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I mean....there is a limit to rushing a kick in those conditions. If they miss, it's over anyway.

The latter part is the truth. They gave some PS concessions IIRC during the move to 17. And we all know how much cheaper PS guys are than league minimum guys.

Lol. I mean thank you for proving my point.

What, the course of the season? I mean....lol. Bryce can't put together a streak of 2 good games.

Yeah, I guess you bought that BS too.

He was short. Not smart.

I think Canales has basically done very little for QB's. I think that was something sold to us the fans and the organization.

That's probably it. Chicago just can't get anything going.

I mean....I would take Willis over Bryce all day long. I don't think he would be able to sustain this over the course of a full season but his career hasn't been the disaster Bryce's has.

That was pretty easy to spot because of the forearm shiver. That was just stupid.

They have had persistent special teams issues this season.

This kicker is nuts.

Holy fug that is some insane wind.

If the Bears lose to Malik Willis at home.....lol

God Tom Brady is so terrible.

Well, we did fire him too. It was Matt Rhule's retarded ass but I don't remember him being exactly stellar.

Okay Dan Quinn, maybe that was the dumbest football coach move today.

Hopefully this is a better game....

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47371200/sources-rams-fire-special-teams-coordinator-chase-blackburn LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Rams have fired special teams coordinator Chase Blackburn, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter. The move marks the first in-season coaching change that Rams head coach Sean McVay has made in his nine seasons in Los Angeles. Rams assistant special teams coach Ben Kotwica will take over and become the lead special teams coach, a source told Schefter. The Rams, 11-4 and second place in the NFC West, lost to the Seahawks on Thursday night in a game that included a Seattle punt return for a touchdown and a missed 48-yard field goal by Los Angeles kicker Harrison Mevis. The Seahawks (12-3) overtook the Rams for first place in the division and the top overall record in the NFC thanks to the 38-37 overtime victory. Though the Rams have lost only four games this season, three have involved special teams miscues. In the Rams' first loss of the season, 33-26 to the Eagles, Los Angeles had its final two offensive possessions end with blocked kicks. In the Rams' Week 10 victory over the Saints, kicker Joshua Karty missed an extra point and a 39-yard field goal attempt. After the game, McVay said the Rams' special teams issues "can't continue like this." Los Angeles replaced long-snapper Alex Ward with Jake McQuaide and Karty with Mevis, who had not missed a kick until Thursday night in Seattle. Blackburn, 42, was in his third season as the Rams' special teams coordinator. A former linebacker for the Giants and Panthers, he also has worked as an assistant with Carolina and Tennessee.

Same. Done with this.

It's price of tea.

I genuinely believe you think what you said are "facts" despite a complete lack of understanding of what that word means. Please keep up the entertainment. This is absolutely hilarious.

You gotta be kidding me.

The consistently somber tone tells me season.

I want to start beating the dogshit out of these teams. Be dominant. We are capable of doing so.