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[boozeman]

I would not have guessed this, but we have the best cumulative record in the division and second best in the conference over the past 10 years:

source: http://imgur.com/a/o2bkx

 

[Cotton]

 

[boozeman]

Yeah, whatever.

 

[Cotton]

 

[p1_]

Yeah, whatever.

why would he bullshit about that?

 

[Genghis Khan]

Not sure what George's point is supposed to be here but 228 yards versus 311 yards in the same number of attempts is a huge, huge difference .

 

[Cotton]

Not sure what George's point is supposed to be here but 228 yards versus 311 yards in the same number of attempts is a huge, huge difference .

I think it was more the INTs than anything.

 

[jsmith6919]

I think it was more the INTs than anything.

Still not sure what point he's trying to make, I've seen quite abit of Winston's snaps so far and while he will definitely have growing pains anyone can tell Vaughn isn't in the same class as him. Not trying to defend Winston more that the stats don't show how truly awful Vaughn has been.

 

[BipolarFuk]

 

[boozeman]

why would he bullshit about that?

Because he knows the fan base is restless about what is a pretty big deal. Nothing like a little hope tidbit to keep people calm.

"A position of interest". At the final cuts. But hey, they better be young.

Now if they don't do anything, they can always say they didn't get the opportunity, just like the draft.

This is not a let things come to you business. If you believe strongly in something, then you should make it happen. It can be done, no matter what it is.

They are not going to admit they screwed the pooch. They can say, rather easily, things just didn't work out.

 

[boozeman]

Still not sure what point he's trying to make, I've seen quite abit of Winston's snaps so far and while he will definitely have growing pains anyone can tell Vaughn isn't in the same class as him. Not trying to defend Winston more that the stats don't show how truly awful Vaughn has been.

Vaughan has also been playing against schlubs. A chunk of Winston's action has been against first and second stringers.

 

[E_D_Guapo]

Because he knows the fan base is restless about what is a pretty big deal. Nothing like a little hope tidbit to keep people calm.

"A position of interest". At the final cuts. But hey, they better be young.

Now if they don't do anything, they can always say they didn't get the opportunity, just like the draft.

This is not a let things come to you business. If you believe strongly in something, then you should make it happen. It can be done, no matter what it is.

They are not going to admit they screwed the pooch. They can say, rather easily, things just didn't work out.

I held fast to the idea that of course they are going to do something since they didn't get a RB in the draft but I have given up. Who are they going to cut to give some carries to? Not McFadden if he's healthy because they at least want to see if he can give them some juice behind this OL. Not Randle as it seems like they are prepared to let him be a big part of a committee. Not Dunbar because they inexplicably seem to think he is a weapon of some sort. I guess they see him every day & see something but I want to see any kind of sustained success on Sunday. Have my doubts.

If they don't add someone now they will be looking for someone when McFadden has a hammy & Dunbar is out with a broken collarbone or something. The offense might be good enough to function with a collection of meh RBs but it makes me nervous.

 

[ravidubey]

Because he knows the fan base is restless about what is a pretty big deal. Nothing like a little hope tidbit to keep people calm.

"A position of interest". At the final cuts. But hey, they better be young.

Now if they don't do anything, they can always say they didn't get the opportunity, just like the draft.

This is not a let things come to you business. If you believe strongly in something, then you should make it happen. It can be done, no matter what it is.

They are not going to admit they screwed the pooch. They can say, rather easily, things just didn't work out.

Damn... but...

Damn

 

[jsmith6919]

 

[p1_]

Fuckin A right he will.

 

[Smitty]

He should. He'll win on the same grounds; essentially Berman said "Brady had no notice he could be suspended for four games for either cheating or for obstructing an investigation." He cited other instances where players were only fined and pointed out in the conduct policy it doesn't say anything about suspension.

Given Peterson's win and now Brady's, I think Hardy wins too. Of course it would be just our luck that he loses and gets stuck with the suspension at a crucial part of the season.

 

[L.T. Fan]

He should. He'll win on the same grounds; essentially Berman said "Brady had no notice he could be suspended for four games for either cheating or for obstructing an investigation." He cited other instances where players were only fined and pointed out in the conduct policy it doesn't say anything about suspension.

Given Peterson's win and now Brady's, I think Hardy wins too. Of course it would be just our luck that he loses and gets stuck with the suspension at a crucial part of the season.

Are they the same thing? Hardy was suspended for some kind of domestic thing as I recall. Will this fall under the same judicial mindset?

 

[jsmith6919]

Are they the same thing? Hardy was suspended for some kind of domestic thing as I recall. Will this fall under the same judicial mindset?

Since he wasn't convicted of it I'd think he has a very strong case to have his suspension overturned

 

[L.T. Fan]

Since he wasn't convicted of it I'd think he has a very strong case to have his suspension overturned

Could be. I haven't looked at the judicial decision. Kinda makes one wonder if the league needs a commissioner to hand down penalties if the judicial system i$ going to have the last word.

 

[townsend]

I feel like, at this point, player conduct should be enforced by the teams, and the NFL should punish the teams if their players keep effing up.