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Old 08-31-2022, 10:37 AM  
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Wally's First Game As Chiefs Head Coach
Just watched it.

You remember this one:

AS11's debut as QB1. Played the Jaguars at their (almost empty) stadium in high heat. Jamaal Charles got a couple of TUGs then left the game early with an upper-body injury.

What stood out was the defense, though. I mean, damn ...

Poe, DeVito, Houston, Hali, DJ, Flowers, Berry, Lewis, etc.

That was 2013 and both Houston and Hali had 11 sacks that year. 11 each. DJ was credited with 4.5 sacks and 2 picks while the d-backs also had 4.5 sacks and 7 or 8 picks over the course of the season.

My takeaway? I miss defense ... and Jamaal Charles.

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Old 08-31-2022, 10:39 AM   #2
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Just watched it.

You remember this one:

AS11's debut as QB1. Played the Jaguars at their (almost empty) stadium in high heat. Jamaal Charles got a couple of TUGs then left the game early with an upper-body injury.

What stood out was the defense, though. I mean, damn ...

Poe, DeVito, Houston, Hali, DJ, Flowers, Berry, Lewis, etc.

That was 2013 and both Houston and Hali had 11 sacks that year. 11 each. DJ was credited with 4.5 sacks and 2 picks while the d-backs also had 4.5 sacks and 7 or 8 picks over the course of the season.

My takeaway? I miss defense ... and Jamaal Charles.

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I understand.

I cannot wax nostalgic with FAX, for 2 reasons :

1. Too many painful memories to unpack there

And

2. We now have Mahomes.
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Old 08-31-2022, 10:41 AM   #3
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I remember watching Alex throw a normal pass and thinking "wow, that is way better than what we've watched the last 5 years" and I was right.
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Just watched it.

You remember this one:

AS11's debut as QB1. Played the Jaguars at their (almost empty) stadium in high heat. Jamaal Charles got a couple of TUGs then left the game early with an upper-body injury.

What stood out was the defense, though. I mean, damn ...

Poe, DeVito, Houston, Hali, DJ, Flowers, Berry, Lewis, etc.

That was 2013 and both Houston and Hali had 11 sacks that year. 11 each. DJ was credited with 4.5 sacks and 2 picks while the d-backs also had 4.5 sacks and 7 or 8 picks over the course of the season.

My takeaway? I miss defense ... and Jamaal Charles.

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I was a little nervous when they blocked that punt and it was 2-0. Felt like the same 2012 team there for about 5 mins
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I remember every season based off how it ended.

I'd rather not remember 2013 for that reason.
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I remember every season based off how it ended.

I'd rather not remember 2013 for that reason.
I can still see that fumble bouncing softly and perfectly right back to Andrew Luck......

(apologies, lol)
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I went to that game. The Jaguars led the game 2-0 after a punt was blocked, and were shut out the rest of the way. Junior Hemingway caught a TD.
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I remember watching Alex throw a normal pass and thinking "wow, that is way better than what we've watched the last 5 years" and I was right.
It was good and bad. 2013 was not a great year unfortunately. It was a terrible emotional ride.

Start off 9-0. Everything’s great. Then finish the season on a 2-5 decline and lose the division title.

Then the worst game of my ****ing fandom happens in Indianapolis. My God

Thank God those days are over
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