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Your Udpated Record Predictions with Dalton at QB?


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4 or 5 seems fair. We have a new new offense and the tape accumulates. Let's see how the team responds to this game and what they work on this week. That could tick up some but Andy isn't going to get fresher as the season goes on.

Just being competitive and showing improvement is all I really care about the rest of this season. That's something that's been missing for way too long. 

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