Joe Brady is unfortunately one and done at LSU

There’s a reason they’re coming to get Brady and not E.

 

Last MF I wanted to see last night.

 

What we gonna do's now that Joe Brady done left us. There's no one else can call no plays, Oh Lawd!

 

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noun
noun: fool; plural noun: fools

1. a person who acts unwisely or imprudently; a silly person.
   "what a fool I was to do this"
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   Similar:
   idiot
   ass
   halfwit
   nincompoop
   blockhead
   buffoon
   dunce
   dolt
   ignoramus
   cretin
   imbecile
   dullard
   moron
   simpleton
   clod
   dope
   ninny
   chump
   dimwit
   nitwit
   goon
   dumbo
   dummy
   dum-dum
   dumbbell
   loon
   jackass
   bonehead
   fathead
   numbskull
   dunderhead
   chucklehead
   knucklehead
   muttonhead
   pudding-head
   thickhead
   wooden-head
   airhead
   pinhead
   lamebrain
   peabrain
   birdbrain
   zombie
   jerk
   nerd
   dipstick
   donkey
   noodle
   nit
   numpty
   twit
   clot
   goat
   plonker
   berk
   prat
   pillock
   wally
   git
   wazzock
   divvy
   nerk
   twerp
   charlie
   mug
   muppet
   nyaff
   balloon
   sumph
   gowk
   gobdaw
   schmuck
   bozo
   boob
   lamer
   turkey
   schlepper
   chowderhead
   dumbhead
   goofball
   goof
   goofus
   galoot
   dork
   lummox
   klutz
   putz
   schlemiel
   sap
   meatball
   gink
   cluck
   clunk
   ding-dong
   dingbat
   wiener
   weeny
   dip
   simp
   spud
   coot
   palooka
   poop
   squarehead
   yo-yo
   dingleberry
   wing nut
   drongo
   dill
   alec
   galah
   nong
   bogan
   poon
   boofhead
   mompara
   tomfool
   noddy
   clodpole
   loggerhead
   spoony
   mooncalf
   vulgar slang
   knobhead
   asshat
   • historical
     a jester or clown, especially one retained in a noble household.
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     Similar:
     jester
     court jester
     clown
     buffoon
     comic
     joker
     jokester
     zany
     merry andrew
     wearer of the motley
     harlequin
     Pierrot
     Punchinello
     Pantaloon
   • informal
     a person devoted to a particular activity.
     "he is a running fool"
   • archaic
     a person who is duped.
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     Similar:
     laughing stock
     dupe
     butt
     gull
     pushover
     easy mark
     tool
     cat's paw
     stooge
     sucker
     mug
     fall guy
     sap

verb
verb: fool; 3rd person present: fools; past tense: fooled; past participle: fooled; gerund or present participle: fooling

1. trick or deceive (someone); dupe.
   "he fooled nightclub managers into believing he was a successful businessman"
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   Similar:
   deceive
   trick
   play a trick on
   hoax
   dupe
   take in
   mislead
   delude
   hoodwink
   bluff
   beguile
   gull
   make a fool of
   outwit
   swindle
   defraud
   cheat
   double-cross
   con
   bamboozle
   pull a fast one on
   pull someone's leg
   take for a ride
   throw dust in someone's eyes
   put one over on
   have on
   diddle
   fiddle
   swizzle
   rip off
   do
   sting
   gyp
   shaft
   sell a pup to
   sucker
   snooker
   stiff
   euchre
   bunco
   hornswoggle
   pull a swifty on
   cozen
   sharp
   mulct
   • act in a joking, frivolous, or teasing way.
     "I shouted at him impatiently to stop fooling around"
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     Similar:
     fiddle
     play (about/around)
     toy
     trifle
     meddle
     tamper
     interfere
     monkey about/around
     mess about/around
     muck about/around
   • North American
     engage in casual or extramarital sexual activity.
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     Similar:
     philander
     womanize
     flirt
     have an affair
     commit adultery
     play around
     mess about/around
     carry on
     play the field
     play away
     sleep around
     swing
     coquet
     vulgar slang
     screw around

adjective
informal
adjective: fool
foolish; silly.
"that damn fool waiter"

 

Odd how they all apply in this situation.

 

Fool? Only a "fool" would think there is no other coach that can help E run our new offense. Y'all loving E now aren't y'all. Sweet irony

 

we have always loved E, even with his shortcomings...ask yourself this if you can be honest....

why did O and slinger agree they were out of their league and needed help with instituting an offense that would be competitive in the 3 games that matter each year?

slinger gets you to 10-3
brady gets you to 15-0

why do you have difficulty with this? other than the obvious...

 

Burrow with a year to learn his team, coaches and the playbook along with Chase, Jefferson, Marshall, CEH, a healthy Moss, Cushenberry, Lewis, Magee, Charles, Deculus and O, E and A gets you 15-0. Fuck that little two faced ungrateful punk glad he's gone played us like a fine Stradivarius. We gave him an opportunity to showcase his skills double his salary and he can't even stay one more year. No you are fool to think Brady is irreplaceable. Relax O WILL find a replacement. Bet O is on top of this already.

 

He literally called him every name in the book