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Fug it, I give up, fire them


Khyber53

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I've never seen a team look so soft. Send pink slips to Hurney, Rivera, the assistant coaches, scouts and Sir Purr. And put Paradis, Williams and Turner on the curb for trash pick up tomorrow... those guys won't even put up a struggle to keep from being thrown into the garbage truck.

Get rid of every d-lineman over 25 years of age. 

Screw it, even I can't make excuses for them anymore. That was the frikkin' bottom of the barrel Redskins we lost to.

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