Sir Purr

Please STFU about draft spots. NO ONE on the team cares about draft spots. Just whiny fans.

Dude. Whoever took the picture appears to have done so from where they were standing, there is a podium and a person blocking Cam. Nothing sinister here as much as you may want to believe it. LOL

LOL Damn there it is!

I’m disappointed someone hasn’t complained about Gilmore not taking that to the house. Come on Huddle, don’t let me down.

Seriously dude. Stop while you’re behind. You sound foolish.

Dude take your L and move on. You sound like a clown. You can not put that on Sam. LOL.

Did you guys seem Sam let Mac Jones trip up Burns?

Yeah. That was totally Sam’s fault that the defender made a good play.

You guys are such a positive bunch.

If a frog had wings.....

It’s because of the huddle and posts like this.

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He’s not missing. I just ran into him at my building.

I'm hoping we can hurt the draft position some more on Sunday.

That was a hospital handoff! He’s trying to kill Chuba!!!!!!!

You guys heard Smitty say hospital ball and just picked up on a new saying. Been waiting all week for a reason to post it. Lol

Bitches gonna bitch.

Lol

Lol.

You guys are a joke. Nothing wrong with that throw. Just a good play by the defender. hOsPiTaL bAlL. Lol. I swear a lot of you guys watch the game just to see what you can bitch about.

I really think people lie in bed at night thinking of things to bitch about when they get on the huddle in the morning.

Yeah, I got mixed up on the per reception vs per game. Anyways, I think we can all agree we have much larger problems than Terrace Marshall.

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