i don t really know. false star be good with it. curt: make your choice, right? first and long. he throws that one into the ground, incomplete. you know, you and brock were talking about how you have to get the ball downfield if you are los angeles. is this where you are hampered by having a quarterback only here a couple of weeks? joel: i don t think it s the about his familiarity with the offense as it is what brock talked about, the pressure, the time. they don t have the time to get the ball down the field. curt: all right. that takes us to the two-minute warning. they don t get it off, and so the final two minutes in regulation here, the hometown houston roughnecks up by 20 in this xfl opener. offense as it is what brock houston roughnecks up by 20 in in fast food there s value. then there s fresh value from subway. like the six inch oven roasted chicken for just two ninety-nine. it s seasoned all white meat chicken raised without antibiotics. start the year off f
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