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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Interesting that nobody is here bashing at Curran for his comments, given how quickly most negative media articles are slammed on this site.
Interesting that nobody is here bashing at Curran for his comments, given how quickly most negative media articles are slammed on this site.
I'm not able to open the link. Out of curiosity, what does it say ?
Sorry, fellas, but it's going to be pretty ugly. The loyalists in their No. 54 jerseys are going to have to be dragged by the feet, round bellies bouncing off the ground, fingernails bloodied from grabbing at the dirt. They know they are about to be birthed back into the world of NFL fandom where "on any given Sunday" once again applies.
And, aside from the fact that Elin Nordegren is a helluva lot scarier than the Patriots pass rush and the secondary couldn't cover a $2 breakfast, the more cosmic answer is probably the more accurate one: Why shouldn't it be happening?
And get this . . . the Patriots don't even SUCK right now. Although they may be well on their way to doing so,
Interesting that nobody is here bashing at Curran for his comments, given how quickly most negative media articles are slammed on this site.
Here are a few lines that I was referring to:
Not sure why he sayd what goes up must come down, this isnt physics, its football. The 49ers were up for 14 years or so with 5 Championships sprinkled in, but they didnt manage the cap and that did them in, we have a better manager of the cap here. I can see us going down for a couple years and then reloading depending on what drafts pan out and what free agents we pick up. As long as the Krafts and BB are here I can say we'll be compettive with flashes of Championship caliber teams.
Interesting that nobody is here bashing at Curran for his comments, given how quickly most negative media articles are slammed on this site.