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TOUGH QUESTION OF THE NIGHT: Name one area on the team that has improved under Rhule


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1 hour ago, Panthercougar68 said:

On paper WR and corner. We really never had a group like this under Ron.

Corner I agree but WR is questionable. Sure the talent on paper is there but last  year Robby’s numbers were comical and we aren’t really lighting up the stat sheet at WR through the first two games. 

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defense played well, secondary is the best we’ve had in a while. ron didn’t believe in DBs. OL is the best we’ve had in a long time. people bitched for years that we didn’t address the LT. now we did, and people still bitch. don’t give me the crap about how he sucks. he’s played well for a rookie in one of the more difficult positions on the field. look at how well BC has developed. now extrapolate that to icky + BC, and the OL is solid.

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4 hours ago, OneBadCat said:

I think the team is overall better. They just can’t seal the deal in crucial moments. It feels like a good team with a case of the yips. 

Fun fact the most horrendous, pathetic teams ever fielded in nfl histories with records from 0-3 wins actually averaged about eight games where the final score was one score or less.

8 games. That’s half the season. That’s average - sometimes it was more than that.

the 2008 0-16 Lions were literally the worst team in history and 6 games were one scores.

point being….close doesn’t mean dog poo in the nfl. all games are more or less close in the grand scheme of things. even the greatest coaches of all time don’t average an eye popping winning %.

who cares if Rhule ‘comes close’ it doesn’t mean poo and never will

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