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    Do you think that we need Pre-season??

    The more I think bout this issue the more I hate Pre-season, it just seems a waste of great players, aka RT Jansen of the Redskins..and I'm sure the body count we grow.....What about reducing the number of games to two instead of four... is it greedy owners looking for more revenue???????....I know you need to see what sort of squad you have and get these guys up to game speed, look at different players etc....

    But to me I just PRAY that we get through these dam 4 games with NO injuries...

    Does anybody feel the same!!!!!!

    thoughts guys

    steve :ramlogo:
    "The breakfast Club":helmet:
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    Re: Do you think that we need Pre-season??

    I find myself simply holding my breath through preseason. Its one thing to lose a player in the regular season while they are trying to win a game that matters, but when a player goes down in a preseason game, it just seems needless.

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      Re: Do you think that we need Pre-season??

      I agree. I think pre-season should be shortened and should focus more on practice and getting in shape without the emphasis on preseason games that we have now.
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        Re: Do you think that we need Pre-season??

        This topic comes up every year. I have no problem with the four preseason games. It's nice just to watch football. Yeah, we could suffer an injury, but so could everyone else. It's nice that they get some game action, even if the starters only get a quarter or so.

        The ONLY problem I have is the requirement that teams charge FULL PRICE for tickets. For an exhibition game, that's ludicrous.

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