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NoSnowATL said:
Falcons might be the worst team in the NFL history
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The Falcons have some offensive weapons in Bijaun Robinson, Drake London and even Kyle Pitts. Their defense would be ranked about average in the NFL this year. They have one glaring weakness, the QB position. They should be able to compete in the NFC South but that is the weakest division in the NFL now.
 
weather bubba said:
The Falcons have some offensive weapons in Bijaun Robinson, Drake London and even Kyle Pitts. Their defense would be ranked about average in the NFL this year. They have one glaring weakness, the QB position. They should be able to compete in the NFC South but that is the weakest division in the NFL now.
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Defense is missing 2 LBs. o line is getting old and we don’t have a kicker. Time to tear down and rebuild again. And no QB is a killer in the NFL.
 
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Posting this before it ends. Last year UNC/TCU was supposed to be competitive but obviously a blowout. This year most predicted a blowout, but is quite competitive.

Edit: Okay maybe a blowout is a little strong, but most didn't predict a close game.
 
YetAnotherRDUGuy said:
Posting this before it ends. Last year UNC/TCU was supposed to be competitive but obviously a blowout. This year most predicted a blowout, but is quite competitive.

Edit: Okay maybe a blowout is a little strong, but most didn't predict a close game.
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Winner gets in the Walmart Grease Monkey bowl.
 
UNC won and got some payback for last year's embarrassment against TCU. There are a lot of freshman and sophomore players on the UNC squad who played today so an optimist might see some potential there. Of course, with the mess that the UNC football program has as far as management, there is also the potential that UNC might crash and burn as the season goes on.
 
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I'm watching the N.C. State/Virginia game and there is no commentary from the booth. I like this concept. It helps me, at least, actually concentrate on what's happening on the field and if the broadcast didn't cut away for commercials every time there was a break in the action I almost feel like I'm a stadium watching the game.
 
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