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I think that at this point PJ gives us the best chances of winning, by a lot. Which is just frikin sad!!

So, I guess how you vote on this depends on if you want to win or not. At this point the majority seems to not. I told my dad yesterday that I can't help but want them to win while I'm watching the games, but I sure don't get all sad any more when they lose.

BTW: we need to make sure Baker does not hit 70%. A 5th for him is still getting fleeced.

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At this point in the season you might as well throw Darnold out there. Dude is making almost $19m from this team to do JACK SH*T. Baker is garbage and PJ is hurt and inconsistent. Darnold sucks but maybe he could be a long term backup. I imagine his career going a lot like Blaine Gabbert’s has.

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