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| MarsBro's NFL Ranking: Week 13
As the top 10 clears up, literally everything else remains a shitshow that I desperately try to make sense of. Do I succeed? Uh... probably not, but by golly I'll give it a go. | | 32 |  | Corey Feldman
Angelic 2 The Core
Houston Texans (+/-0)
In a game that felt out of hand as soon as the ball was snapped, the Houston Texans again demonstrated how they are incapable of winning games or even giving the appearance of trying. The team is well on their way to a top pick and show no signs of stopping. Can y'all at least beat the Browns? | | 31 |  | Meghan Trainor
Thank You
Denver Broncos (-2)
Broncos Country, Pass the Cyanide. In a season that couldn't possibly get worse... it got worse. Russel Wilson is currently making a case for being the worst trade of all time, and it has reached a point where team drama is spilling out onto the field. Frustration is abound and Hackett has zero control over this squad, nor does he seem to inspire even a shred of confidence. This was a disaster from the start, and it's only managing to reach profound new lows, such as Wilson having less TDs than Carson Wentz--who hasn't played since week 6. Blow this up ASAP and cut whatever losses you can; this entire team is a mistake. | | 30 |  | Attila
About That Life
Los Angeles Rams (+/-0)
In the words of Joe Buck, "the team formerly known as the LA Rams" are a broken, injury-riddled husk of their championship selves who are slowly withering away before our very eyes. As has been said for several weeks now, this is the cost of the ring: the team went all-in, gambled everything at the table, and walked away with the jackpot. But everyone knows the popular axiom: the House always wins. And now it's time to collect. There might be a massive fire sale this off-season as the Rams try to cut their losses and stock back up on picks. | | 29 |  | Robin Thicke
Blurred Lines
Carolina Panthers (+2)
Sam Darnold fumbled on a run, recovered it without being touched, then did an honest-to-goodness barrel roll into the endzone, then looked at the camera as if to say "tah-dah!" It was a magical moment in this cruel, cold world of ours, and one that deserves to be immortalized. Everything else sucks, but at least the big question of "is Carolina better than Denver?" was answered. | | 28 |  | Thirty Seconds to Mars
America
Chicago Bears (-5)
Just how much was Justin Fields carrying this team? See for yourself: an absolute massacre at the hands of the Mike White-commanded Jets where the offense, which seemed to be one of the few things on-track for the Bears, completely buckled under pressure and couldn't start anything. Despite normally being known for their stout defenses, Chicago no longer has none to speaker of, and with their defensive heavyweights traded away, there are too many gaps in both talent and leadership. There is a lot, a LOT to work on, perhaps more than expected. Fields has undoubtedly proven he is the future; protect him and give him reliable weapons to play with. | | 27 |  | Twinspan
Anthems of Your Scene Phase
Indianapolis Colts (-5)
Jeff Saturday just put on an absolute clinic on how *not* to coach. Meanwhile, Matt Ryan demonstrated how horrifically washed he is. That isn't just a knock on arm strength; his legs, pocket presence, decision-making, and vision have all taken a drastic nosedive to the point where no change--team, coach, or otherwise--could salvage him. The defense managed to do OK against a Steelers squad still finding their footing, but Saturday cannot keep them off the field or properly manage a game clock. Those past games of "playing hard!" were a mirage; the Colts are still the Colts, and no salvation is coming for them. | | 26 |  | Nicki Minaj
Queen
New Orleans Saints (-2)
In a game that the 49ers really wanted to lose, the Saints wanted to lose more. Andy Dalton is a back-up, as much as I love the man, and the offense as a whole is either lacking weaponry or refuses to use it properly. If New Orleans nails their next head coaching search, there's enough here to be... serviceable, I suppose. But Jameis and Dalton are not the QB room you want going forward. Clean house, lads. | | 25 |  | Rings of Saturn
Rings of Saturn
Pittsburgh Steelers (+3)
Kenny Pickett shows a bit of improvement week by week, but the game was still too close for comfort when considering how terrible the Colts' offense is. Part of the issue is the general dearth of defensive talent beyond a choice few stars and some critical mistakes on special teams that kept Indy alive. A win is a win, with any progress by the squad's rookie QB being enough of a positive to take away from any given game. He just needs to develop in terms of reading defenses and he needs to create better chemistry with WRs, or at least give them throws that don't always require them to become contortionists to snag. Also, try running someone other than Harris for once; could be a good change of pace. | | 24 |  | Of Mice and Men
Cold World
Arizona Cardinals (-3)
Between Justin Herbert and the Kingsbury-led Cardinals, I know who I'd bet on to clutch out a game. If rumors are to be believed, Sean Payton has his eyes on either the Chargers or Arizona; I would be blowing up his phone nonstop and drafting up a buyout for Midsbury. There's still a lot of work to be done, but it starts and ends with the coaching staff, who are evidently out of their depth. | | 23 |  | Mt Eden
Mt Eden Album
Green Bay Packers (-3)
If Jordan Love magically turns out to be a good QB, there may be riots across the entire Midwest, with many calling to remove the state of Wisconsin from the U.S. Love may have to prove himself sooner rather than later, with Rodgers now adding broken ribs on top of his already debilitating hand injury. Not like the season is going anywhere anyways; throw Jordan to the wolves and see how he does. If he's good, you either have the QB of the future or someone the Colts will overpay for as their next starter. Win-win. | | 22 |  | MAGIC!
Don't Kill the Magic
Atlanta Falcons (-5)
What was once a potentially promising season has now morphed into a horrifying freefall. The Falcons have lost their footing, and Mariota at QB isn't assisting matters whatsoever--unless he's serving as Tank Commander Marcus, in which case it's full steam ahead for that juicy top 10 pick. Do have to wonder why else Smith insists on keeping Ridder on the bench. Also, uh, work on that run defense a bit fellas. | | 21 |  | King 810
Proem
Believeland Brownies (+4)
In which the Browns kick out their immature backup Brisset for the new, adult, mature QB that is DeRapist Watson. What a thrill. | | 20 |  | Humble Abode
Manic Mansion
Las Vegas Raiders (+7)
The Raiders got themselves into a shootout and miraculously came out of it victorious, showing some confidence and fighting spirit that had been absent from prior losses. Josh Jacobs decided to ascend from being that one underrated RB people talk about to an actual deity that no mortal LB has hopes of stopping. Sound hyperbolic? Not so; the man averaged 6.9 yards over 33 carries, totaled 229 yards on the ground (an additional 75 receiving!) and scored two TDs. This man is a free agent this off-season. You need to pay this man. | | 19 |  | Future
HNDRXX
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-3)
Todd Bowles is on the fast-track to being fired. His reasoning for not taking a timeout when it might have helped save the team's chances at victory were that he was afraid of an interception. Tom Brady has only thrown 2 picks in 470 attempts. These cannot be the thoughts of a sane man. Beyond that, the poor chemistry issues and poor playcalling dilemmas reared their ugly heads once more, revealing that Tampa hasn't *really* learned from their errors. They remain a tough team to gauge; the talent is there, mostly on offense, but they just... look so anemic sometimes. Even though they likely sneak into the playoffs out of the pathetic NFC South, I can't see them making any sort of noise in the postseason. | | 18 |  | Pile
Green and Gray
Jacksonville Jaguars (+8)
This is the Trevor Lawrence that was promised: a game-changing QB that can take over and will a team to victory if needed. In the fourth quarter, the (essentially) rookie commanded the Jags offense with precision, slicing through the Raven's defense with great passes and ultimately sealing the deal on a clutch two-point conversion. Considering how putrid the AFC South is, there's a real chance the Jags can ride this positive momentum into consecutive Ws. The abysmal Titans have a sizable lead on the division, but give it time, they're in the process of throwing it away. | | 17 |  | Crippled Black Phoenix
Banefyre
New York Giants (-3)
This slide back to reality was always coming for the Giants, but for it to come like this a a bit of a painful pill to swallow for fans; excluding the free W that is Houston, the team has basically lost three games in a row, and none of them were particularly close. The tape is out on how to stop New York, allowing opponents to constrict their already limited options and exploit their numerous flaws. Worse news: their losses were against contenders. If you can't show up and compete against those vying for a playoff spot, then the future can't be particularly bright for this season. For the OVERALL future, however, the Giants are still relatively ahead of schedule. | | 16 |  | The Republic of Wolves
shrine
Detroit Lions (+2)
QUALITY LOSS. That's right, it's back to college, folks. This team hung in there against one of the better teams in the NFL and really could have walked away with a win. Campbell needs to improve a LOT as a coach, as his botching of the two-minute drill was a massive hindrance on the team's winning efforts. However, that offense remains lethal, and the defense has finally grown to the point where they can make stops. A wild card spot isn't out of the question, although this is likely wishful thinking. Do you see the teams beneath them? How the hell do you sort it?!??!? | | 15 |  | The Red Chord
Fed Through the Teeth Machine
Seattle Seahawks (-3)
I gave the Seahawks the kiss of death; as soon as I pointed out how well they were playing, their powerful offense, the wonderful comeback of Geno Smith, the team promptly turned into a pumpkin and started dropping games at will. Despite their prior momentum, the Niners have now snuck in front of them for lead of the NFC West. It's definitely not out of reach, but the team needs to center themselves. Of particular concern is a young defense that seemed to have things figured out, only to drastically regress and get murdered via the air and ground by Lord Josh Jacobs. A "get right" game against the Rams next week to cure all that ails. | | 14 |  | Pianos Become the Teeth
Drift
Tennessee Titans (-5)
Todd Downing is terrible. The defense cannot stop a team if they have a winning record. Mike Vrabel is stubborn, arrogant, and allergic to change. Henry is a shell of himself. The offensive line is offensive. We cannot pass block. We cannot run block. Tannehill is hurt again, which means Malik Willis, who sucks. Todd Downing is *terrible*. This team is unable to compete when the lights are bright. This team crumbles against anyone that isn't a putrid bottom-feeder. Playcalling is atrocious. Todd Downing is TERRIBLE. Our best player is our punter. We cannot kick field goals. We are somehow leading this division. Can't wait to for Miami or whoever waits for us to use us like toilet paper. And we will be back next year, having changed nothing, and be perfectly mediocre again. Fuck. | | 13 |  | Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark
Architecture & Morality
Los Angeles Chargers (+6)
Justin Herbert. | | 12 |  | Slint
Spiderland
New England Patriots (+1)
Mac Jones is a good QB, in case anyone forgot. Once he was given the opportunity to cut loose and march the ball downfield, the young starter demonstrated why New England picked him as their successor; he is calm under pressure, has a reliable deep ball, and makes good decisions. The Vikes were able to walk away with the W, but the Pats might finally be finding their identity on both offense and defense, which could be a scary prospect for anyone else in the wild card hunt. So long as Patricia keeps trusting in Jones, the team can potentially make a little run. However, they need to do anything and everything in their power to avoid having to rely on Agholor--he just ain't it. | | 11 |  | Greg Puciato
Mirrorcell
New York Jets (+4)
Robert Saleh did what needed to be done and benched Wilson in an attempt to teach him a lesson. Considering Wilson spent the entire game moping and away from teammates, it doesn't seem like anything was learned, and the squad immediately rallying behind Mike White seems like a death knell for Zach's time in a Jets' uniform. White wasn't a jaw-dropping spectacle, but he did what was needed to win: hit targets reliably and let the talented WRs work in space. Let the playmakers play, basically. If Saleh sticks to his guns, the Jets could surge back into the wild card race. Ride the hot hand. | | 10 |  | Goldfinger
Hang-ups
Baltimore Ravens (-4)
The struggling Ravens finally met their match... against Jacksonville? Believe it or not, yes, although the team was not helped by a poor showing by Lamar and, most importantly, his receiving threats; the entire corps caught a case of the dropsies and did everything in their power to let their QB done, as well as a lil fumble or two. The team again exhibits a startling inability to play defense in the fourth quarter, this this latest loss being yet another blown lead in the closing minutes. There are some deep concerns in terms of the team's level of talent, reliability, and coaching, which are only becoming magnified as the season progresses. Oh, and Cincinnati is now knocking at your door for the division lead. Beware. | | 9 |  | Fear Before
The Always Open Mouth
Washington Commanders (+2)
The Commanders continue to roll onward and rescue their season from the depths. Not only rescue, but entirely turn around; with Seattle losing steam, the Commies have now snagged a wild card spot, and their momentum is starting to look hard to halt. Taylor Heinicke is a QB players want to rally around, and their offense has a sneaky amount of talent. If the running game can build off of this strong showing, the team will be a much more well-rounded threat that can remove some pressure from Taylor. | | 8 |  | Feral Light
Psychic Contortions
Cincinnati Bengals (+2)
Even though Chase being out is definitely a loss, the Bengals have managed to forge ahead without him for now. After scoring some key victories, the team has finally positioned themselves to usurp the Ravens from their control of the AFC North, and they certainly seem to be coming into form at the right part of the season. Perine has also revealed himself to be as good, if not better than Mixon, acting as both a reliable receiving threat and a guaranteed gain on the ground. The Chiefs approach, but with Chase aiming to be ready to go for the game, the stars are aligning for Cincy to make another run at the playoffs. | | 7 |  | Fall Of Minerva
Portraits
Buffalo Bills (+/-0)
For a large portion of the game, the Bills again looked weak as they drunkenly stumbled around on offense and allowed Detroit to control the tempo of the game. Josh Allen is still off, which likely originates from a nagging elbow injury that he still has. Von Miller missing time could be a massive blow to a defense that hasn't quite found its rhythm. | | 6 |  | Forest Stream
The Crown of Winter
Minnesota Vikings (+2)
In what looked to be another chapter in the typical Vikings choke novel, Kirk Cousins and co. managed to fight back against a fierce Pats team and stole the W for Thanksgiving. Justin Jefferson is an absolute menace and the biggest reason for Minnesota's success by far; any given team must respect him, and even then he'll likely catch whatever comes his way. Thielen and Hockenson get much more room to operate in this scenario, as too many defenses are worried about getting blown up on the deep ball that anything underneath can be reliably open. The chance to cement their spot in the playoffs and control of the NFC North is nigh; it's time for the Vikes to run the table. | | 5 |  | Blue October
This Is What I Live For
San Francisco 49ers (-1)
Well... that was a game. The Niners defense won the day as the offense stalled a tad, containing the Saints and shutting them out in a contest most would prefer to forget. The division now lies firmly in San Francisco's control with the Seahawks faltering. A true test looms on the horizon in the form of the red-hot Miami Dolphins; if the Niners want to establish themselves as a major threat, that will be a must-win, or a game they at least need to be competitive in. | | 4 |  | The Callous Daoboys
Celebrity Therapist
Philadelphia Eagles (+1)
The Eagles certainly didn't want a game against a collapsing Green Bay squad to turn into a shootout, but all things considered, it was a good showing by the team. Jalen Hurts carried once more, making decisive throws and demonstrating absolute dominance on the ground. This was a must-win in order to keep ahead of the Cowboys, who are currently doing their best to keep pace with Philly's strong division lead. | | 3 |  | Persefone
Metanoia
Dallas Cowboys (+/-0)
Dak and co. are starting to gain momentum as the season starts to wind down, although some costly mistakes are cause for slight concern going forward. Tony Pollard is usually enough to calm nerves; he's become a monster these past few years, and his ability to rotate with Zeke ensures that the Dallas offense always has a fresh running attack to bombard opponents with. Amari Cooper Most importantly for the 'Boys, however, is CeeDee Lamb emerging as the WR1 Dallas was craving, which will be a massive boon going forward and a nice comfort for Prescott. Just have to keep the ball rolling at this point. | | 2 |  | Unexpect
Fables of the Sleepless Empire
Miami Dolphins (+/-0) | | 1 |  | Denzel Curry
Imperial
Kansas City Chiefs (+/-0) | |
MarsKid
11.29.22 | It begins again! Prepare to find your team, complain, cheer, hide, cry, etc etc | vult
11.29.22 | You aren’t close to done but putting the Broncos at 31 is correct. Absolute embarrassment. | Manatea
11.29.22 | (2) | tyman128
11.29.22 | "Can y'all at least beat the Browns?"
this is our week | MarsKid
11.29.22 | Seriously, please beat the Browns. Ruin Watson's start as much as possible. | Manatea
11.29.22 | THIS IS YOUR WEEK TY | tyman128
11.29.22 | I KNOW IT IS, LET'S GOOOO | MarsKid
11.29.22 | About at the halfway point | MarsKid
11.29.22 | Top ten time! | MarsKid
11.29.22 | Aaaand basically done! | AlexKzillion
11.29.22 | kenny continues to improve every week... 2 really good quarters last week, 2.5 good quarters this week... just wait til week 15 bitches | vult
11.29.22 | Jags +8 we love to see it | MarsKid
11.29.22 | There were so many losses from #32 - #10 that it was nearly impossible for me to sort through my feelings for each. Jacksonville moving up that far seemed reasonable to me lol
Was very tempted to just kick Tennessee off the ranking entirely. This team, man... | unclereich
11.29.22 | took the action on the raiders again last week, going to be very hard to let it ride on them against the chargers but man do they do well as underdogs. jacobs isn't practicing all week, if he plays I could see them beating a strangely evenly matched chargers team. | AlexKzillion
11.30.22 | haven't (seriously) talked much about the steelers in these threads as there isn't much to really discuss besides kenny... but i find the national media's hard-on calling this season a huge catastrophe kinda weird??? as if 4-7 entering december was not the expectation going into the season???
they went all in every year since like 2015 or whatever, and even last year when they started operating with more of a long view they managed to fall ass backwards into the playoffs. i've personally had zero expectations last year and this year, they've always been about reloading. all i've wanted from this year is to see kenny show some promise and i think he has (especially considering i was not a fan at all of drafting him).
replace canada and give kenny a full training camp as the unquestioned starter... if they're 4-7 this time next year then it'll be time for the doomer talk, but people doing it now are being willfully ignorant of the situation i feel. this year was always about just getting to 2023 | MarsKid
11.30.22 | I don't see it as a disaster at all, I think it's very expected. The org tried to cling to a contending window that was slipping away while never really addressing coaching and culture issues, leading to plenty of embarrassing losses or a total miss on expectations. Them extending the corpse of Big Ben guaranteed this kind of decline was coming for them. That team last year had no business being in the playoffs and the Chiefs just rolled them like they didn't show up.
Think there's more to address than just Kenny and the offense, although that's certainly a priority. Defense is overpaid and underperforming beyond choice players (mainly Watt lol). How they handle this rebuild will say a lot about the future of the franchise. | AlexKzillion
11.30.22 | defense is mostly fine as long as watt plays. just need some corners. i really don't think the team has any huge problems outside of that and obviously the OC. the oline was supposed to be awful but they've actually improved quite a bit as the season has gone on.
if they can draft a couple more contributors (oline and dline preferably) and kenny continues on this trajectory i can easily see them back in the playoff hunt next year. | AlexKzillion
11.30.22 | and now that i think about it i have a very similar opinion on carolina as well. obv they need a head coach and qb (by far the two most important components of an nfl team lol)... but the rest of their roster is actually really good | unclereich
12.05.22 | another week another raiders underdog win. will be a game under .500 after Thursday. | AlexKzillion
12.05.22 | jimmy g out for the season damn
think that pretty much kills the niners super bowl aspirations but also that purdy dude played really well surprisingly | DominionMM1
12.05.22 | sorry for jimmy but i hate the niners so i don’t feel bad for them | unclereich
12.05.22 | I dont feel bad for them because they treated jimmy like a used napkin in the off-season and didn't plan for when he inevitably got hurt | unclereich
12.05.22 | [2] | MarsKid
12.05.22 | Don't look now, but the Raiders are suddenly 5-7 and on a winning streak... | DominionMM1
12.05.22 | i was actually a bit surprised that the iggles ripped the titans like they did. it seemed like a matchup that tennessee would do ok with. | unclereich
12.05.22 | "Don't look now, but the Raiders are suddenly 5-7 and on a winning streak..."
yep, and if they beat the rams they have a chance to get back to .500 with a win against the patriots at home in Vegas. Jets just have to keep losing. | AlexKzillion
12.05.22 | been reading more on this brock purdy guy... the dude was locked in as the qb2 (until they found they couldn't really trade jimmy) and was apparently outperforming trey lance throughout all of training camp (which honestly means jack shit seeing as we've only seen lance play like two games but still noteworthy)
also jives with the eye test... niners offense didn't skip a beat when he came in production-wise, and a lot of the xs and os guys on twitter are saying shanahan ran the exact same stuff they ran with jimmy
who knows may turn out to be no drop off at all... shanahan's offense is dummy proof and its not like jimmy g was all that great anyways | AlexKzillion
12.05.22 | other notes from yesterday:
- from what i've seen of miami this year, it seems like at least one of hill and waddle are wide open every play, and the only thing keeping them mortal is tua just completely missing 5 throws a game.
- not that it was ever really in doubt but joe burrow GOT THAT DAWG IN HIM. i should hate the bengals but the dude is just so fun to watch. sorta like brady he doesn't have any crazy physical traits but he makes it happen every. single. time.
- alluded to it last week but the bengals are back to what they were at the end of last year... and i'd even argue this team is EVEN BETTER than last year's team. their offense just looks so much more sustainable compared to last year, oline seems to be coming together. and with lamar looking like he's gonna miss sometime, it looks like the bengals division to lose now.
- i still do not believe in the vikings one bit
- i had colts +28.5 in a parlay and lost lmao. cowboys and eagles roll on into what feels like an inevitable nfc championship matchup
- the raiders look like a spicy team now??? i know the steelers are in the exact same spot now but i think the raiders actually have the ability to beat good teams lol | AlexKzillion
12.05.22 | also as an aside: seems like a lot of steelers fans are legitimately angry they're squeaking out wins now. my question is.... why??? this isn't the nba where you can only reliably draft difference makers in the top 5 or something, elite players can be drafted just about anywhere in the first couple rounds, its a complete crapshoot. would rather watch my team win games than have the 10th pick instead of the 13th lol. | MarsKid
12.05.22 | "was actually a bit surprised that the iggles ripped the titans like they did. it seemed like a matchup that tennessee would do ok with."
Nah if a team has a winning record, book the loss. We are going nowhere this year. | AlexKzillion
12.05.22 | baker saw jimmy g get hurt and got the panthers to cut him lmao | MarsKid
12.05.22 | Yeah well not if *checks notes* BROCK PURDY has anything to say about it!(?) | vult
12.05.22 | Crazy that the Cowboys scored 33 points in the 4th quarter alone while the Broncos have failed to score more than 23 points in an entire game this whole season. | mrdogthrow
12.05.22 | ^^ broncos suck
go hawks | vult
12.05.22 | [Insert gif of Pete Carroll chomping on gum] | AlexKzillion
12.05.22 | i am in no way convinced 2022 baker is better than purdy haha
niners do need a backup tho as purdy is the only active qb on their roster now afaik | mrdogthrow
12.05.22 | you know he was furious during that rams game because of the botched int that he THREW his gum on the ground. never seen a more angry man | tyman128
12.05.22 | anyway, this wasn’t our week | MarsKid
12.05.22 | Yeah
but
Next week??? | unclereich
12.06.22 | eagles cowboys nfc championship would mean cowboys would have to actually win a playoff game.
*doubt* | vult
12.06.22 | as shit as the patriots have been, i take solace in knowing they are better than the bucs lmao | unclereich
12.06.22 | barely | AlexKzillion
12.06.22 | wonder if brady regrets forcing arians out lmao | AlexKzillion
12.06.22 | "eagles cowboys nfc championship would mean cowboys would have to actually win a playoff game."
assuming the eagles don't fall apart down the stretch, the cowboys are basically locked in to play the nfc south winner in the wildcard. can't imagine they'd lose to any of those teams as things stand now | unclereich
12.06.22 | niners lose enough games they could play them I believe | Snake.
12.06.22 | rams signing baker just confirmed to me that this league is a fucking mess and not even in the funny way anymore | MarsKid
12.07.22 | Even funnier if you assume they did that just to try and prevent the Niners from getting him lol | MarsKid
12.07.22 | Coming tomorrow
Although it's getting increasingly harder to place some of these teams lol
I'm gonna keep banishing the Titan back and back and back
Buy those Raiders stocks while they're hot tho | unclereich
12.07.22 | "Even funnier if you assume they did that just to try and prevent the Niners from getting him lol"
that's a huge stretch considering the news about them wanting josh Johnson back broke almost immediately and last night it was reported jimmy's injury wasn't as severe as initially thought. now they have confirmed he may be ready before the nfc championship game. baker to niners was nothing more than conjecture
raiders stocks thru the roof! lets see if they can win their second game of the season that theyre actually favored to win. | unclereich
12.07.22 | if Purdy plays as well as Mullens did in his rookie year niners may finish w/11 wins | MarsKid
12.07.22 | The Shanaplan requires but an able pilot for it to operate. Purdy is in the best position to succeed out of potentially any other team. | unclereich
12.07.22 | for sure but I still think jimmy is massively unappreciated/underrated by those who dont watch the games. | mrdogthrow
12.07.22 | jimmy is a decent qb
extremely attractive | unclereich
12.07.22 | yessir he's a hunk | AlexKzillion
12.07.22 | really is sad how injury prone jimmy g is considering he's not really all that physical of a player. think this is his 4th major injury dating back to his pats days? dude's just made of glass. would've loved to see how his career would've turned out if he didn't get hurt in 2018 in particular |
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