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  1. Not to take away from the rest of your post, but the Brewers have beaten their Pythagorean record 8 out of the last 10 years, including the last seven straight. Such a run would seemingly defy the standard explanation of the team being lucky. Therefore, one of the most important things to be determined by le affair de Counsell is if this Pythagorean outperformance is more the result of roster construction or Counsell’s supposed deft hand with the bullpen phone.
  2. Yeah, I’d agree with this. I’m training my critical fire elsewhere after this one. The defense going up against a hobbled QB and an offense that had no interest in throwing unless they had to, and we give up 200 yards on the ground? Seriously? The special teams? Offensive line? We lost in the trenches today. Story of the season so far.
  3. Kind of a best case scenario. Love (two silly INTs notwithstanding) takes a step forward, and our draft position improves.
  4. Get out of bounds, Jones! You’re too experienced to not know time and timeout situation. Good grief, man
  5. Man, that was a really unnecessary offensive pick play. Thanks for that gift, Steelers.
  6. Yeah, I imagine he got too used to just stepping on the field at ND State and dominating people who were all naturally undersized. That ain’t going to happen in the NFL, kid.
  7. Another jump ball to Watson in the end zone that Watson does not even compete for. I think we can go ahead and tear those out of the playbook until Watson proves he is capable of making at least some kind of effort on it.
  8. Can I just say how bizarre it is to watch the Packers enter a late game scenario with all of their timeouts left? I have become so conditioned to burning frivolous timeouts that this feels like an embarrassment of time.
  9. I love Musgrave up the seam. That is using a player exactly to maximize his abilities. That’s his jam.
  10. There’s a gutsy call on 4th and 6, and good execution. That’s what we need to be doing.
  11. And, lo and behold, the D gets a stop with 90 seconds and two timeouts to play with. What do I know?
  12. Agreed, but load him up with truth serum and he’d tell you he has no confidence in a defensive stop right now. I still think you go for it, because we have nothing else to play for, really, but I get his angle, too. I just want to see the offense just let it rip the rest of the year. Who cares about trying to play field position or complementary football, we’re not going anywhere.
  13. Love looked more on brand that series. Too bad.
  14. Video review in football is going to be as bad as soccer soon. And that’s an accomplishment.
  15. That is bull. Give me a break.
  16. Call it a fumble, cowards
  17. Holy cow, is Love breaking out? Is this happening?
  18. Best Dillon run in years. Rumbling, bumbling, stumbling!
  19. That was a sorry excuse for defensive holding on Nixon, but what do I know? Wouldn’t have made much difference, I imagine.
  20. I don’t like that it has been so necessary, but the secondary is showing admirable willingness in the running game so far. Too bad the front seven is blowing chunks.
  21. Yeah, out of his hand, I thought it was another miss, this time an overthrow, but he put it where only Doubs could get it. Nice touch.
  22. First possession TD? Is Rodgers back?
  23. How dare you, you mean the same Brett Rypien who *checks notes*…was immediately released by the Rams after that game, and now resides on Seattle’s practice squad…
  24. I’m not a guy who has a “second team,” but if I did, it would be Pittsburgh. Love the tradition, the blue collar vibes. The 2010 NFC championship will always be one my biggest sports memories, and not just for all the usual reasons—beating the Bears, punching a Super Bowl ticket. But the relief of it was so huge for me: I wouldn’t have to take crap from Bear fan friends forever, and if we didn’t win the Super Bowl, the absolute best possible alternative to me would be losing to Pittsburgh, who I respect.
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