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View Poll Results: Pick the three biggest culprits. And please, only three.
The quarterbacks 13 37.14%
The running backs 3 8.57%
The receivers/tight ends 1 2.86%
The offensive line 11 31.43%
The kicker/punter 0 0%
The returners 3 8.57%
The kick blocking/coverage 2 5.71%
The defensive backs 2 5.71%
The linebackers 7 20.00%
The defensive line 2 5.71%
The offensive coordinator 7 20.00%
The defensive coordinator 7 20.00%
The mentally deficient head coach 28 80.00%
The general mismanager 21 60.00%
The owner 14 40.00%
The fans at the game 2 5.71%
The fans watching on TV 3 8.57%
The terrorists 5 14.29%
It was nobody's fault. We played hard. Get over it. 1 2.86%
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Old 09-14-2008, 07:56 PM  
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I was on a plane during the game today. Did we win?
Maybe not, I'm seeing.

What the heck are you people doing? Who's not wearing their lucky jersey? Who's eating different food than they were in 2003? Someone is not doing something right.

I'm looking at the box score and I have no idea what happened. There's a person listed at quarterback who I've never heard of.

Who is most to blame for this tragedy?
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Old 09-14-2008, 07:58 PM   #2
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We took a PS WR and used him as an Option QB. Huard begged out of the game after one quarter. Thigpen made an ass of himself, as did the entire run defense.
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Old 09-14-2008, 08:00 PM   #3
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In all sincerity, Kevin, it was as embarassing a game as I can remember watching, and for your sake, I really hope you WERE on a plane for the duration of this turd game.
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Old 09-14-2008, 08:01 PM   #4
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Old 09-14-2008, 08:02 PM   #6
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Did your plane fly through the Bermuda Triangle? Because I have this funny feeling that something isn't right. I'm dead certain I was supposed to live in a Universe where the Chiefs were perennial favorites to win the Super Bowl.
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Old 09-14-2008, 08:04 PM   #7
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So did Huard get hurt or what? And what's the deal with the mystery quarterback? I don't understand.
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All of the above would be the most correct answer; however the head coach deserves a special place at the front of the short bus.
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So did Huard get hurt or what? And what's the deal with the mystery quarterback? I don't understand.
Huard got intercepted and lost his courage. Hasn't found it yet. Last I saw of him was meandering down a yellow brick road.
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So did Huard get hurt or what? And what's the deal with the mystery quarterback? I don't understand.
Huard threw an interception (bounced off Darling's pads - a Huard pass too hot to handle, if you will). He never came back. Looked perfectly fine on the sidelines. Late in the game it was announced he had "minor head trauma". You make the call, but I'm pretty sure it falls into the "or what" category.

The QB, whatever his name is came in at random times in the game. All the plays that he ran were some variation off the threat that he might run. Option runs, option passes. Think "Slash" revisited but with a guy that isn't that athletic and no experience running an NFL offense.
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So did Huard get hurt or what? And what's the deal with the mystery quarterback? I don't understand.
Most of us have never heard of this clown either. QB options abound but too bad Herm and his flunkies telegraphed they were going to be "imaginative" every time they brought in "Slash -1.0". It's sick, but I could feel, while Herm and his coaches were making complete asses out of their selves calling these plays, our entire coaching staff thought they were actually out smarting the NFL with their slickery.
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We looked worse than an expansion team. Carl and Herm need to be fired immediately. Gaileys playcalling looked exactly like Solari's. I believe he is Hermcuffed. We need new leadership badly.
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Maybe not, I'm seeing.

What the heck are you people doing? Who's not wearing their lucky jersey? Who's eating different food than they were in 2003? Someone is not doing something right.

I'm looking at the box score and I have no idea what happened. There's a person listed at quarterback who I've never heard of.

Who is most to blame for this tragedy?
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I must confess, I'm rather staggered by this turn of events. I've known that Herm is a horrible head coach since the Indianapolis game last year, but I've never heard of a coach who is working on his fourth quarterback by the second game. It appears that Herm Edwards is not just charting new territories of incompetence, he has sailed his ships to discover an entire new continent of incompetence.
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