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rayzor

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1 minute ago, Jon Snow said:

Pittsburgh won the trenches today.  They did to us what we did to Seattle.  Plus they have much better coaches.  McAdoo is just such a terrible play caller. 

It was fun when the roles were reversed last week but they set up Mitch to not fug the game up like we did with Sam last week.

Though that Pickens 3rd down catch was 100 percent a push off I’ll fight that one.

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1 hour ago, uncfan888 said:

Yeah, before today I was up for Wilks getting a chance but this is two games of the defense playing like garbage under his watch. He's too conservative.. Like a lesser Rivera. Clean house after this season 

Bingo!! That sums it up rather nicely. Wilks just plays it to conservative to suit me and that will not get you wins when playing real good teams.

There is a time to be conservative and a time to open the play book up and I am not sure Wilks and his staff know when to do that.

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