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i dont believe we have had a decent first quarter yet. notoriously slow starts. this could really hurt next week. also i question the health of some players after this week but i dont think that will be an issue unless people get hurt next week. i know fitz is in the same boat too, although his injury was MUCH worse than any i saw in our game today
ill also add that the extra dimension that we got a preview to this week of garner and robinson has some scary implications. especially because i expect robinson to pass next week out of the RB position. that could be really dangerous at making our defense sell out and then get burned. i think that is my biggest worry

He won't be back here for awhile.

Aw man, I wanted to talk to him...

Party pooper. Did you watch the game today? Be honest, who were you rooting for?

, so true. I am rooting for someone no matter what. May not be invested emotionally, but I am rooting for someone.

Ditto. My wife is always amazed that I can find reasons to root for one team over another, no matter who it is.

This will be an interesting game. I could see either team winning.

It's a different dynamic when you actually know a bunch of players on each team. Makes it much easier to really not care who wins.

desmond howard & kirk herbstreit

I would assume you would root hard for each team when they are not playing each other. More wins can translate into more player, more interviews, ,more people signing up, more money for the sites....

Poor tackling and no blitzing if we give up a lot of points. Poor play calling and Brax not being able to go thru his progression if the O struggles.

We have heard these same complaints/excuses all year while winning. I doubt it changes win or lose.

I really don't. There are players I'm close with that play for Michigan, Iowa, Michigan State, Penn State, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, Purdue, and so on. I'm always wishing the best for all of them.

It can actually go the other way, too. Sometimes it's better for business when things aren't going as well, as people are more passionate and more likely to discuss/debate. So from a business standpoint, I don't think there's really one preferable outcome.