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I've Calmed Down A Bit, Slept On It

beastson

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Every thing I said about Jerry and Marty is all real and still true, and will continue be the truth

But after analyzing the situation, winning against ATL isn't enough. This team is good enough to at-least make a wild card entry, but coaching has took one HUGE step backwards. That was the worst game McDermott/Rivera has called since they've been here. I swear it was like practice, such a vanilla defense. We just sat back in a zone, hardly brought the pressure, hardly no 3-4 lineups... I really have no idea what happened last night. We have 3 corners that wants to be physical, zone should only be played on long conversions so what did I just see last night

Offensively, there's not much to really say cause this was a repeat of week 1. The question does Chud scout defenses for weaknesses and attack it or do we just have a set game-plan regardless

This whole read option thing and the way that defense played, I'm starting to get a case of history repeats itself with Henning-Trgovac

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First: I don't mean this as a personal attack.

Second: What the fug are people seeing when they say that they believe this to be a play-off team? We've barely beaten the dysfunctional Saints with a sucktastic interim head coach and haven't lost but been a total embarrassment that didn't resemble an NFL team - twice now.

Unless something completely fundamental changes with our team, were not sniffing the play-offs.

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First: I don't mean this as a personal attack.

Second: What the fug are people seeing when they say that they believe this to be a play-off team? We've barely beaten the dysfunctional Saints with a sucktastic interim head coach and haven't lost but been a total embarrassment that didn't resemble an NFL team - twice now.

Unless something completely fundamental changes with our team, were not sniffing the play-offs.

I said we're good enough to sneak in as a wild card entry, that could be mean going 8-8 9-7 to get in. I never said we're going to the SB or anything like that, I kinda doubt it. When you look at it and see that this coaching staff didn't have their heads up their asses we could be 2-1, maybe even 3-0

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