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Moral “players love Wilks” victory next week!!!


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Just now, Rastlet said:

Should have tanked for a qb instead of winning these meaningless games knowing that even if they snuck in the playoffs they couldn't compete.

Yeah sure hope all those that wanted to win are happy with themselves. All we did was hurt our draft position when the smarter ones knew what was up.

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17 minutes ago, ncstatekwi said:

They should play all 2nd/3rd/4th stringers next week...its a pointless game

Wilks and the players will play the game of their lives to try and help Wilks get the job.  Don’t be surprised to see Horn rushed back to play.  Saints on the other hand will sit all starters

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2 minutes ago, ECHornet said:

The NFL needs to rethink this. 
 

The first team to miss out on the playoffs should get the #1 pick. The team with the worst record should be the last pick before playoff teams. Don’t reward teams for being terrible/tanking. 

Or have a lottery like the NBA

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