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jay cutler is useless imo
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Edited by
canaryrx8
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Fri 04/03/09 09:20 PM
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I think he's a very lucky man, Denver's going to be hurtin' for a while being idiots and firing shanahan, he got out before it gets any worse and has a chance to start over somewhere, could always be worse too, he could have landed in Detroit. Can antone else count how many college badasses decided to stay in school after last season so they wouldn't wind up there? I can think of at least 3-4.  Name them. Tim Tebow,Colt McCoy,Sam Bradford,Jordan Shipley, just to name a few offesnive guys, all potential 1st rd or 1st pick people, I know there's more too. The only big name underclass guy I can think of who's leaving is Mark Sanchez from USC, and even so, everyone's wanting him to come back as a lot of experts feel he's not ready. There's some defensive underclassmen standouts as well but I can't think of their names right this second, I just remember a few months back a lot of them passing up the draft etc., and I'm almost positive if Detroit didn't have the first pick a lot of those dudes would jump to the money no question. I like the Lions, hate to see a team so down, but it's a crappy situation for them right now and nobody wants to start a career there. So Tim Tebow and Sam Bradford stayed in college JUST so they wouldn't get drafted by the Lions?? Do you have ANY idea how laughable that idea is?? It doesn't have anything at all to do with them wanting to take another shot at a national championship? It doesn't have anything at all to do with the fact that they are enjoying the experience of being top stars at big schools? If those guys wanted to come out, they would have. Keep in mind that there is going to be no salary cap next season unless the owners and the players union get together to hammer out a new deal. When they do get together, there is going to be a severe restriction on how much money rookies get paid. The players and the owners both feel that paying a #1 draft pick far more than any other players out of the top 5% ( pay wise ) in the league is absurd. Those guys that stayed in school did so because they wanted to. Think about it. If they are going to wind up losing a lot of money in a new contract, they would have HAD to want to stay in school. After all, the Lions may be terrible, but they're gonna wind up paying Stafford, or whoever it is that they take with the number 1 pick, around 30 million in guaranteed money. Oh. Another thing. Remember when Eli manning didn't want to play with the Chargers?? He simply told them he wouldn't sign with them even if they took him with their number 1 pick. It forced the Chargers to trade their pick, after negotiating a trade with the Giants, for Phillip Rivers. Any one of those guys you named could have done the same thing and still wound up in the NFL. I'm saying it is a factor, not the ONLY reason, where in what I said did I say it was the ONLY reason? What I was trying to say is it was one of the reasons if anything, and that if a different team had first pick they'd probably bail, read PROBABLY, do you understand PROBABLY as compared to ONLY? Here's some help: here's only- http://www.thefreedictionary.com/only oh, and look, here's probably- http://www.thefreedictionary.com/probably see the difference? good!  Detroit having #1 pick is a factor, maybe not the deciding one, but it is a factor. /done. |
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i don't give 2 sh1ts about the NFL anymore.too many guys get in the NFL and decide they have nothing else to work for except money,so they screw up all the time and expect to be paid more money.
a guy gets freaking turf toe and is out all season,how pathetic is that?.to me NCAA is where it's at.they have alot to work for,like Heisman,National Championship,or just a bowl game,not to mention the rivalry games(which are always great to watch). to me it just seems the NFL has gone down hill since the early 90's |
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i don't give 2 sh1ts about the NFL anymore.too many guys get in the NFL and decide they have nothing else to work for except money,so they screw up all the time and expect to be paid more money. a guy gets freaking turf toe and is out all season,how pathetic is that?.to me NCAA is where it's at.they have alot to work for,like Heisman,National Championship,or just a bowl game,not to mention the rivalry games(which are always great to watch). to me it just seems the NFL has gone down hill since the early 90's You ever played football with turf toe? You can't push off, make cuts, hold a block.... |
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jay cutler is useless imo This from the guy who asked "are we talking about American football?" |
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jay cutler is useless imo This from the guy who asked "are we talking about American football?"
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i am a tool? well i admit i have no knowledge of american football, i know 1 player reggie bush and i have no idea wha u guys are talking about on here tbh lol
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