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if one loss doesn't make a bad team

frash.exe

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For me RB, it's not as much as about the win, per se, as it is about seeing what can be. That's why I am excited.

But, I do share your basic sentiment (just with a little more expression of optimism). No need to go Joe Namath or Ali, but no need to go jump off the nearest bridge.

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For me RB, it's not as much as about the win, per se, as it is about seeing what can be. That's why I am excited.

But, I do share your basic sentiment (just with a little more expression of optimism). No need to go Joe Namath or Ali, but no need to go jump off the nearest bridge.

i feel that a lot with our receivers. i think it's good they went out and did some great things, gettis especially, but also lafell made strides today. That's a good sign for long term stability at a position that has needed it since, like, forever

but anybody who thinks this is the beginning of a playoff surge is stupid as a motherfuger

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i feel that a lot with our receivers. i think it's good they went out and did some great things, gettis especially, but also lafell made strides today. That's a good sign for long term stability at a position that has needed it since, like, forever

but anybody who thinks this is the beginning of a playoff surge is stupid as a motherf**ker

Awe come on. We wasnt as bad as we looked the first part of the season. We just needed someone to take control of the offense. Running game will pick up when people start respecting our passing game. Plus Im the one who started the thread about winning the next 6 games. So I guess Im the stupid mother fugger. But that is fine we will see at the end of the season what our record is.

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Awe come on. We wasnt as bad as we looked the first part of the season. We just needed someone to take control of the offense. Running game will pick up when people start respecting our passing game. Plus Im the one who started the thread about winning the next 6 games. So I guess Im the stupid mother fugger. But that is fine we will see at the end of the season what our record is.

honestly I don't know if the run game will get much better. The O-line is just not playing well. A less crowded box will help a lot but we are a long way away from the good ol' days.

Just some consistent 3 yard gains like we were getting in the 2nd half would be awesome.

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honestly I don't know if the run game will get much better. The O-line is just not playing well. A less crowded box will help a lot but we are a long way away from the good ol' days.

Just some consistent 3 yard gains like we were getting in the 2nd half would be awesome.

Need to throw the ball deeper to get the safeties to back up. Also need to stop trying to run up the middle. We cant get the holes like last year.

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