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  1. MrTPlush
    Going into this week I figured the offense was going to have to pull a 2009 when Rodgers and the offense had to obliterate the Cards D just to manage to get to OT. They did exactly that…but I guess it wasn’t exactly needed.
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    Alright…Cowboys should just agree to kneel every play now after that. Lol
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    The Cowboys former kicker once missed four in a single game (by himself)…not sure if that is the record or not.
  4. MrTPlush
    What an idiot
  5. MrTPlush
    Too easy, too predictable.
  6. MrTPlush
    You are getting railed by 27…you need 7 here.
  7. MrTPlush
    Just because it hit his hands doesn’t mean he should have picked it off…looked like it was too far in-front of him, sucks, idk.
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    They are the most annoying, but the XPs are not the problem. All year collectively it added up to two field goals worth and spread out over many games. It’s just, not that meaningful. The real problem is he isn’t that great over 40 yards. Leg don’t matter if it ain’t accurate at long range.
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    Yah, that was a weird one. Seemed like a doable field goal, kinda screwed that up.
  10. MrTPlush
    It’s a nice flop job, but his helmet definitely hit his arm before the ball was even there. Minor, but hitting a guys arm is a pretty big deal when trying to catch a punt.
  11. MrTPlush
    Refs give Chiefs free timeout for Mahomes to scramble around for a new helmet…alright whatever, player safety. However, he then can’t actually put it on and strap it, so they run a play, and he gets obliterated. If he can’t strap the helmet, he needs to be kicked out of the game until he can actually properly wear it. What’s the point of giving him a free timeout for safety and then let that happen?
  12. MrTPlush
    It has been like this for years. Good teams lose on the road all the time. Then March comes and it is on neutral courts. That and the fact these teams can pull off an upset here and there...but they can't string them together. Thus, come late march into April it is rarely overly shocking.
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    Honestly, I think this is a pretty nightmare match-up. Our defense has a lot of bend, but don't break in them, but Dallas isn't Chicago. We aren't going to get bailed out by half a dozen sacks against a trash team. That just isn't likely to happen against the Cowboys. The Cowboys light up the scoreboard at home...we are going to have to pray their tamer scoring of late can continue and it wasn't more indicative being on the road. Because as great as Love has been, I don't think he is going to go 2009 Rodgers and lead them to almost 50 points if it becomes a shootout. The Cowboys are the #1 offense in football...I believe we only faced three of the Top 15 offenses all year. Detroit at #5, New Orleans at #9, and Kansas City at #15. Yes, I am leaving out the LA Rams who started a rando at QB when we faced them. Of those 4 games, we benefited by being the home team in 3/4. We need to dominate the trenches to have a chance. On our side to eat clock and reduce possessions and on their side to make sure their pretty awful rushing attack is exactly that. Pollard barely cracked 4.0 a carry...if he starts running all over us their offense is probably going to light us up like a Christmas tree. Something tells me we get handily creamed 38-20...but we certainly have a good enough team to win if we are efficient on offense and maybe get a timely turnover too.
  14. MrTPlush
    I doubt it motivates them any more or less than it had prior. If the offers aren't crazy good, you still get a draft pick after the season. It also helps avoid the team plummeting into the abyss of 90+ losses, which can be pretty damaging to attendance etc. They never seemed super interested in a fire sale after last year, even after Woodruff was dropped.
  15. MrTPlush
    Not sure that is bad news. I think it would be nice if he never played the Packers and had to cheer against them so to speak. Regardless of one’s feelings towards him, he has been pretty passionate about the team/city even after leaving.
  16. MrTPlush
    Viking paying the refs I see.
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    I was just thinking the other day, with the pathetic state of NFL QBs these days…I think he is arguably already a Top 10 dude.
  18. MrTPlush
    Was catchable, but would have required quite a catch on the other end. Idk…much like a pass earlier in the game, when your guy is that stupid wide open just lob it and let him go get it. That throw was what you would expect if the defender was right on him. Playing QB is hard enough, no need to make it more complicated.
  19. MrTPlush
    It was an easy first down, Love simply has to throw a half decent pass. It isn’t a high bar to achieve in that situation.
  20. MrTPlush
    We never entertained and even offered the guy a long term contract when he was here and could have potentially got a discount. And now we are suddenly going to go out and sign him in FA? I get it is Arnold now and not Stearns...but this proposal of going to get him is a serious stretch.
  21. MrTPlush
    Doesn’t exactly scream “we are trying to compete”. So probably dumping some guys that just aren’t that valuable…surprised they are this worthless though. No point spending $3mil+ to just hope to get a similar return mid season (or nothing at all).
  22. MrTPlush
    Josh Hader was drafted in 2012 out of HS and was a reliever for the remainder of the year (19th rounder signing fast). In his second year he instantly started tossing 6 innings. I won't pretend to know what kind of pitcher Hader was back then...he may not have been the flamethrower he was by the time the Brewers were acquiring him. Of course, MiLB stats don't exactly give out pitch count for game logs...at least easily found. I guess as far as this question goes...the timeline is probably 25 or even 26 if you are aspiring to give him every chance to be a starter. If that falls apart we will probably see him a lot sooner. I don't think there is much of a chance we see him this year. He didn't exactly dominate to end last year, so I can't imagine he is going to sprint through AA and rack up a bunch of time at AAA. I think he would have to have quite a year to show up in Milwaukee come September.
  23. MrTPlush
    Misiorowski started an impressive 20 games last year. The downside, he barely managed to average 3 innings in all those starts. He threw 6 innings once and 5 innings just three times. Am I missing something, I don't recall him coming off some major injury or anything. I get he is young, but you would think he would pitch a bit more than that. Given, by the middle to end of the year he started not pitching all that great, so he didn't really deserve to sit out there 5+ innings. Josh Hader was consistently throwing 5+ innings and 6 innings a lot. This year will probably be pretty telling. He has three pitches that are decent+ (I think), but his command is awful. He will probably benefit from the Brewers not being in a great spot to compete (compared to when Hader came up) and they will probably be more patient.
  24. MrTPlush
    Another absolutely dummmmmmb play call.
  25. MrTPlush
    Saquon Barkley, “Hold my beer.”
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