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Old 11-28-2005, 01:46 PM   #22
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Re: (Merged Thread) Overreacting to a loss

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In responce to that, we have lost the the Raiders (3-6) at home. To a first year starter(simms) who put up huge numbers. Denver I'll give you. Chiefs were at a losing record when we lost, with one of the worst defenses in the league, as the Giants were when we played them and got shut out. Good teams win these games. we barely beat the Bears, lucky against seattle because there kicker missed a makeable FG, and the Cowboys game was a miracle. I acknowledge that good teams have luck, but good teams also beat up on teams they should beat and dont blow games at the end.

In response to your response, "Good teams win these games". Your right, we are not a good team...........yet. It's a journey. It's on track. The teams we "barely" beat are the same type of loss's we have had.....squeakers. Were they lucky to have beat us?
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