Geepster Chryst, Superstar

And Ron The Hedgehog Jeremy. This is your offensive brain trust for the 2015 season. Trent the Terrible and Sit Jef Tweetsalot are rolling in to this upcoming season with a team that has some very good talent. A solid draft, something Baalke has been family good with, would even make the team stronger. The issues are a aeemingly misbegotten bunch of MFL rejects and on-house flu lies for coaches. The seeming joy the players felt after hearing that St Jim the Tyrant was replaced by the hedgehog was quickly dispelled when George Pattick Geepster was named OC. It looked as if it was simply a cot cutting move. Thing is, they were rebuffed by more than a few candidates. Kiffin, Chud, and Dhanny Jr to name a few. So, some of this was an issue of avoiding what appears to be a situation where a young owner is overshadowed by his GM. No head coach on his right mind comes in to s situation where the underlings have already been chosen. Same goes for OC. They did this backwards because they wanted to control the process. I’m not saying this won’t work, but at some point, Jed is going to have to stand up to Baalke and tell him to worry about personal and let a strong head coach coach. As it was under Harbaugh, Trent was threatened by Harbaugh’s success (I’d guess) and let it be known he was in charge. The infighting, instead of being quieted by the owner, was encouraged, or at least allowed to fester. They got what they want. What happens now will be very interesting. Everyone knows that Baalke is behind most of the shit that went on. This is his baby now. If this next season goes down the shitter, I wonder what Young Jed Tweetsalot will say.

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80 Responses to Geepster Chryst, Superstar

  1. Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

    I don’t believe it but it happened.

  2. Irish Kevin's avatar Irish Kevin says:

    Seattle forgot why they have M Lynch. Or they forgot how to use him

  3. Lurker John's avatar Lurker John says:

    Unbelievable they didn’t run Lynch there, especially with one timeout left. Lynch is gold down there. Just seeing Dick Sherman and Russell Wilson on the verge of tears was worth having to suffer Tom Brady winning his fourth SB. He still can’t carry Joe’s jockstrap.

  4. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Unreal. All i can say. Carroll’s call there goes down as one of the worst in football history. I couldn’t understand why Belichick didn’t call a TO after lynch’s run to the 1. Turns out it didn’t matter.

    Not a big Pats fan but to see Pete crushed on the sideline was pretty special. Sherman as well.

  5. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    First thing I thought was Carroll wanted RW to get the MVP not Lynch so he called a pass.

    Lynch doesn’t get along with the coaches, but Seattle is ready to throw a ton of money at him.

  6. snarkk's avatar snarkk says:

    Yep, Seattle had the game won. 3 plays to get one yard aand 6 inches, with the biggest baddest running back in the league to carry the ball in, and you win the Super Bowl. And you PASS a slant into the middle of a bunched defense? The lamest, most dumbass call in the history of the NFL — if not, it’s on a very short list. Yep, Roman and Harbs are now below this one on the short list. At least they had 5 yards to go. Weird win for the Pats. They know they should have lost. I guess that will wear off when the rings get handed out. At least the insufferable Seattle fans are fuming and writhing in pain…

  7. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Hell of a play by Butler though. He jumped that route very quick. But yeah, there’s NO reason to chance a throw down there when you have the toughest back in the league hands down bar none.

  8. Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

    I bet Butler at least gets a plaque on the stadium wall at Foxboro. He’ll never be forgotten now in New England. It’s great an unknown player gets some attention.

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