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You should self bant yourself if you didn't see the Jake cut coming. Shamwow


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I mean are we that blind to not have seen this coming? It was as obvious as Kristie Alley's thighs after a bender at Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles.

Love Jake like family but he was a crushed confidence avalanche that was taking women and children with him on the way down the mountain.

He has given us some great years and memories. But so did Taco Bell after many drug induced evenings. I grew up and moved over to some new menus.

If you didn't see this coming please go to youtube or NFL.com and just hang around some Jake videos. Grab some doritos and a yoohoo and pay attention to seeing a crash test dummy try and throw to the back shoulder in quadruple coverage and then after wiping the crumbs from your eyes come back and tell us all why he should have stayed.

Has watching the Amazing Race and American Idol or Tool Academy snapped our objectivity like a twig so bad that we were optimistic Jake could keep Matt Moore at bay??

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like any retarded concept such as the idea that we were better off keeping delhomme, someone on the carolinahuddle is guaranteed to try to rationalize it.

easy on the doritos and yoohoo, though. it's late and we wouldn't want a lot of people mixing too much nacho cheese and chocolate

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like any retarded concept such as the idea that we were better off keeping delhomme, someone on the carolinahuddle is guaranteed to try to rationalize it.

easy on the doritos and yoohoo, though. it's late and we wouldn't want a lot of people mixing too much nacho cheese and chocolate

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I will be interesting to hear why they cut him. it didn't save any money and we have to pay someone to take his place so it will actually cost more this way. They also could have waited to see how he played in camp to make the decision. I suspect that he was let go early so he had a chance to sign with another team and because there were still players loyal to him like Williams and they wanted to establish Moore as the unquestioned quarterback.

But it surely wasn't clear that he would be cut. Look how many folks were deathly frightened Fox would name him the starter this year.

This offseason may be the most interesting in years.

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