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Were We on Sportscenter AT ALL Yesterday?

TylerDurden

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I had it on ESPN last night after the SF/NE game was over and it played through the second half of one SC and almost the entire episode of the next SC and I didn't see one highlight of our game. Not even in the "fastest three-minutes" segment.

Look I know both teams are bad and underachieving, but there were some highlight worthy plays in that game... Come on man... No mention of Smitty's 1k season? No highlight of Tolbert the Tank jumping over the pile? SMH.

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Honestly, most of the games yesterday were pretty bad. Steelers/Cowturds and 9ners/Bradyiots were the only ones that were watchable and will get almost all of ESPN's coverage. The Charger slaughter was pretty boring...I still enjoyed it though.

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