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Bryce is still the future

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11 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Hes the future of a 5 guys franchise 

That's actually a good franchise to invest in. They are overpriced as hell these days yet still being the customers in. Damn good cheeseburger for sure but their prices have gotten higher than giraffe vagina currently 

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He looked somewhat improved a little today but my God, the bar was so low for him after all the turds he has laid on the field that even looking minimally better makes him look hall of fame. I honestly don't think he could have looked much worse in his career leading up to this game so any ever so slight improvement will make him look better. Unfortunately he still does not look NFL starter worthy but now I'm curious to see what he looks like a couple more games just for fun so he should play against the shirt Giants and then play some in the gauntlet we have coming up of decent teams also. I don't suspect he ever looks like a star but maybe we will see minimal improvement which could make his trade value go up in the off-season 

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3 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

The funniest pass yesterday was that one 20 yard blimp he just heaved to no one in particular that someone came down with 

the announcers were like “he trusting his receivers!”

the wounded duck that got the PI was some lucky ass poo

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14 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

the wounded duck that got the PI was some lucky ass poo

I give him a lil props for finally giving his receivers a chance in those situations but man... we all know you can't get away with that week to week. 

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Just now, CPF4LIFE said:

I give him a lil props for finally giving his receivers a chance in those situations but man... we all know you can't get away with that week to week. 

Wilson has been for about a decade now. 

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1 minute ago, CPF4LIFE said:

I give him a lil props for finally giving his receivers a chance in those situations but man... we all know you can't get away with that week to week. 

Russell Wilson made a living off that stuff.

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