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This will get better when we have a completely healthy O-line and a dynamic WR with good speed (possibly someone like a D.J. Moore).

Watt may have re-aggravated the injury, but Cam's arm was never right after trying to make a tackle off of his own interception (that Kelvin Benjamin basically caused by giving up on a play) more than a year+ prior against the Chargers.

The Packers are like my third favorite team. I don't know about Bears fans being insufferable. I used to be one when I lived in the Chicago metro area back in the day as a child. I don't see them as much different than any other fan base. Midwestern fans aren't generally A-holes from what I remember. Bears fans aren't Cowboys fans. The Bears last championship has been a very long while ago. It's the last time I actually bet money on a football game. My buddy walked to the ATM on campus during halftime and came back with my $20. Boy the destruction of the Pats began from pretty much the onset of the game. Since then, they've suffered like we have (just ~10 years longer).

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As you can see, I pulled through. On to the championship! We'll see what happens next week, but I have a few handcuffs. Brian I'll have to look at the waiver wire for a QB possibly, but I have Jaxson Dart who I may play (don't think he'll crap the bed two weeks in a row). Love and Rice in the concussion protocol is not ideal, but I'ma try to make it work.

It's looking bleak for my fantasy quarterfinal too. Jordan Love...Josh Jacobs... Christian Watson...it was just all rotten eggs the other night... My only chance is if CMC and Jennings go off tonight.

FTW!

Solid player so far, if inconsistent, but he is a rookie. I would still consider an elite pass rusher in the draft with the first pick.

Yeah, but Ace-hole is trying to call people out for "hating," and actually rooting for Bryce to fail. Huddlers, unless they're just stupid, aren't actually rooting for Bryce, XL, Evero or anyone to actually fail, they're actually rooting for the opposite. That's what Joe is saying. You can criticize players, even to the point of wanting them "upgraded," without wishing that they fail. Love and hate, criticism and praise, are not necessarily a static propositions either. At the end of the day, Bryce has been clutch this season at times. He's played like sh¡t at times as well. I try to live in reality. I don't think Bryce is going anywhere based upon perceived improvement. If you gave me a button to eject him, I'd probably push it with little hesitation, as I don't believe that our offense should be limited by his physical inadequacies, but I'm not the one in charge. Knowing human nature and the FO, I can easily see them giving Bryce (Evero and even Legette) another season. With that being highly probable, I think we should target a young free agent with some upside that has shown incremental improvement (e.g., Trey Lance or Malik Willis), and I'd also target Drew Allar as a day three priority. This way, we can still push Bryce and have some back-up plans.

We didn't today. It's called "situational play calling." Canales seems a bit challenged at that.

To try and pretend that aggressively going FTW as opposed to running into the pile a couple of times and going for a long FG is a Madden type decision (pun intended) is ludicrous. Any coach worth his salt tries to extend the drive.

Is that supposed to be a newsflash, considering his snap count. He's already proven his metal here, so to act like he hasn't is simply silly. Simply just silly.

It's all good. Unless Rico is reasonable, he's going to be somewhere else after we win the Super Bowl anyway.

He almost lost us the damned game. At the very least, he put the game in a perilous situation when it didn't have to be. Instead of taking the game by the throat, he puts it back in the hands of Baker and the Bucs.

He took the pedal off the gas at exactly the wrong time during the drive. Why in the holy fvck would you call to weak-ass runs and not give an earnest attempt to move chains for first downs? I mean, you saw it didn't work one time, and then you call another one. That's just weak. The season is on the line, well-above the two minute warning, and he's calling plays like we're playing for a game-winning field goal. Weakness eptiomized! It's not fitting of a first-class head coach in the NFL.

I tried to tell all of you guys. Now do you believe me?

Two stupid run calls by Canales!

Two fuging useless runs

What the fug are all these short kicks about? It seems like we would've learned by now...

Another bullshit call

Somebody tell me: Why is that big of piece of the field open in the red zone?

I'm not trying to be overly critical, but he locked on 4, and didn't go through his progressions. That pass to the sidelines was going nowhere.

Good grief, people, what are y'all going on about? I don't care about how you can it up---inconsistent flashes of oases of survivability and hopefulness within a desert of death by a thousand cuts and constant agitated emotions, Bryce just isn't what we want in the final estimation. And, If anyone does want him, hats off to you (because it fell off from a confluence of me shaking my head and laughing hysterically).

It was halfway believable until that last sentence.