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Well, we have played lousy for the most part this year - but last night proved that we are not a lousy team.

The media loves to cultivate teams like the Vikings and everybody's sweetheart Farve, so when they get beat by a team like ours they lash out like a jilted lover.

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Well, we have played lousy for the most part this year - but last night proved that we are not a lousy team.

The media loves to cultivate teams like the Vikings and everybody's sweetheart Farve, so when they get beat by a team like ours they lash out like a jilted lover.

Kinda like any team who plays against the Yanks and Red Sox. Everyone else is sick of the love affair between the media and these two teams.

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Kinda like any team who plays against the Yanks and Red Sox. Everyone else is sick of the love affair between the media and these two teams.

Yup, good analogy.

Giants are another good example. The media is so busy humping their leg, they haven't had time to look up and notice that the Giants are not very good.... but they are from NY, so they'll just keep humping their leg.

Eli Manning may be the most overrated QB in the NFL right now. He's looking pretty darn mediocre without that running game...

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ummm....we have been a lousy team this year. with fox we've only had three winning records out of 8 years and he's the best coach we've ever had and people are clamoring for him to come back. a winning season is an exception to the norm.

panthers = lousy team until the panthers show otherwise.

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We have been a lousy team at times this year. But we rose to the occasion against Favre's Vikings and Warner's Cardinals. We also played pretty well against Bree's Saints.

We've been a lot like that shiftless kid with a knife. He might not be worth a darn, but you don't want to run into him in a dark alley on the night when your number is up.

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