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One Last Push - Beat the Patriots.

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Has this season been the play-off appearance we were all hoping for? Not at all, and we can dissect that when the season is done - everything from the GM and HC to the QB. We’re all disappointed, angry, and those emotions are likely to stick around for a while, but we have one last push in us.

Whether you think Tua isn’t an NFL QB, Bryan Flores uses strawberry shampoo on his bald head, or Stephen Ross is a lizard named Marv, let’s unite for one game and beat the Patriots to end the season on a good note.

Fins Up.
 
Phin-o-rama said:
Tons of teams didn't get to care as long as we did this year. Enjoy it for what it was.
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When you compare this and last season to most of our seasons for the last 20 years, I'd say we've made decent progress and they've been a solid foundation to build on. Now, if we fail to do that, it's another matter. But we have talent
 
Shouldn't have started 1-7. Shouldn't have lost to the Jags or Falcons. Shouldn't have been swept by Buffalo. Should have actually shown up today. Sure beating the Patriots would be nice but I am tired of this team being irrelevant come playoff time. Flores and Grier you have one more off-season to get things fixed if not then it is time for you to go. A meaningful playoff run should be the minimum expectation next season. Anything short of that should mean a full house cleaning of the front office and coaching staff.
 
joenhre said:
Shouldn't have started 1-7. Shouldn't have lost to the Jags or Falcons. Should have actually shown up today. Sure beating the Patriots would be nice but I am tired of this team being irrelevant come playoff time. Flores and Grier you have one more off-season to get things fixed if not then it is time for you to go. A meaningful playoff run should be the minimum expectation next season. Anything short of that should mean a full house cleaning of the front office and coaching staff.
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Agreed. And it's pretty much along the lines of what I said in the in-game thread - Today is frustrating, don't get me wrong, but it's not what has cost us a play-off appearance.
 
joenhre said:
Shouldn't have started 1-7. Shouldn't have lost to the Jags or Falcons. Shouldn't have been swept by Buffalo. Should have actually shown up today. Sure beating the Patriots would be nice but I am tired of this team being irrelevant come playoff time. Flores and Grier you have one more off-season to get things fixed if not then it is time for you to go. A meaningful playoff run should be the minimum expectation next season. Anything short of that should mean a full house cleaning of the front office and coaching staff.
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Why wait until next year? We have a history and know what both Grier and Flores are capable of. Year after year of blowing the first half of the season is now a pattern and they haven't fixed it. Why would we believe that next year will be any different?
 
LDNFin said:
Has this season been the play-off appearance we were all hoping for? Not at all, and we can dissect that when the season is done - everything from the GM and HC to the QB. We’re all disappointed, angry, and those emotions are likely to stick around for a while, but we have one last push in us.

Whether you think Tua isn’t an NFL QB, Bryan Flores uses strawberry shampoo on his bald head, or Stephen Ross is a lizard named Marv, let’s unite for one game and beat the Patriots to end the season on a good note.

Fins Up.
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Yea sure why not. Maybe Ross can give Flores an extension after the game like he did with filbin after beating Minnesota in a meaningless win
 
Phin-o-rama said:
Tons of teams didn't get to care as long as we did this year. Enjoy it for what it was.
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There's only been like two seasons of the last dozen or so where we haven't been wild card front runners late in the year. All that tends to do is extend the tenure of coaching staffs whose blindness in certain parts of the game are almost certain to keep them from ever getting over the hump to even get into the playoffs, much less Super Bowl.
 
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