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I'm honestly excited for the season to start; for the first time in years. I expect big things from AJ, Justin, and everyone at Kaulig this year. I have AJ penciled in for a few wins this year; maybe up to 4, if he plays his cards right. With the overabundance of road courses, plus the street course; he should be high on everyone's minds to make the Chase. Justin is also making strides, and should be a threat to win on the superspeedways. It has the potential, for sure, to be a huge year for the organization.

Kansas City. They're going to benefit from a controversial penalty on a 3rd and long, and score a GW FG as time expires.

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I know where he should play next season; Dallas. He'll fit right at home.

Same [censored], different toilet. Oh, how I absolutely hate this team. Get rid of everything that moves.

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As a Cowboys fan, I need to enjoy this win. Dak had, arguably, the best game of his career last night. For Dallas to win on the road in the playoffs, to finally beat Tom Brady in their 8th attempt, to win in their "cursed blues". Pretty much every box got checked last night. Maher picked a bad night to get the yips, but he at least made the last kick; there was that. Sunday is going to be hard, the Niners are going to pose a serious challenge. But, if Dak can play Sunday like he did last night. Dallas might be playing in the NFC Championship game.

One miss is all it takes. One spark to ignite an inferno.

I'm not going to lie to you; I am scared :censored:less over what might possibly happen tonight. I feel a great deal of negative emotions. Doubt, Fear, Dread, Concern. Please, Dallas, win. I beg you. I implore you. There are a lot of demons to slay; and it starts tonight.

While I'm still approaching the game tomorrow night with apprehensive trepidation; I think going to San Francisco is going to be slightly easier, because there is the possibility of the NFC Championship game being Dallas and New York. I doubt it, since I don't really see Dallas beating the Niners; but still. Philadelphia would've been absolute hell. (Not saying San Francisco is going to be a walk in the park if they get there, both are still hellish places regardless.) It's a perfect opportunity to finally (possibly) rid the league of Brady once and for all. [Hopefully.]

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As much as I don't want to admit it; Jerry isn't firing McCarthy. Unless he can somehow get Payton, whom I doubt wants to be under his thumb. However, if Dallas has a complete offensive blackout against a moribund defense; I see Moore being handed his walking papers instead.

This team played like absolute [censored]. I don't care if it was a meaningless game, they still played terrible! They're going to get their butts kicked by Brady because they can't beat him. And it's not going to start now.

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Did Minnesota not know they had a game today? They seem incredibly (and ridiculously) unprepared.

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I don't understand this team. I just don't.

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Marty Mornhinweig still feels he has the wind at his back.

Nah, last year when Campbell called timeouts on successive plays; allowing Minnesota to take the lead and win the game.

I should just stop watching this team play. Because they play better when I don't watch.

You'd be hard pressed to find a team that can lose quite like Detroit.