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Old 07-05-2012, 09:25 PM   #2293
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Yeah....I !@#$ing lost this game, IIRC.

I have no idea how my offense is as inept as it is. Well actually I think I do, about 1/3 of my pass attempts are (pressured), so that has something to do with it. Worse still, I've had to all but abandon MJD as a threat because for every 8 yard run he breaks, he has 2 carries where he loses yards.

My defense is far better than I thought it would be, but my offense - with Aaron Rodgers, Percy Harvin (stud) and Dez Bryant (worthless) has been crap.
Yeah, we managed to come back, which I find funny.

I'm babysitting six teams right now, and all of them but Duluth were abandoned and missed draft picks. Duluth was right on time with every pick. And guess what? Duluth has the worst record of the six teams and is the only one below .500. We seem to get gashed against the run, and Rivers is averaging two INTs per game. I'm half-tempted to bench him and try out Ryan Fitzpatrick.

One of my more intriguing teams doesn't have an overwhelming roster, but they somehow ended up with both MJD and Adrian Peterson. I'm lining MJD up at fullback and they're running over people.
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