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Lilsmitty09

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Guest Irv

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Rivera just wants to see if olindo took the competition seriously this week. I agree with this move because if olind'oh shanks one again he's done.

Butler inactive again? What the fug?

butler has a concussion, hogan replaces him.

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Rivera just wants to see if olindo took the competition seriously this week. I agree with this move because if olind'oh shanks one again he's done.

butler has a concussion, hogan replaces him.

Hogan is active? Superbowl.
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How can this possibly be a surprise?

The kid kicked one... count em one... FG in college and you expected him to start?

Exactly, and going back to high school he's 11-15. The kid undoubtedly has a serious leg, but he's got virtually zero experience kicking FG's. He did do some punting in HS.
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Also im kinda surprised with tutu being inactive considering he had four catches for a 111 yards and two touchdowns against the Texans last year.

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So you're saying he'll never play because he kicked only one FG in college. Have to start somewhere.

But, if his leg is that strong, you would think that he would have kicked some fg's in college if he had any kind of accuracy at all. The more I think about it, the more I think that this signing had only one purpose, that being to shake Mare up a little bit.

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Exactly, and going back to high school he's 11-15. The kid undoubtedly has a serious leg, but he's got virtually zero experience kicking FG's. He did do some punting in HS.

When your team isn't playoff bound, you threw money in his lap...you let him go out there and let it rip. There's only one way to get experience.

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