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Glitchny said:
This is what happens when you talk shit all week as a coach, a receiver, and a cornerback when playing against the Pats. Didn't people learn from the superbowl years? You don't give the pats ammo to rally around. They will ram it down your throat.
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more like same thing as what happened in the colts game last year, you've got 2-3 starting DBs out and the other team runs 4-5 routes on you every play.
 
Arkaign said:
This game is suck as far as being entertainment for those of us who have no attachment to either team. Blowout = zero suspense.

The Pats should bench their starters right now, hell should have done it a little while back.
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Yea they probably should, but they hate each other too much.
 
lupi said:
more like same thing as what happened in the colts game last year, you've got 2-3 starting DBs out and the other team runs 4-5 routes on you every play.
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Right it's all the injuries 🙄 Leonard isn't the Jets entire defense and the Pats have had injuries all year and start rookies in the secondary.
 
Sad thing, the Pats haven't really put any pressure on Sanchez. He's just fucking up all by himself. His receivers aren't helping either.
 
what was the penalty? mike tirico shut up i want to know what happened


oh 12 men on the field ahhah jets



i hope they go for 50
 
someone having an even worse night

It was a move that was a long time coming for team owner Patrick Bowlen, but he's going to pay for the impetuous decision to hire McDaniels before the 2009 season. Whenever the Broncos hire their next head coach, they'll be paying three guys -- former head coach Mike Shanahan, McDaniels and whoever replaces McDaniels -- to coach the team in 2011 ... and they'll owe money to McDaniels and replacement in 2012 as well. When Bowlen fired Shanahan after the 2008 season, he still owed him $21 million on the three years remaining in Shanahan's contract, and McDaniels is owed nearly $7 million on his remaining two years.

 
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