidence booster. The team knows they didn't play well and they're gonna hear it this week, but we gritted out a W anyway. This may have been a necessary wake up call heading into New Orleans. Next week will tell us a lot.

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1 minute ago, Nails said:

Who in hades is discouraged?  We looked great last week, not great today.  But W’s, count the same.  We have issues, so does everyone else-like the Saints who will lose today.

The atmosphere will suddenly be a lot different around here if the Rams get it done. As for who's discouraged, seemingly the majority of this board.

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7 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The atmosphere will suddenly be a lot different around here if the Rams get it done. As for who's discouraged, seemingly the majority of this board.

Ha I rarely indulge during the game.  That’s why I guess.  Crazy.

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