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shinallsm

By shinallsm,
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I knew this was coming. TheOracle was calling him garbage in the gamechat as well. He always gives huge cushions in preseason. He keeps everything in front of him. He'll play tighter in the regular season like he always does. I don't hold 2010 against him, sure he quit which sucks, but that team was awful and it had to wear on him mentally.

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i think the D looked rock solid overall tonight... gamble included. poo even captain made a few nice plays...took a couple penalties for having little man syndrome tho.

Well, that might be an overstatement.....Gamble didn't have a good game. Despite the INT neither did Capt.

Starting DL didn't look good either.

A dysfunctional Jets O assisted them.

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