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Smitty Disses John Fox


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“Obviously the old regime that was here… you look at the offense they took down there with them and that offense looks like our offense last year,” he said. “You got a guy throwing the ball… I think he threw 8,000 yards last year and now he can’t even start. So, hmmm.”

What Smitty says is 100% correct. I think we've already scored like 8000 more points than last season as well. :cool:

Smith failed to mention Carolina has the same number of wins as Denver — one.

The dickhead's comment is true, but not the whole story when speaking of Steve Smith. Neither Smitty nor the offense for the most part is why we are 1-5. The D has been annihilated by injuries, we've had leads late only to lose. I'll take our upside over Denver's 24/7.

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To be expected from a punk who would punch his teamate in the face during practice (cheap shot of course, wouldn't try and fight him to his face)

^^^ Do not confuse my point for this ^^^

All I'm saying is I'd rather hear Smitty say, "I think we are unbeatable" than hear him gripping about what ever tha fug Fox has going on.. I'm jus sayin..

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The author can suck a D for that last smartass remark.

LOL...u may not like it but it is reality. And Smitty did set the team up for that reality check by what he said.

Maybe it's time for everyone to let go of their negative feels towards Fox. The energy isn't helping the team any. Karma seems to be biting them hard.

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