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4 hours ago, klos63 said:
So why do so many other useless QB's still have a job? And Kaeps final season was statistically, very good, on a crappy team.
Do you honestly believe that if Kaep did well in the XFL , he would get a shot in the NFL?
If he's an above average NFL QB like people are saying he would be dominating the XFL. If he were dominating the XFL, somebody would give him a shot. Look at Duke Williams. Went and dominated the CFL, suddenly he's on an NFL roster.
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19 minutes ago, rayray808 said:
If Singletaryʻs hammy is an issue this week, we should trade for Devonte Freeman
Ajai says hes good to play. Sign him for free.
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2 hours ago, klos63 said:
Such and tired and lazy argument.
Since Lewis, or any other player, is great at their job, it should excuse their crimes and make them credible? Jesus
I don't know why he would lie, maybe he is just mistaken. Has the Raven's owner ever confirmed the story, i haven't found anything. I don't know the answer about Seattle either. They obviously feel he's an or was at the time and quality NFL QB, maybe they didn't want to deal with the whole situation.
It's not a lazy argument to point out the fact that owners will weigh a players ability into the decision on whether or not a guy is worth keeping. If a udfa is caught drunk driving you can bet he will be cut. If your starting quarterback is in the same situation you keep him. If a good player makes noise about his cause and does what Kaepernick did nobody cares but since hes likely a backup at best it's not worth the distraction.
Kaepernick was recruited for XFL and CFL but turned them down because he is not willing to be paid what he's worth on the field. Hes not on a team because he is not good enough to offset his distractions. Just like Ramsay is worth multiple firsts and millions of dollars despite his constant ***** talking. Hes good enough for it to be worth keeping him.
It all comes down to the fact that Kaepernick simply is not a good quarterback. If he was hed be playing.
53 minutes ago, Never NEVER Give-up said:Unfortunately there is no fact checker - all we have is opinion and conjecture based upon half-truths and innuendo.
He wasn't top half of the league. He lost his job to Blaine ***** Gabbert.
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4 minutes ago, klos63 said:
You're taking the word of a person guilty of obstruction of justice in a still unsolved murder, a person who disposed of the suit he was wearing the night of the murder and nobody knows what happened to it. He likely knows who the murderer is, yet somehow, he has credibility. The Ray Lewis story is to me, the most bizarre one in the NFL in years. How people ignored his actions in this murder is shocking.
Ray Lewis was great at his job. Kaepernick isnt. Theres no comparison to make there. Use a realistic comparison or dont bother. If Kaepernick was serious about playing football hed play in the CFL or XFL. Hes not though hes just using the situation to make money for doing nothing and to bring attention to his cause.
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For Williams, I don't think I would do a 2nd unless we've spoken to him and know hes in game shape and willing to actually show up. Also, Ford + a 2nd is way too much.
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7 minutes ago, berg1029 said:
Some owners might have personal vendettas against the guy due to their beliefs regarding his stances. But I believe that, for most owners, it boils down to one MAJOR issue. If you hire the guy to play quarterback, you are immediately alienating half your fan base. From a pure business sense, it would be absolutely stupid to sign the guy to a contract.
He's just too polarizing
Is it the half of the fanbase that wants a good qb? Because if so I agree. This whole kneeling drama is bull#### and shouldn't matter. Its performance that counts, and hes simply not a good qb. If it weren't for the drama he might be a backup for a bad team, but I dont think hed even be a starter in Miami right now.
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27 minutes ago, HOUSE said:
The Rams obviously got into a bidding war, then foolishly OVERPAID...
I would choke the life out of Brandon Beane if he did this...
One of the worst traded in history, IMO
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It could be an overreaction to the sheer number of points they gave up a few weeks ago to Tampa bay.
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We will probably move up the list by the end of the year after we play Miami twice and a few other bad teams on our schedule.
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If we were to make that deal, I'd start him on the right side. Give him time to shake off the rust. Hes probably not even in game shape at this point.
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The colts have a pretty cool stadium/convention center combo in the middle of the city. Its pretty nice but parking there sucks. Badly.
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My brother in law is a Panthers fan and has been saying it's about time to move on from cam since last year. He was already souring on him during the superbowl run. Personally I think Norv Turner needs to get the axe first.
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The league needs to do a better job holding the refs responsible for bad games/calls. People say that bad refs don't get playoff games but that's bull####. Bad refs shouldn't get any games. If I was as bad at my job as some of these refs are my ass would be fired.
Replay is showing us how bad the problem really is. Getting rid of it is like saying that pharmaceutical companies are getting caught selling tainted drugs, and the FDA is calling them on it. Without the FDA it would be harder to catch. Let's get rid of the FDA. That's clearly the problem.
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I would say wood. Gilmore is a man coverage type guy. Not as good in zone. I don't think he looks as good in our defense. Same reason Ramsay didn't really make sense for us. Theres nothing wrong with being a good player that is a bad fit. Robert wood with our current wrs would look pretty good I think.
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The rams needed the help on d, but I think 2 firsts + is too much for a cornerback.
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Tannehill might actually die behind that line.
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13 minutes ago, Gugny said:
Diggs' stats are pretty unimpressive to me.
He's played a full season, never.
He's gotten 1000+ yards once.
He had 24 TDs in his first four years, combined.
I am TOTALLY in the "we need one more SOLID receiver," camp. I'm not sure Stefon Diggs is worth $14 million/year, though. And I'm in the HELL NO camp when it comes to Green. Not sure how much of an impact an aging, injury prone WR is gonna make in the 5 (tops) games he actually plays in.
I honestly don't know what WRs are available at the moment, but if Diggs and Green are the best two .... I'd rather roll with who we've got.
Watkins got 14 million per year with less production and more time injured. Chiefs fans dont seem to mind.
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I think the worst part is when they refuse to enforce a rule like the new pass interference challenge. There have been some blatant no calls that they flat out refuse to acknowledge this year. Its really bad.
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19 minutes ago, jwhit34 said:
Interesting - 83.5% say he should be on a team in the league, which means that he is at least one of the top 64 QBs.
However, when confronted with a situation where poll takers have a need on "their" team (theoretically Bills need to pick up the 65th best QB), 67% say "not for my team".
Those answers contradict each other. If he's good enough to be in the league and if your team is all about acquiring the best players available, then 83.5% should have responded sign him for the Bills scenario.
The first question is should he be ALLOWED to play. To that question, sure he shouldn't be banned. The second question is do you want him on your team people say no because he simply isn't a good quarterback and has probably been out of the game for too long. If he was serious about playing and was any good wouldn't he be lighting up the CFL?
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The guy is really good. He's the second biggest jackass in the league, behind AB, but hed give us a legit shot at stopping Brady from picking us apart as usual.
He'd probably be fine with the process as long as the team keeps winning. As much as I hate him as a person, I hate losing to NE more.
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It wasn't a crown hit and it looked to be incidental contact due to the collision/angle in real time. In slow motion replay you can see earlier contact. I dont think it can be considered leading with his head though that was the initial contact point. With the NFL these days you never know. Its probably a coin flip TBH.
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Bengals fans dont seem too confident. Went to check out their forums and a lot of them are saying 30-10 buffalo. I dont think we will blow them out but I do expect a hard fought win for the Bills. The Bengals always play us tough so here's to hoping we can pull out a win.
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I think he is going to make a nice security blanket for our young quarterback. Something he didn't have last year. Basically a guy that he can reliably check down to and still have a productive play. Beasley seems to have a knack for making something out of nothing.
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QB is the most important position in football. When you think you have one, you give him the tools he needs to succeed. This is exactly what the Bills are doing for Allen. It may seem like more effort than most teams but that is because our talent going into this season was so bad we needed to do more to hit the baseline of talent that the rest of the league is at.
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Plan on sharing whatever you are smoking with the rest of us?
Kaepernick Black-balled?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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You are so busy being outraged that he's not in the league that you are ignoring the fact that he sucks at football. Once again; He lost his job to BLAINE ****ING GABBERT. He didn't even get beat out by a halfway decent quarterback. The dude sucks. Get over it.