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As you should, and we should never stop complaining.

Personally I'm kind of excited to go into a game with no expectations. Nothing but upside and even if we get our asses kicked as expected, could provide some beneficial growing pains for this team. Also, F you for reminding me of that 2015 call/no call against Leidner.

Too bad, he had a nice looking offer list. Oh well on to the next one.

The Denny Green rant you are referring to was when he was in Arizona.

The most absurd part of the original post is thinking Wisconsin will win 5 games.

Based on age I’d take Bobby Witt over either. But in terms of discussing this year, Judge dominates Raleigh in every offensive stat besides HR. His WAR is 2 wins higher than Raleigh.

As much as I hate to say it, Judge is the more deserving MVP.

I would agree with you if your alternative was something better than Carson Wentz.

Ok but you and the other poster suggested that betting on unders is a safe bet, not that the totals that the oddsmakers are setting are lower.

Overs are nearly dead even with unders thus far in the season.

Play JJ. Either he proves me wrong and is the QB of the future, or we can move on quicker if he confirms that he is not an NFL QB.

I always get a kick out of the people (who are also emotionally invested in the game) who are certain that the oddsmakers don’t know what they’re doing, and are just giving out free money.

Mods please ban this user.

Mpoyi of the month.

They may want to check the spelling on that graphic.

Many of the same people who loved Ponder also loved Teddy Bridgewater and now love JJM.

I am also thinking this is a rare Saturday/Sunday where I may get outside and not think much about football.

Not ideal for the long term, but probably improves our odds much better here in week 3.

Maybe, maybe not, but the reality is you can only hide a shitty QB for so long. Darnold spent most of his career being terrible, and JJM hasn't proven anything besides that he can hand the ball off in college to NFL RBs playing behind an NFL O-Line.

Not sure it would have mattered but people aren't talking enough about what a god awful decision that was. Punting in that situation in the 2nd quarter is a bad call, doing it with less than 10 minutes left is a borderline fireable offense.