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bruinator · 11-01-2012, 12:20 PM

3/4 of nfl players once they get their money are never are what they once were as there is no incentive once they get the big bucks. He is 1 of them.

PatsGuy · 11-01-2012, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ATippett56

When did the Philadelphia Eagles throw in the towel?

Myself and 6 other guys (5 of which are hard core Eagles fans) made our yearly guys weekend to catch the Eagles/Falcons game. It was very very ugly. The weather had something to with with it but at kickoff, there very multiple empty seats. Ryan threw for 3 TD's in the first half and by the start of the 4th quarter, the stadium was half empty. It got very bad; chants of "fire andy' and not so subtle booing.
Philly is a hard core sports city so both right after the game and the next morning, WIP was 'lit up' with callers and commentary both regarding Reid and vick.
Cromartie didn't play badly in the game. He had Roddy White who was prety quiet. Asomugha had Julio Jones and he was torched for I think a 60-70 yard bomb
BTW. Almost didn't get out of Philly Monday morning. Amtrak stopped running Sunday night and the airport had shut down. Fortunately, we had reserved a Hertz rental just in case. We left at 8 and was about 5 miles from where Sandy eventually touched down.

VrabelJr · 11-01-2012, 12:36 PM

DRC is a good to very good corner. He struggled last year because he got bumped to a Star CB position (lining up against the Slot WR). He's excellent on the outside.

DocHoliday · 11-01-2012, 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by patchick

Hmm, interesting. If you look back over the Pats' recent draft history, do you think that the "high floor" type picks (maybe not an elite athlete, but experienced, productive and low-risk) have been more successful than the "he's an amazing athlete but unproductive/raw/injured/character question mark" types?

Among picks in the top 2 rounds, I'd break it down like this (note that not every player is one or the other):

HIGH FLOOR
Jermaine Cunningham
Brandon Spikes
Pat Chung
Ron Brace

HIGH CEILING
Chandler Jones
Nate Solder
Ras-I Dowling
Rob Gronkowski
Darius Butler
Sebastian Vollmer

Well, I meant in regarding to cornerbacks.

We've taken an enormous amount of high ceiling guys that never panned out.

***FreeTedWilliams*** · 11-01-2012, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by patman52

I believe the pats will make Aquib Talib the next reclamation project. He was flying right under BB's friend Schiano, but his suspension for that ADD (diagnosed) drug I think is the last straw for the bucs ownership. I hope this one is better than Haynesworth and Johnson and more like Anderson, Carter and Waters

Nice call, now can you tell me what stocks to buy........

jan08 · 11-01-2012, 04:01 PM

Read this thread earlier today, patman52 became my go to guy on all things Pats

***Deus Irae*** · 11-01-2012, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by patman52

I believe the pats will make Aquib Talib the next reclamation project. He was flying right under BB's friend Schiano, but his suspension for that ADD (diagnosed) drug I think is the last straw for the bucs ownership. I hope this one is better than Haynesworth and Johnson and more like Anderson, Carter and Waters

Take a bow..........

Ive_Killed_People · 11-01-2012, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by bruinator

3/4 of nfl players once they get their money are never are what they once were as there is no incentive once they get the big bucks. He is 1 of them.

Completely true in a nonsensical sort of way. I like how you backed up your strong statement with no facts.