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Great throw, great catch. Proud of Ian on that one.

Oh, look who decided to join us today!

Ok, I've defended Burns, but he's starting to irk me. That's the second week in a row ive seen him do a half spin, get caught, then just stop on the play with his back to the ball when the OL didn't bite. He just quits.

Yall can say what yall want, Luvu is a fuging baller.

ZERO PRESSURE.

3 fuging hits before he can even get to the LOS. It's so predictable.

That was also an uncalled illegal contact against Shi.

Wtf Baker??? Whoever that was over the top of Thimas appeared to be wide open... or at least a better throw.

Progress!

But if we choose to rely on them, they're inevitably gonna burst like a decrepit dam by the 4th. It's the Phil Snow way.

That could've been horrible. Great patience by CMC.

Again, horrible coaching and ganeday management. How have you not considered what you were gonna do before you got to 4th down? You dont have the charts resdy? So you're indecisive and finally call a play, get to the line late, then have to burn a timeout to make sure everything is right with 5 seconds left in the first. And if it follows the usual Rhule pattern, we don't get the first. This guy is such a fuging idiot.

This is so embarrassing man. Look how easy the Giants got their receivers open with doubles and stacks and such... and then look at us.

They might, but they're far better coached and they care. So, we'll still lose.

Fans and media: CMC didn't get enough touches! Rhule: *Proceeds to run CMC like Earl Campbell.

Lol Chubba still out there.

Not when he produces results. If you're winning and players see your methods lead to winning, they will follow. If you want to see the opposite, check out Matt Rhule.

Yup. But he's not a Rhule guy.

And still, if Burns wouldn't have gotten help, Jones would've gotten away.

Good poo, Frankie. At least someone cares.

We fuging suck. Like really.

They honestly could've had a td to toney on that.

That was not a catch. Edit: nevermind, yes it was.

Close But No Cigar: The Brian Burns Story