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Are we just getting rid of all of our quota of horrific football for the rest of the year all at once?
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Good grief we can’t do a single thing correctly tonight. Kick out of bounds? You have to be kidding me
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Ironically, not holding wicks would have only made that underthrow look worse.
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Love stinks again.
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Some bad offense out there tonight. Yeesh.
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Rushed the decision. Should have let the process upstairs work out and get their advice before throwing the challenge flag.
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Love is having a challenging night. I’ll be interested to see how he responds. And in general, can this team beat a bad team on the road when they don’t have their A game? Good growth opportunity here.
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I feel like that’s always just a gimme first down spot, weird to start getting exact on it.
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Not a friendly spot
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One of them doesn’t have an excuse
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Love’s start so far reminds me of Brett Favre when he would miss a bunch of throws until he got popped. And what a bad break for Ford. That ball should have been nowhere near him.
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Can we run the dang ball, please?
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BS PI, but w/e
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Can’t get outplayed by Tommy Cutlets.
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I’ll never root for Dallas, but I’m glad big Mike is having success and changing the narrative around his career. He deserves to be recognized as a really good coach. I hope we get to go down to Arlington and beat him in the playoffs, though.
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Our losses to Denver, Vegas, and Atlanta are really starting to hurt now. Still think we’re peaking at the right time, though. But needing a win in week 18 to secure a playoff spot is going to be a little more interesting than I thought. Bears have a few shades of last year’s Lions about them.
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I agree with the spirit of this, for sure. The randomness of the new playoff format makes it harder for the moneybag teams to entirely keep the moneyball teams down, but the Dodgers and Yankees seem intent on testing that theory. I look forward to seeing them fail, as I don’t think they’ll win more than a single title between them in the next decade. The sport just doesn’t work that way. If the lower third of the league stops reaching World Series and league champions series altogether in the next ten years or so, I’ll revise my position accordingly, though. That being said, there will always be a strong case for a salary cap in this sport, and mlb is going to continue to look ridiculous when the nfl and nba both have thriving leagues making owners and players incredible amounts of money and garnering major advertising attention while also having salary caps. But I don’t think Ohtani is the poster boy for the salary cap argument. The guy is simply a unicorn. If we revivified Babe Ruth at the peak of his powers, he would command such a salary. They are incomparable cases.
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Not Cronenworth. If we’re trading with the Padres, though, I wouldn’t mind making a run at Ha-Seong Kim if we want a major-league bridge for 2024 until other infield options arrive via promotion or acquisition. I’ve wanted Kim in the fold for years.
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While Bismarck may have never actually said this, it's probably useful as a general rule for politics, jealous lovers, and GM speak: never believe anything until it has been officially denied. But we must also remember the modern corollary: everybody is simping for the clicks. Do with that what you will. -
I'm sure this has been noted before, but it seems to be a rather interesting correlation that they give Chourio this deal after they happen to have just made Rickie Weeks the bench coach. Maybe it is a coincidence, and sure, Weeks came up as a September call-up so it is a fairly different scenario, but if there's anybody in the org who has been even in the same stratosphere to where Chourio is as far as expectations for an uber-talented (soon-to-be) 20 year old, it is Weeks. I wonder if his presence played some role in making the brass more comfortable with this move. It certainly wouldn't be the deciding factor, but it had to work in favor of the deal on some level, I'd imagine.
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It turns out you are correct about the extension. I read on APC that the Packers couldn’t extend him now even if they wanted to, so I looked it up in the CBA—sure enough, if you received a contract extension you can’t negotiate a new one until 12 months have passed under the current contract. So offseason it is. That being said, I’m happy for Love that he’s probably about to get the bag, and that the team seems to have a franchise QB, but that cap figure ballooning for Love is going to make it that much harder to build around him. It would have been interesting to have kept his extension AAV under the Daniel Jones mark, but that ship has probably sailed. Certainly good for Love, but tougher for roster construction. That’s life in the NFL. Russ Ball needs to do his thing.
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The rest of this season may be shrouded in mystery, but I’m pretty sure about one thing: Love has just earned himself an extension. That deal is going to get done, and it’s only a question of now or in the offseason. You aren’t moving on from a guy that did that on prime time tv opposite Patrick Mahomes. He’s the guy for the next decade, at least, for better or worse, and I’m feeling quite a bit better than I did half a season ago.
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It is pretty wild to say this considering where this team was just a month ago, but ten wins should really be the floor. Having said that, they are so young that two or three losses would disappoint, but not shock me. They’ve demonstrated they can hang with just about anyone, but also that they can look bad against just about anyone, too. Making a snap prediction, I’ll say 10-7 is the finish, but we drop the Monday nighter next week in New York in a classic letdown game, then run the table from there.
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Game 12: Chiefs @ Packers - Sunday, Dec. 3rd 7:20 PM
HarveysWBs replied to HarryDoyle's topic in Other Sports
They did an entire postgame feature on the refereeing on that last sequence and said nothing about the personal foul or the out of bounds call. Both of those were potentially as significant as the no calls the other way. -
Game 12: Chiefs @ Packers - Sunday, Dec. 3rd 7:20 PM
HarveysWBs replied to HarryDoyle's topic in Other Sports
I stopped feeling bad about wins like this after the replacement refs fiasco. We’re all good here.
