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PFF day slash if I feel like going and finding any other stats, but I probably won't because

it's just annoying to be like, here's what happened and then also that's not what happened.

But we'll see. Pick an authority figure and stick with it,

all right? So I will say, just from the quick glances that I've had, there have been some

changes. I don't know what people are talking about, by the way. People just making stuff up.

But there have been some changes to the grades. One of them is not that

Josh Myers was downgraded to a zero pass blocking grade. That didn't happen. I don't know why

that rumor is all over social media. It's bad, but it actually went up from what I saw yesterday.

It went up significantly from a five. But why don't we start with special teams?

Because that's the least interesting.

There was one good, one bad, and by good, I mean just not very good.

Brenton Cox for the 67 was the highest.

And then on the bad end, Robert Rochelle with the 37.

Not a lot happened special teams wise as far as, you know, kicks and punts and whatnot.

So probably not a ton of opportunity to really do anything.

I don't know. Were there even any returns? I don't remember any.

I feel like everybody just kicked it out.

Don't need to go over the punting and kicking. We already kind of know they did a good enough job.

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