Off gm by Detroit and those fucks still dropped 30.
GAME DAY SNF: Vikings at Lions - For #1 Seed in NFC
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What an asshat. I'm starting to really hate the Kittens, and Dan Campbell in particular. Haven't won shit with your dirty ass team, and you're talking this crap? I hope we win the Super Bowl - again - while you sit at home and cry in your cave, you fucking caveman!
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We all hope we win the Super Bowl lol.
Right, but I hope he also doesn't if we don't. I'd even prefer the three-peat over Caveman fucking Campbell's dirty ass team.
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So what is the record of teams the week after they played Detroit? Lets hope it still affects the Vikings on Monday night. it did on thursday night.Just had a quick look and we’re 2.5 point underdogs next week, admittedly in very early betting. Factor in the 3 point home advantage and that means the bookies think the Vikings are 5.5 points better than us.
Yeah, right.
He already cost them one last year?
Do you mean he and Johnson aren't as smart as everyone thinks?
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Well, Johnson is because they ran the perfect play, executed perfectly by everyone on the field except the wr that dropped the ball cold on both occasions.
Caveman, not so much. Going for the fg to go up 3 scores again was the better play. He needs to swallow his caveman pride and do what's best for the team.
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I predict Johnson will get a head coaching job, but not be very successful.
He, Campbell and even Holmes had a lot of HOF talented players "fall into their laps":
Sewell, Hutchinson, Gibbs.
Not to mention they were handed two holdover first round OL.
The biggest reason they win is the OL.
I will give them credit for signing Zeitler - can't believe NFL teams let him get to the Lions and for cheap.
But why are you playing your starters Campbell with 4:00 to go up 31 - 9?
It may have cost them Zeitler (looked like a hammy and those don't heal quickly) and thus a SB run?
Without Zeitler, that OL might not be quite the same?
Although Mahogany is pretty good? - I wanted the Rams to draft him.
He, Campbell and even Holmes had a lot of HOF talented players "fall into their laps":
Sewell, Hutchinson, Gibbs.
Not to mention they were handed two holdover first round OL.
The biggest reason they win is the OL.
I will give them credit for signing Zeitler - can't believe NFL teams let him get to the Lions and for cheap.
But why are you playing your starters Campbell with 4:00 to go up 31 - 9?
It may have cost them Zeitler (looked like a hammy and those don't heal quickly) and thus a SB run?
Without Zeitler, that OL might not be quite the same?
Although Mahogany is pretty good? - I wanted the Rams to draft him.
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My opinion won't be popular but I think Campbell gives them their toughness. He drives an environment where intensity and toughness are required, and he gets the most from that roster.
He is a bonehead on gameday quite often. But that team would not be as consistent as they are without him.
I would love to see them bounced in their first game though. I think that intensity they field, as always, can be muted with a steady mashing of run game. And I think our starting OL, if healthy, is capable of leaning on them.
He is a bonehead on gameday quite often. But that team would not be as consistent as they are without him.
I would love to see them bounced in their first game though. I think that intensity they field, as always, can be muted with a steady mashing of run game. And I think our starting OL, if healthy, is capable of leaning on them.
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And none of it was because Goff was able to make plays. It's all the other players doing their thing that makes Goff have the stats that he has. - Blue Font for the color blind btw.
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You know what Tano...you might be on to something lol.
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It is—without question—the most quarterback friendly situation in the NFL. I mean it’s not even close. Best offensive line, top 5 skill group, and one of the league’s best play callers.
I’m happy for Goff but the MVP talk has me questioning my sanity. I guess if you only looked at box scores he’d have a case, but if you actually watch the games there is no way in hell you could come to that conclusion.
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It would be a Ram jersey dammit.
I just stated that because there are people who are putting Goff down just because he is in a great situation. He still has to make the passes and he has made some really good passes this year. He just has a tendency to make a couple really stupid passes/plays too.
Not saying that he is even remotely close to Brady but it is like saying Brady was in a perfect situation in 2007 with his wrs Gronk Hernandez and his OL and scoring crazy points.