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How are you feeling after the first preseason game?


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How are you feeling after the first preseason game?  

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  1. 1. How are you feeling after the first preseason game?

    • Concerned, but not worried.
    • Worried, but not concerned.
    • Concerned and worried.
    • Neither concerned nor worried.


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Well, worse.  Much worse.  Fix the o line fast, or we're heading for another top 3 pick. 

But let's see how fast people start blaming Reich, and not just the fact this franchise has proven time and time again it can't hire worth a damn.  We've never had back to back winning seasons for nothing.  It's an organizational problem. And fug Tepper.

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Can’t walk away feeling good.

pretty crazy how all it took was one half of it pre-season football for fans to go from, we’ve finally fixed the o line to a 4 alarm fire.

Felt like more of the same overall and i don’t recall a single positive thing that happened on the offense that made me feel different than years past.

but I’m hopeful we will get better, but I still think we’re a 6 win team.

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I know the preseason ritual. Laugh at those who panic, it’s cool to not give a fug because it doesn’t count. We’re the only team that didn’t score a single point so far this preseason. Anyone who thinks everything will magically be fine in three weeks or so is delusional. Yes some starters were missing on defense but that 3-4 needs work. And for the offensive line, forget scheme and game planning, those dudes had no heart out there. Moton looked like dogshit during his reps.  I’m not panicking but I also know we’re no where close to ready.  

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42 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Learning curve season.  Fix defense next off season then make run in 2024. 

 

I think it's nuts to expect playoffs this year

If we were in the AFC east I would agree but why is it nuts to think we can not win over the falcons, saints and bucs who all were below 500 last year and Brady retired 

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4 minutes ago, Chaos said:

I know the preseason ritual. Laugh at those who panic, it’s cool to not give a fug because it doesn’t count. We’re the only team that didn’t score a single point so far this preseason. Anyone who thinks everything will magically be fine in three weeks or so is delusional. Yes some starters were missing on defense but that 3-4 needs work. And for the offensive line, forget scheme and game planning, those dudes had no heart out there. Moton looked like dogshit during his reps.  I’m not panicking but I also know we’re no where close to ready.  

Hear hear.  
 

Silver lining. Maybe the arse kicking will finally put a stop to the media and social media hype and these mothf’ers can put their heads down and work. 

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