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Well, Rube, it's, uh,

it's technically better than a loss.

No, it's not.

I'd rather lose that game.

I would rather try to win it at the end and lose it than go down punting.

I would rather lose that game than Ty.

Yeah, and the tie is the final result 23,

23 Eagles, Bengals, and Week 3.

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with Rubin Frank on Dave Zangaro. Technically not a loss. We're still sorting

through Rebel as we've done every week after games. Ties the only scenario where everyone leaves the building unhappy.

Maybe except for Doug Peterson.

That's where we have to start today.

The decision to punt, what did you make of it?

After we just talked about this on the phone for the last hour. You know what I made of it. It's a disgrace. It is a disgrace and I've been you know I've been a big Doug Peterson fan since he got here but he just quit he quit on his team he quit on his

quarterback he quit on the city he quit on the franchise he quit on Jeff Lurie

you have I mean everybody knows the situation, you know, after the Matt Pryor penalty took him out of field goal range and, you know, I agree with not trying a field goal at that point, but still only be 12 yards to the first down and there's 19

seconds left you don't have a time out so basically Doug is saying we have no

chance to get a first down to get 12 yards on a play and and spike the ball

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