Mr. WEO

greatest typo ever!

I missed it too, otherwise I wouldn't have posted that. My shift never ends....

in what way

Beane's quote suggests he thinks otherwise. Given how he performed in 7 games after he was judged healthy to return, he would not have hit those numbers. He was not good. He caught 2 of 10 targets in week 18.

Gunner got me there. Fire Chan and Era getting some special ed! Maybe BB "coached them up" the second time? Crickets? Nah, I was working last night...me and the anesthesiologist. Take your W and mount it on your naked wall lol...

there's 1---11 years ago. tell us what "coaching up" means, since you brought it up. school me lol

I was invited lol. I've never seen these wankers ride about and try to hit the ball. Sounds worse than soccer! At least I hear there's lots of booze to be had.

who knows the future? Extrapolations never make sense. the kid couldn't play the whole season--his rookie season. he averaged 4 targets per game before he went out, 5 after he got back and 3 in the playoffs. Weather and power game were therefore not factor. After he came back and through the playoffs, his catch % was an abysmal 35% over 7 games. For the season he was 50%--team worst of any starter at any position. Let Beane help you out here: “I would say, probably was a little disappointed in the return from the injury. I did not see the same player down the stretch from a physicality, some of the things that he needs to use his size,” Beane said, via the team’s website. “Some of that is youth, some of that is, I’m not sure how many injuries he’s had to overcome in-season and come back. That takes a certain experience level, how to deal with an injury and how to return.” “He has a skill set that we think will play well in this offense, but it’s up to him,” Beane said. “He’s going to have to work very hard this offseason, him and Josh continue to work on that rapport together."

That's true about "Inner Excellence" Brown. Goofball. Sidenote: I'm coming over the pond in June! Visiting a former trainee of mine. Might catch some polo in the park (Chestertons).

You keep mentioning "Johnston" for some reason. Anyway, do more research.

Eagles seem comfortable with the fact that they won a SB by essentially abandoning the passing game all season---12 games under 200 yards. @GunnerBill might this not swing them to picking a DB?

no reason to believe that at all. he had 2 games over 51 yards and 6 under 30. in his last 4 games he had 7 catches--2/10 in the final game. He was nonexistent in the playoffs. add those 3 games (3/8, 23 yards) and the last 4 of the season and you get 10/29 for 131 yards (64 going in one game). He ran out of gas in his rookie season. Hope he is serious about getting ready for this season.

8 years of college down the drain...

Why would I think that? It's obviously not true. He's a feature back. What's also true is that, in 6 seasons on 3 different teams, no one has saw fit to use him in the way you are suggesting. The Bills rarely handed him the ball. He's a good RB3....you could find that anywhere in day 3 of the draft. He's a poor man's Zach Moss.

Beane is the MVP tho...

Hey if he's their feature back, then that's great. If they hand him the ball 3 times in a row, he's done for the game.

I doubt many experts would be deposed for this case. In New York it's not always routine. An expert who would testify that it's not unusual for victims of sexual assault may not wish to come forward is something a plaintiff's lawyer can bring out in court and the defendants lawyer can cross. Such a witness isn't going to lead either side to settlement no matter what they put forward as their expert opinion.

guy with 3 touches a game is now Fred Jackson...lol. Fred had 5 seasons over 200 touches, 3 over 250. TJ has had 390 touches in his entire 6 year career...

nice try. the correct answer was you have no idea, because you just made up your whacked out theory before thinking it through

how many scam artists do you figure were in this woman’s class at Columbia 30 years ago? give us a number

when did he "talk" himself off the team?

This is a fallacy that does not make your argument more convincing. About 50 guys in NFL history have over 2000 yards from scrimmage (only 6 in the last 5 years (aided by 17th game). TJ will never be one of them. Davis had an anemic 4.9 yards per touch. I don't think they should pay Cook 15 million, but aging vet TJ has never been the guy you are wishing for.

so the 30 years is pretty much all you can come up with. now we understand...

list all the legitimate questions you have other than "why wait 30 years"...

I'm also shocked. (too soon?)