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No thanks.

I thought it was a swirl last night. Nobody open. And I think Josh was invited around a lot, too. Hit his head hard a couple of times against the turf. I get why he bailed. He trusted things more on the run and outside the pocket. Or one of his horses.

I completely agree with this. Our defensive model is to give up 23 (two TD, three FG), force one to two punts, and get one to two turnovers, and to compliment a highly efficient offensive scheme. Get a little riskier and either get the stops or get the ball back more quickly. We also play too friggin slow on the other side of the ball. I understand the thought process, but it makes it hard to get in rhythm when things are tough.

Play faster. We play very slowly. On D, we miss Oliver and hoecht. Maybe Benford travels with WR1. I don’t care about field/boundary. Diggs was a wrecking crew and he ate White’s lunch.

I think this is why Samuel is active again. It was noticeable as the game went on. They took cook out of the game, crowded the line, and confused josh a bit such that the quick hitters weren’t easy. And, he was off on a few of them (the Shakir drop looked like a bad throw). We reverted to read option and hero ball (the throw to Coleman was ill-advised) when things got dicey. They won with coaching, a noncall on Shakir, and the luck that Maye’s knew didn’t hit. Frankly it kind of reminded me of the wind game a little bit. It’s also why Josh took Coleman on that low percentage fade in Q4. There was nothing else there. He had to throw it there. During the game I couldn’t help but think that we might actually need Gabe Davis to get healthy to be the Mack Hollins/occasional deep threat guy.

For as bad as we were the noncall on Shakir changed the game. We get that call and we’re in great shape. I was failed close to it in the stadium and it seemed to me that the defender came right through Shakir’s back. Given how tightly the game was officiated I was VERY surprised that wasn’t called.

I disagree with the run play thing. I think they try to run play action with Davis. The problem last night, that I saw from the stadium, was that the Patriots recognized this and fell back. The number is in the box at the time Josh changed the play were favorable to the run. Then, as soon as the play was changed, the Patriots crept up. I think they also picked up on a couple of Josh tells. Anytime he puts his hands behind his back to point in a direction it’s a run. He never does that on a pass. And, when things are tight, and he gets a little bit, nervous her a little rattled, he starts to swing his arms pre-snap when he’s going to pass. personally, I think last night was a combination of the Patriots confusing him a little bit and receivers not getting a ton of separation. I like the fact that they put him in shotgun to start the second half so he could see the field a bit better. I don’t know if we have a speed problem or a vertical problem, but the Patriots toward the end of the game for crowding the line of scrimmage and not respecting a deep ball. This is going to be an issue.

This is exactly what taking the temperature down looks like. The communists killed an awful lot of people during and shortly after WWII. Yet it's thrown around casually here, on Fox News, and everyone else. As soon as someone drops the fascist reference, though, it's tight depends and finger pointing.

Classic projection there, anus man.

Exactly, anus man!

Nah, you don’t. It’s not like you have someone who searches your posts to find stuff you wrote weeks or months or years ago. That’s a stalker. And also pretty weird.

You still haven’t proved me wrong. And I remain confused why you champion welfare for the rich. Like you should talk about distractions. One fleeting thought of an anus and you’re in a tizzy.

You still haven’t proved me wrong. And you did the work, not well of course, but it looks like I can assign it to you. The tax structure isn’t supposed to be punitive. It’s supposed to be fair. Why does the little guy get relative peanuts, but cap gains and top brackets are low? Rich guys love you because you make it easy for them. Prove me wrong.

Prove me wrong.

Wrong again, anus man. You omitted the part of the quote in prior poster spoke specifically of the office of the president of the United States. This is what happens when you dwell more on your enthusiasm for the sphincter than on reading comprehension.

Not the president, anus man, but you know that.

So, point is, we generated more tax revenue from the wealthy during all of those presidencies, nobody stopped working, and working class people shouldered less of the tax load. Rich folks gotta love it when regular folks argue for rich folks to get the biggest tax breaks.

Did they stop working and investing during the Reagan years? Or the Bush years? Or during the Obama years? I dare say no. I don't even think you know what this nonsense means. But I do know that you're a snowflake.

Depends on your definition. But I'm not in the top tax bracket, which MAGA inexplicably left at 37%. That, and affordability, are the issues on which Dems will run in 2026 and beyond.

Censorship of what? Who is forcing anyone to listen? The word you want is hear. And, if no noise ordinance is breached, then too friggin bad. Deal. It’s America, and they can exercise their constitutional rights as they see fit. Muslims get the call to prayer, you get to whine about it, I get to make fun of you for being a snowflake, you inevitably get the chance to slander me or whatever it is that you’ll end up doing.

Your guy said “prayer music.” That’s a specific type of music. And, FYI, I have no doubt that there are thousands of music-based noise ordinance violations every day. Yet you are outraged about only the Muslim call to prayer. More selective, jingoistic outrage.

With what carries? Whether it’s Davis or Gore or someone else they have to carve out some carries for him. Atlanta and Carolina should provide those opportunities.

Anus man with more gibberish.

But that’s not what you said. You included a qualifier.

Got me again, anus man!