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How many yards will Ken Lucas give up this Sat.??


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I hate to be negative but I wish there was a line on this stat - Fitzgerald is going to have a field day on Lucas. I just hope Lucas can keep the numbers they rake up against him somewhat reasonable.

Lucas/Marshall/Godfrey better practice their asses off this week!! :mad:

Your assuming of course that Fitzgerald will even see the ball let alone get the ball after the pounding Warner will take from Pep and Co

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I hate to be negative but I wish there was a line on this stat - Fitzgerald is going to have a field day on Lucas. I just hope Lucas can keep the numbers they rake up against him somewhat reasonable.

Lucas/Marshall/Godfrey better practice their asses off this week!! :mad:

You don't sound very bright :rolleyes:

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doesn't matter.

This game is over before it begins.

I kindof feel sorry for the Cardinals.

Good reply - makes me feel better. I'm scared silly of the Cards passing game (I watch that entire Cards game earlier in the season and I still don't know how we won that game) and our secondary didn't exactly look in playoff form in our last game after absolutely getting TORCHED by Breeze and almost blowing a huge lead.

This is going to be a barn burner and will be difficult to watch Warner tear up our secondary!!

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