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Jake is still the man....

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goodlay Newbie

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I think it's something the coaching staff will take a long, hard look at. Do I want him back? Yeah, and I'll always stand by the guy, even after I wanted to kill the guy after his 6 turnovers last night. But blaming one person for a loss is quite ridiculous, as it was really an all-around failure by the organization. Without the turnovers would we have won? Possibly, but it isn't exactly Jake's fault that the team abandoned the run and played a soft zone against Fitz.

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:rolleyes:

I'm not a Jake fan but seriously. He had a bad game. Worst time to have one but still. Look at Eli today. He had a horrible game (not as bad as jake) but still a bad game. If he comes back next year playing really good what are you going to say?

Our WHOLE team is one dimensional and that needs to be fixed by out COACHES.

Not just a bad game, it was his 7th.

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:rolleyes:

I'm not a Jake fan but seriously. He had a bad game. Worst time to have one but still. Look at Eli today. He had a horrible game (not as bad as jake) but still a bad game. If he comes back next year playing really good what are you going to say?

Our WHOLE team is one dimensional and that needs to be fixed by out COACHES.

Delhomme had a bad year. He did everything in his power to lose to the lowly Raiders. People bring up the last quarter heroics the first two weeks against San Diego and Chicago, but most fail or refuse to point out that it was the fact that Delhomme was awful the first 3 quarters of both those games that necessitated a 4th quarter come-back in the first place. He has always been average to mediocre, save for the fluke start to last year. He is what he is, he wont improve, he can only go down.

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Half the time he's the reason we need a comeback in the first place. Yay?

yep...

and how many times has smitty made a miraculous double coverage catch to put us into FG position to win the game?

Everyone gives all the credit to Jake for his comebacks, but without Smitty's heroics.......

See Green Bay, at New Orleans, Arizona (Game one)

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