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More reasons to root AGAINST the Giants

CarolinaCoolin

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With them being defending Superbowl champs to them beating us bad on national tv there is an even bigger reason to root against the giants down the stretch and hoping they dont make it to the playoffs. With the rule were you cant talk to or interview other teams coaches or staff during the season and only when their season is done we need to root against the giants because if we are serious about getting a good GM then we want Ross or Gettleman who are both with the giants. Having a GM sooner benifits us because it helps us bring in a coaching staff sooner so hopefully all the options we are hoping for arent all gone. While I dont think they will go super quick I would just like to be able to name the GM as soon as possible so we can start getting a better look on what the staff will look like.

GM - Ross

HC - Kelly

OC - Kelly's choice( hopefully someone with a good amount of NFL experience)

DC - idk anyone good really.

so all in all root against the giants so we can get this train rolling.

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If it'll get us Ross, then hopefully they miss out on the postseason. I'm in a tough predicament because I hate both the Giants and Redskins. Hopefully, both miss out and Dallas gets in. I don't mind the cowboys

Pie given for having Ms. Dior in your sig.

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