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46 minutes ago, scine09 said:

The Titans that day though were playing as conservatively as you can play.  I don't think that score being close was because of the Browns playing well.  It was the Titans playing not to lose all game and being flat after a big Monday night win.

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4 hours ago, scine09 said:

The Titans that day though were playing as conservatively as you can play.  I don't think that score being close was because of the Browns playing well.  It was the Titans playing not to lose all game and being flat after a big Monday night win.

Probably right, but I still think they will be better this year so whatever, I'll concede your point.

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16 hours ago, NashvilleNinja said:

He's razor thin close to being a bust for them, but he'll have a last shot at making a go of it. I don't think he'll be back with the Bears in 2019 either way though. Like you said they've invested too much into other guys at this point.

 

Maybe JRob could trade them a ham sandwich for him like he did with the Eagles and Murray. He could be worth a flier.

Kevin White is almost guaranteed to step on the field and by at least week 3, have one more bones completely shatter on him during what appears to be the most benign play possible.

 

I mean some players suffer devastating injuries that you won't rewatch because it makes you wanna throw up. White is one of those players whose knee explodes running a simple slant.

 

He's just one of those type of players. 

 

The Bears got Anthony Miller in the 2nd round, a mid sized receiver who can just do it all. That's the #2 receiver to really keep an eye on in Chicago. 

 

 

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25 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

Bottom line is the Pats should have traded Brady and kept Jimmy G 

No doubt. Kraft is a fool. He had the chance to continue a dynasty while changing QBs in the age of free agency. 

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