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Randle played similar to this once Brunson elevated himself and Knicks got OG. He was awesome in January last year before injuring himself, playing like he's playing now with defensive intensity, eye for the pass and within the offense rather than ISO merchant. Love that he leveled up again

They don't move the ball

Those mistakes / shin goals, matter less when your established guys can score when they're through on goal or take half chances (like Dembele, Ruiz, etc did). The defense will never be perfect, nor will the attack, but can't go half your games scoring 1 or less goals and win

also, you can still drive. Hell, I welcome the $9 because getting out of the city is so much easier now. I was skeptic at first but it's really making a difference

Fair. Then not sure why you’re responding to me if you don’t care what he says

My family fled nazi Germany in 1933. I very much get it. You clearly didn’t read the piece because he wasn’t justifying it or the continued use of it, he was saying it’s legitimizing bad things and it’ll get worse the more they do it

I know who he is and what he has said. Hell, he says all that in the piece. What he didn’t say was the nazi salute was good, no one means it so it’s ok they do it. He said it was bad, it’s legitimizing massive bigotry and it will create a justifiable backlash. Just don’t think most read it

Has anyone actually read the take? He said it was bad and legitimizing people that shouldn’t be and there will naturally be a massive backlash against it, destroying some of the legit things they believe in. You can disagree with the latter but his take isn’t really wrong

Only one was legit

Very much agree with this. Poor cap management too

Isn’t a double tag worth more than what he’d get on open market? 26.7m vs 30m? They are working on a long term deal but not sure this costs them money

Going to miss you tee

8 of those from one ref

They are the worst

I want cry if he was fired but offense is good, culture is good and players seem to genuinely like him. Think that’s positive. I dislike his inability to win close games. Really I think Tobin needs to be fired first

1000% agree

He’s basically a 6’4 Charles Barkley

The issue with the WR room is when they're healthy together, they're awesome, but when they're not (which has been a common theme for parts of the last three seasons), the line becomes even more of a visible issue

Best thing I ever did was deactivate my account

Did those units average same minutes per game?

Won’t feel good about it unless they cleared out defensive coaches and brought in an actual GM. Current staff will lead to failure

They need to blow up the entire defense and front office. The amount of defensive misses and poor development has cost this team a window. This is not easily fixed in a year

Need to replace Cappa

Some might say that's not very good... so we need new Safeties, DTs, CBs and LBs - I don't see how this is successful given Duke's constant misses and our FOs inability to attract difference makers

They’re not developing either. They can’t all be total misses

Such a shame

Duke and Lou should be fired

Frustrating that they don't do something about that

It was a bad call by the refs that cost the Bengals a possession