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Joe Bear

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  1. And he ate a fat L yesterday too. Even more satisfying after the poo he said about Wilks.
  2. I like to look in the top-right corner at "top posters in this topic," and see how many of the four I can guess in advance. I've yet to get fewer than three correct.
  3. Upon looking it up, Bryce Young has had 0 games of 1 TD 1 turnover this season. His last three games account for 6 TDs and 0 turnovers. Crazy, honestly.
  4. Uh yeah, absolutely. Can you not tell the difference between being pessimistic and rooting for failure?
  5. Then why inject yourself into it with an argument that's wholly unrelated? Either of us can be critical of a player (and have been a lot) without rooting against them. I'm not as big a fan of XL the player as I am of XL the dude, but my point was I don't hope he drops his next three passes to justify my negativity. I don't begrudge anyone who thinks Bryce sucks, that's OK to think of any player. My point was that I couldn't want to win but also want one player to suck. This team isn't made up to overcome a lot of that.
  6. If you can't tell the difference between being critical of someone and actively rooting for an implosion, you're probably not qualified to render as much judgment as you think.
  7. I don't need the last word -- I'm only taking it because you want it.
  8. I haven't seen a lot of rooting against people. A lot of being pessimistic about players or coaches, which is completely fair given their performances at various points.
  9. Just so you know, I'm not giving you the pleasure of getting the last word.
  10. No, I don't root against anyone on the team because they're my team. That's generally how it works for people whose IQs exceed 35.
  11. He's week-to-week like a lot of guys on the roster, but this week was a great one.
  12. Rooting against players on your team is pretty inexcusable unless they're a murderer or something. You can like them, dislike them, whatever, but rooting for the QB to implode is dogshit behavior and there's no way to backtrack that. But hey, maybe you get your wish and bitch about it for months.
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