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I couldn't watch yesterday. Did they win because of Sam, in spite of Sam, or a little bit of both at various times?

There weren't any Jay-Z references and no one looked like a hobo. All credibility is gone.

Depending on a few factors, a break can sometimes be better than some other soft-tissue injury. Hope that's the case here.

Deja Vu all over again.

And no taunting call against Seattle. Man, the Rams are getting shafted.

What a godawful call against Ramsey, and then Metcalf not flagged.

Dude's got some moves.

That is not at all what he's saying. It's simply that you do the things you love and that bring you joy, control the things and risks within that that you can actually control, and don't let fear of what you can't control steal that joy. What you're describing is reckless nihilism, and that ain't it at all.

OLB/SS/DE/TE all through HS and had some D2 and D3 interest, but had too many academic scholarships in the sciences for it to be worth riding the pine in hopes of playing in a couple of years. Called it a career and focused on school and other non-sports things in college.

Know who owns Mike Evans? Bradberry. Sure could've used a proven vet these past seasons instead of throwing money down various positional toilets.

Why kick onside there? Field position was my issue with that choice and it's biting them here.

Had to make it as close to a miss as possible, truly the Panther way.

Why the hell was Gross-Matos lined up over the guard?!?

Holding?

There's the OSU mistake/couple of mistakes that saved Georgia at the end. Shouldn't have even been this close.

And there it is.

Georgia is sunk, barring a huge OSU mistake. They needed to run the ball at least once down there before scoring.

Defense is apparently optional in these latest bowl games, NBA style.

Not only did the team not run them, but they never defended them either. It's like the franchise as a whole refused to acknowledge the play type existed at all. Things have improved.

And he went and gave Rhule that ludicrous contract. Just silly.

Rhule was nothing but hype, and even NFL teams get caught up in it sometimes; this cycle was all about finding the next Kingsbury or McVay and questionable guys like Rhule got a boost. Dude had a poor track record against quality college competition and had never stayed anywhere long enough to really show that he had what it took for a long haul. Regarding Tepper, he absolutely though he outsmarted the league. Remember how visible he was in 2020 and all the talk about things like the sport science program that all evaporated when they realize the NFL had already been doing that stuff for years? Dude vanished in 2021 when it became clear he'd been snookered.

The media hype was just dumb given his weak track record, and there's a reason other teams like the Jets were connected with reports that they were concerned he would bring in all of his college buddies. Lo and behold, that's exactly what happened and, lo and behold, Rhule was awful. The train wreck was very easy to see coming.

New owner is not an excuse, as Rhule was such an obvious bad gamble and the contract was absurd. Tepper was the emperor with no clothes and though he was smarter than the rest of the NFL.