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How seriously are you taking this year, as a whole?

onmyown

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pantherj Grand Master

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Each game is very serious for us. We seriously need to lose out. I don't care if casual fans don't really care about this season. This draft will decide our future to a large extent, and we need to be as high as possible. Yes less people care because the socializing aspect of the game has been eliminated for now, but I'm on the edge of my seat that we lose on Sundays.

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This year was a wash to begin with. Honestly I thought we would be were the jets are right now. I figured 5 wins at most and I was about right. Little did I know that 5 wins could be a playoff birth or picking 15th. 5 wins use to be automatically top 5 pick. 

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We all weren't expecting much from this team.  

Likes   Rhule, Brady, Kerr, Chinn, Brown, YGM, other rookies and young players playing well.  

Dislikes:  CMC injuries, Teddy, I can't throw deep, Bridgewater,  Ian Thomas was supposed to take over for Olsen, Whitehead and other poor FA adds. Covid

In general we have been competitive and I give a lot of credit to Rhule for creating a winning mentality (even if we aren't winning the mentality is there)

IMO we'll finish 4-12 or 5-11.  If New Orleans is a game ahead of Green Bay going into the final week.  They'll play full strength.  Especially if Brees comes back.  He'll need reps to shake of the rust and no way do they do it without first stringers.

 

 

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