The toughest games on the schedule

Today, I'd say the toughest games on the schedule are the 2 division leaders - TB and the Saints.

I'm stoked on our defense. If we get back Moose and Foster, we might be a better offense.

We have to play mistake free football. If we can play the way that we did the first 3 games, mainly the first 2, we'll have a chance at being better than a .500 team.

The play of our defense impresses me more as I see tema that struggled to put up points against us really scorch other teams - like Detroit and Green Bay.

After Dallas, we have 5 division games in a row. FIVE. Out of Six. That's fucking critical, and it makes me understand why we're sitting on Foster.

I'm getting pumped up. Maybe I'll go put some flexall on my nuts.

 

I wouldn't recommend it Meat, unless you're into intense, lingering pain and being blinded by your own tears. Been there, done that. I hyperextended my left hip playing ball in HS.

Don't believe little Stevie for a second. He's not near tough enough or crazy enough to handle it. Cooper, I'd believe, but not Stevie Wonder.

 

You are a true fan meat.

 

If you put the Flexall on your nuts while you have an erection you'll stay hard for hours, the trick is to do it while the blood has already passed the scrotum to your penis. It might burn her a little, but she'll never foget how long you stayed hard.

 

I'm doing that before every game from now on......who's with me?


The toughest game on our schedule...the Bucs. That defense is really just plain scary. They are starting to look like the Harlem Globtrotters when they get the ball. Did anyboddy see Sapp intercept and flip it to Brooks? I think it was a "no look behind the back".

I'm not worried about beating the Saints, because I know we won't. I just don't want to get im-bare-assed. I'm actually worried that if Foster's first game back is against the Bucs, they might hurt him.

 

Our Defense is on par with TB.

We need Moose. badly. more than we should.

 

The real key to beating the Bucs, aside from turn-overs, is keeping Alstott out of the endzone.