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matt ryan's worst year>alex smith's best year

We lost our third wide receiver, and we have at least 4 guys capable of playing 3rd WR and picking up 523 yards. Defensively we're injured? Last year we lost Terrell Thomas, Bruce Johnson, Marvin Austin, Clint Sintim, Jonathan Goff, Prince Amukamara before the year started. Michael Coe, Justin Tryon, during the year. Osi was injured, had surgery, and then played hurt. Tuck was 1/4 of himself all year because of injuries. A substitute math teacher started for us in the Super Bowl because of injuries. I'm certain I'm missing a handful of others. The only significant injury we have so far this year is a knee injury to T2 of which we don't know the severity yet. Don't call us injured, lol. I don't think Osi has been healthy since.. 2006? But w/e. The Giants are never the sexy pick.

I said it before and I'll say it again...this team desperately misses Dwyane Wade. They aren't pressuring the ball and forcing turnovers like they did in '08, where they basically destroyed every team besides Spain by overwhelming them on defense. Besides Wade, what is also hurting this team is not having Howard and Bosh. So many times I see this team can beat off the dribble with no help at the rim, and the bigs aren't defending the PnR like they did in '08. Howard and Bosh would alleviate many of these problems. Offensively, I see far too much iso and quick spot-ups from 3. Guys like Williams and Kobe aren't spot-up shooters, and they are being force into these roles with the way the team is playing. There needs to be more post-ups, and more off-ball cuts going to the rim. That play where I think LeBron or Paul found Melo, then Melo found Westbrook for the and-1 is a model of how this team should run in halfcourt sets. There is no reason for forced iso's when you have 3-4 superstars as teammates. That doesn't mean there should be iso plays, because some of these guys are elite 1-on-1 players who flourish in those situations, but you can't overdose on it. LeBron needs to take control of this team like he did in the final 2-3min of the game. He can literally do whatever he wants against anyone whenever he wants, both offensively and defensively...much like with the Heat, it's just a matter of him putting the foot on the pedal. If he is aggressive, everyone else will fall into place.

I honestly love all of Seinfeld's moments and episodes, they're just all great. I can watch them all other and other again without ever getting tired of them. But if I have to pick only one I'll definitely go with this one : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zb5CAutu6wA