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Replying to @CFBHeather @aadelsonESPN
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Every team to win a primetime game despite throwing 4+ interceptions and having fewer than 75 rushing yards:
The #Bears tonight vs the #Buccaneers
and the #Bears on Monday Night Football in 2006 against the Cardinals…
#DaBears
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you could go to warped tour for $20-30
you could see your fave bands play and go meet them at their tent for $0 after. sometimes you’d just run into them walking around
you went home with bags of free stickers, pins, and other misc goodies. but also merch was rarely over $30
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The Seahawks hadn't lost by more than 4 points in their last 30 games going back to 2024.
That's one of the most impressive wins of the season.
The Bears belong in any conversation about who the best team in the NFL is right now.
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Caleb Williams is the first QB to throw for over 200 yards against Seattle this year and he did it with roughly 9:30 left in the 3rd quarter.
RT @NFLMemes: Bears fans watching their football team with Jeffrey Simmons
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College football is a place where a baby riding a bronze pig makes perfect sense and will likely be a deeply meaningful family photo for decades to come
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🚨 Only two quarterbacks EVER have started a season 6-0 with 15+ total touchdowns and 2 or fewer turnovers:
Tom Brady (2015)
Brock Purdy (2026)
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Brock Purdy is now at 1,495 pass attempts in his NFL career. On his 5th throw next Monday night, he will officially qualify for these all-time ranks among QBs:
#1 in passer rating (105.4)
#1 in yards/att (8.6)
#1 in adj net yards/att (8.0)
And #1 in many other advanced stats
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After you spend $150 to be told "Come back if it gets worse" a few times, you just stop going.
Never seen anything like itigami.
Per our model, the odds of 2 QBs on the same team matching a shared QB's stat lines in the same game (and at these exact numbers relative to the probability of the set as a whole) is roughly 1 in 416.7 million.










































