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They hit the portal pretty hard for OL guys iirc... so it's not for lack of identifying the need or trying to address it.
I'm not making excuses for Tshabola. I'm just saying that he probably has been the best option, or, the least bad option.
it's been soaking for a couple weeks...
and his move just ripped off the scab from his performances as DC.
i mean it's the biggest mel gibson moment since mel gibson.
fuck you kerry... seek help. may the lord have mercy on your soul.
next time maybe start a gofundme to help with your drug and gambling habits rather than stealing your dad's condoms to screw your own mother.
unbelievable. old age and dementia suck.
i agree that sayin looked uncomfortable. at some point it was clear that Day told him to get the f*ck out of the pocket if it's collapsing. he did better throwing on the run but that takes away a lot of options that he's had all year.
imagine sayin was double-pumping because he got paranoid...
embarrassing only to the extent that all we've heard for the last 8 months is how much of a savant sayin is at reading the field and reacting instantly and the whole iron sharpens iron trope.
not taking anything away from IU... they were very good.
i'm not an x's and o's guy, but what i saw...
i think the choice was what was at stake last night and if we wanted to burn that matchstick to get it, as opposed to letting the guys play through it and try to straight-up execute with one hand tied behind their backs... i mean why only start using the tight ends on the short dumps suddenly in...
100%... i was surprised he even agreed to play. i saw no sense in it, given his "going about things with a businesslike attitude" narrative.
it was at least embarrassing, in the sense that there was no need for it happen.