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Brady time!

Wow! Shoen!!!

Gotta toss a few to keep the rushers honest.

And Oliveira moves ever closer to 1000 yards

Tempers getting a bit short?

Well, Prukop isn't going to displace Collaros as the team's best passer.

Ford making a statement. Good.

THAT'S the Adams we all remember.

with Adams coming in, our linebackers are gonna get a workout.

BOO should have hung onto that one.

They have to gamble. They are getting eaten alive, so a long shot is better than no shot.

Love the gang-tackling by our D.

If the Blue smother the Lions again on this series, Collaros can take a seat.

Might have gotten lucky there.

YESSS!!!! THAT'S HOW YOU DO IT!

Well, Brady ought to have scored there.

TD for Oliveira coming up!

Prukop pretty much Mr, Automatic first down.

On second look, not conclusive,

Otta win this challenge.

His biggest problem was hesitation, but he's running like a freight train now,

Good to see him back up to speed.

Rourke's second debut not going as well as his first. Timing is off,

I was ready to cut him a couple of months ago.

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