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The point is that Maas made a couple of strategic errors that would have changed the game, but perhaps not the ultimate outcome.

That was no small feat and enough to gain him approbation.

A professional gambler once told me that "you can't beat dumb luck, but you can't make a living with it".

One of the damned few. He has hobbled us time and again. A couple of good plays do not offset that.

Truth be told, we have not had even one dominant d-lineman this season, and, sadly, that includes Jefferson. No one on the D-line should be safe in the off-season.

You are overestimating their tastes in playmates. They tend to lean towards the ovines. The blunt truth is that the Bombers won despite the coaches- again, and it is hard to make a living off miracles.

And very friendly, too.

We have just seen the hand of God in action.

Divine intervention!

Butbutbut.....our coaching is beyond reproach, right? Right?

Get ready for more of the same next year.

And we have the best RB in the league and we don't use him much at all. WTF?

And it cannot be that hard to find a good punter- everyone else has

Desperately

And NONE in the offence.

Nothing new there- been going on for the second season. I was addressing the downward spiral for the past two seasons and accelerating. O'Shea's rigidity in repeatedly fielding the same inadequate players when there have been viable alternatives should concern the GM. One bad year is happenstance. Two bad years is a pattern.

Getting blown out repeatedly in embarrassing losses and doing nothing about it does.

The point-after play never had a ghost of a chance.

Token TD

All of which falls on the head coach.

This is the kind of season ending that would get most coaches fired, but nit O'Shea who should resign in embarrassment.

Not gonna get past the Lions.

Nope.

that was the lamest QB scramble of the year.

Maybe Chris Jones is available for HC next year.