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Charles Johnson

Sean Payton's Vicodin

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pantherj Grand Master

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Or they're finishing the game- something we've struggled with for years.

Had we been playing back ups and given up another TD the same lot of you would be pissing and moaning about Rivera pulling up too quickly and being too conservative.

No win situation for Rivera with a lot of you clowns.

 

You're not directing that at me are you?

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teeray Rookie

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Dator blocked me from his twitter account. Not sure why, because I was always cordial even when I disagreed with him despite his condescension towards me.

I think he still lurks over here because I did call him a name or two on the Huddle and I think that is why.

Pretty lame to block people on twitter. Just throwing that out there. Has nothing to do with CJ.

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I hate to say it, but I think our better play is to rest CJ against Atlanta.  Their Oline is a dumpster fire, so I have to believe that Kraken and Co can pummel Flacid Matty into the ground.  More importantly, if we are gonna have a chance against San Fran or New England, we will need a healthy CJ.

 

With that said, I trust the doctors and coaches to make a better decision than I would, so I'm cool with whatever decision as long as it hopefully isn't a season ender.

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