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Williams defends Jake


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"We love Jake," Williams said. "That’s our quarterback. Contrary to what fans believe, or those non-fans that call themselves fans, Jake’s a great quarterback. He knows this system inside out."

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"Every guy has a bad game at some point in his career," Williams said. "Unfortunately for him it happened that game. But he’s a great quarterback. It happened to us. I know I'm going to have a bad game one of these times and they’ll be calling after my head."

think he's been reading in here?
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Everybody might as well get back on the Delhomme bandwagon, because he's not going anywhere as long as the players and coaches have his back.

now is when all the "smart" fans show up and explain to me that I just compared Delhomme to Jesus himself

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