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Ep 515 - If you are looking for some picks to fade today, check out what @NeedlesOnNews and I have to say about Week 12. thecrossoverpodcast.com/ep51β¦
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You know who gets more free stuff than anyone in the world and especially America?
Rich people
π¨NEW: Stephen A. Smith tells Fat Joe why Zohran Mamdani is "PROBLEM"π¨
"Free ain't reality. Free buses, free grocery stores. You're seeing free child care. It ain't free. Nothing's free in this world. And nobody should know that better than minorities in this country."
"No one should ever fail to know that. What he means is the redistribution of wealth ... he's talked about seizing properties. That's communism. That's Marxism."
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Well, we had a good 2...2 and a half year run as a good team. And that's really all we can as for as Lions fans.
I still think Dan Campbell is a good coach but the 4th down just HAS to be more selective. It just does.
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I know fourth down is their thing, but they need a field goal somewhere. Shouldβve been caught - but I think going for it was a mistake. #Lions
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Green Bay has 14 points off a 4th down incompletion that was ruled a catch and a blatant missed false start that wiped out a FG and added a touchdown.
Itβs okay to say officiating often times determines the outcome of these games.
Never understood the song & dance we always play defending officials or acting like the team should have rose above it. The margins are way too small in this league.
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Donβt tell me officiating doesnβt impact games ever again.
Should be 14-6 Lions at the half. Instead itβs 17-14 Packers.
Canβt fuck up a 4th down false start and Iβm sorry but no shot the 1-foot in TD was a catch.
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You have CLEAR video evidence Green Bay committed a false start before Lafleur called a timeout. Why are we still leaving critical calls like this up to human error?! Unacceptable behavior from a billion dollar enterprise












