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Wow, I actually hope they pick him up. If he plays even mediocre he has a pretty good shot at the playoffs. I would be excited to watch Delhomme in the playoffs again.

I'd be a Texan fan for a Jake playoff run. Gotta think Yates might not give them the best chance to win.....not many rookies drafted that late start a playoff game. Jake could at least call protections and audible properly if he could learn the playbill quick

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I'd be a Texan fan for a Jake playoff run. Gotta think Yates might not give them the best chance to win.....not many rookies drafted that late start a playoff game. Jake could at least call protections and audible properly if he could learn the playbill quick

If Jake plays for them the Texans become the team I root for to win the Super Bowl for this year.

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I would too. Gives me a reason to watch the playoffs other than the Patriots and Rodgers. I'd love for Jake to get a ring. He deserves it, imo. He played a perfect Super Bowl after the most clutch season ever.

Giving PFFL pie burns my soul :lol: But I agree.

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