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Urban slang definition: The Twitter version of welp signifies the speakers reluctance or lack of enthusiasm for something that is finished or unchangeable; it is, roughly speaking, a linguistic shrug, which you might imagine as a combination of well and a gulp. To your earlier question, when Dunne's writing becomes petty, personally insulting, and seemingly vindictive instead of merely being critical then you'll know he's "gone hack," until then you're just being obtuse.

Sweet, another participation trophy!! I rule!!

I didn't catch all of thabdint, mushmouth. http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/fatalbert/images/b/bc/Mushmouth.jpg/revision/20120223020147

Look at it from the player's perspective. Your agent negotiates a significant raise for the current season, but at a considerably reduced rate for most starting QBs, and gives the team an option on the remaining contract as a bridge or "prove it" contract. That's essentially a "one year plus" deal. If he's not also protecting you against serious injury that would prevent you from making a roster the following season while giving your current team another chance to evaluate you, then your agent's stupid and you fire him.

Questioning the conspiracy only serves to prove you're part of it. EVERYONE, YOLO'S A WITCH!!

Would create quite the conundrum; how do the Bills limit their access to themselves? Also, while it's probably no problem for Sullivan, how do Schoop and BD the reporters develop enough self loathing to generate the requisite negativity for Schoop and BD the coaches.

I actually lol'd believing this was PH's meaning.

If they're intent on giving Lynn a one game tryout, which I suspect they are, this would be one of the stupidest things they could do; force a rookie on him who's not even been running his own team's plays in practice for the year, as though he won't have enough on his plate.

Showing his age, then. It's like my dad thinking new cars cost $6K or that you can find a nice house for around $75K.

Not reworking their roster to fit an inflexible scheme would help, too. It's harder to be critical of Whaley when the plan was to fix the offense and tweak a dominating defense, and yet they were blowing draft picks left and right to bring in players to fit Ryan's scheme. If I'm a GM, I'm not real thrilled with the prospect of doing that yet again when the defense is clearly poorly coached.

I think it's more likely with all of Rob's bombast that he said if you're firing my brother you're firing me too than they did it to be petty. Do you really think one was going to stay on without the other?

Or, playoff hopes are dead, Taylor is healthy so they dodged the injury guarantee, and Cardale isn't ready, so give a good kid one more chance to show teams he can play so he gets signed in the off season...

It would certainly explain the further backsliding of the defense. Good thing they're both delusional. Holidays would be pretty awkward if Rex had the ability to realize Rob submarined his last shot at being a HC.

Did they clarify exactly what those duties were?

I thought Rex turned a corner by delegating calling the defense to his DC. Turns out he just lied about it. Defense is a disorganized disappointment. How much of it is this clumsy flow of information? New DC would actually make this worse. It's time for Rex to go, a point he emphasized with a definitive punt in a game when he reportedly acknowledged that his job was on the line.

Nope, just asleep.

Kiko, is that you?

I was hoping for an onside kick attempt that had Carp tripping over his own feet and that spun like a dradle out of bounds 2 yds downfield.

Suck a fat D - fense

Cats are the spawn of the devil. As much as you might be tempted, probably shouldn't kick them either.

Defensive specialist whose defense gave up two 200 yd rushing performances in the last 3 games with playoff hanging in the balance. Time to go.

...bitchslap my father and grandfather for introducing me to this god forsaken team.

Chris Brown thought bubble: Is it just me, or does Rex have a headlight on? Rex thought bubble: Can't wait to get home. Mrs. Rex just got a pedicure. Gonna have some shrimp tonight. Ooooohhh yeeeeaaaah.

You left out the 126 passing yards per game average during that 2011 season. He had two games that season where he played the entire game and didn't eclipse 70 yds.

Hero, maybe, but sports hero would require he be good at the position that he insists on playing in the sport... he would have made a fine fullback, though, I'm sure.