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What’s your overreaction hot take???

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2 minutes ago, SCMunnerlyn1 said:

I think the 3-4 sucks. Not ours..just in general I'm not a fan. 

It's always felt so unnatural to me, obviously it's worked for several teams who've won it all with a 3-4, none more obvious than Denver against us but I completely agree. I hate the 3-4, I do (for now) trust Evero to make it work for us but I think it's easier to have a successful 4-3 than 3-4.

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1 minute ago, WhoKnows said:

Hot take: Frank Reich will make us miss Matt Rhule.

dude that is literally not possible. Reich could absolutely suck but the way he carries himself will never drop to Rhule's level of suck. I could see Reich further enforce making us miss Rivera though, really hoping not.

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2 minutes ago, t96 said:

dude that is literally not possible. Reich could absolutely suck but the way he carries himself will never drop to Rhule's level of suck. I could see Reich further enforce making us miss Rivera though, really hoping not.

Dude it was a joke based on the hot take reactions of preseason game 1.

Also, no chance we miss Rivera either. He had a hella talented squad for several years and fuged it up.

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