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Atlanta at the Jets, I'm just proud, that's all.

I'm just proud because Rahim Morris is so garbage. That team, that franchise,

they are odious. They are garbage juice. They're not even the garbage. They are the liquid at the

bottom of the bag. As the Jets win 27, 24, Atlanta found every way to lose. You muff a punt. You give up a kickoff

return for basically a touchdown.

You blow a cover on A.D. Mitchell, who the hell knew he was even alive? Again, all I'll tell you

is this. I stood by Aaron Glenn when they were winless. We saw it here in Detroit with Dan

Campbell. I think it's starting to take hold for Aaron Glenn. They traded their best players.

This team isn't laying down.

And they're not supposed to measure up against, like, you know, the Green Bay Packers.

But, like, they're winning some games.

They're competing.

They've got a gaggle of draft capital.

I thought it was a really nice sign for Aaron Glenn to win that game and to keep his program

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