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It was. I had that old 90s feeling of knowing we were going to win regardless. Like a tweet above said, we've watched the Boys lose this very game very predictably, for the last 20 years. What some competent coaching can do!

One word: coaching.

Lucky they didn't flag the correct call, launching and targeting. Watch the replay. VanderEsch guilty of same thing a couple plays later, not called. But it all did servevto piss us off.

Almost verbatim what I told my TV!

Thank you, O great Yimmy. Turns out it is a classic case of addition via subtraction. Last thing you want is a dood who can't cover shit, out there against the AZ offense.

Might explain why GB is playing halfway decent defense tonight.

The week for This Bud's 4U to get his football on!

https://babylonbee.com/news/picard-suspended-from-twitter-for-saying-he-sees-only-four-lights

No-risk scenario, since he was cut not traded. No trade partners were interested.

Very plausible.

Rent? You're kidding right? They live with mom still. Their biggest expense is their thousand dollar iPhone, 300/mo data plan, and their netflix and other streaming apps that together run 100/mo. Do they even drive? Most dont, they pay through the nose for uber if they gotta go somewhere.

When they rehearse or practice, its just a finger gun. Procedure. Gun not in hand at all until we're filming the scene. That's what's so bizarre. Sounds to me like he was just pranking or playing with the gun.

I agree with your scenario though. But I think the dropoff puts them well below the accomplishments of Jimmy's guys by end of season. But probably still pretty good nonetheless.

In that you'll be hovering around where Jimmy's defenses were in 92, 93.

THE question no one has asked yet is, why was he pointing a firearm, loaded or not, at his director and director of photography in the first place? AND pulling the trigger? The gun shouldn't even be in his hands unless filming is taking place, and then do you point the gun at people who are...

"Alarmingly improved" is spot on thus far.

Their D is legit. Their O is dynamic and explosive. Their run game is strong enough to close out games in the 4th quarter.

Landry didn't have any say in the draft. But your point is factual - there were still quite a few Landry holdovers in that SB 27 roster. Folks like Nate Newton. Bill Bates. Mark Tuinei. And so forth. Aikman was PLANNED to be our first pick in 89, but the Triumvirate was disbanded by the time...

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