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You Don't Know What You Got Till It's Gone

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3 minutes ago, amcoolio said:

FRANCHISE QUARTERBACK. Jesus you guys talk about the dumbest things when all that matters is FRANCHISE QUARTERBACK. We had one from 2011-2018 and we made the playoffs multiple times. We don't have one and now we won't.

Ron won't either until he has a FRANCHISE QUARTERBACK and if he does its because it was a historically weak division and they quickly exited the playoffs. 

Stop with the dumb narratives OP

Right. Dilfer, Johnson, Flacco, Foles/Wentz. That’s all you need 🙄

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One of the biggest issues isn't what w lost but what stayed.

Hurney built a horrific front office for Rhule, which is also how we stepped in that pile and contract.

We should have lost more honestly, we could be a lit better off or just a different mess. But at least it wouldn't be this garbage of staff almost throughout.

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1 hour ago, Catsfan69 said:

Despite all their crucial injuries they are still winning. 

They still have a feeling of a team on the rise.

We are not and do not

If they follow Rivera's previous pattern, they'll rise for a few years, get figured out, plateau and eventually slide back to mediocre.

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