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NO...not SF>SD, I am talking about SD>Denver.
Of course nobody is happy about what we saw last night, but, knowing this team, they wont be throwing in the towel and will certainly play better football, on both sides of the ball.
Fast forward to next Monday night, let's just say the Patriots solve a few problems. Like rediscovering a pass rush, which improves the overall D/back play and they stay in the game long enough so that Cassel can show that he is learning on the go, while leading the team to a victory over the Broncos.
Couple a win at home, VS, Denver with SD beating Buffalo and suddenly we will be 4-2, tied for first and right in the thick of things.
What will the haters say then or will they jump right back on the bandwagon, as a typical little fair weather fan does?
Of course nobody is happy about what we saw last night, but, knowing this team, they wont be throwing in the towel and will certainly play better football, on both sides of the ball.
Fast forward to next Monday night, let's just say the Patriots solve a few problems. Like rediscovering a pass rush, which improves the overall D/back play and they stay in the game long enough so that Cassel can show that he is learning on the go, while leading the team to a victory over the Broncos.
Couple a win at home, VS, Denver with SD beating Buffalo and suddenly we will be 4-2, tied for first and right in the thick of things.
What will the haters say then or will they jump right back on the bandwagon, as a typical little fair weather fan does?