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I thought trading him to sf for a fifth was so awful
“he Can Take His’n And Beat Your’n, Or Take Your’n And Beat His’n”
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I thought trading him to sf for a fifth was so awful
Here it is from Wiki. Damn I love the one about Earl Campbell - LMAO.
- referring to Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula) "He can take his'n and beat your'n and take your'n and beat his'n."[10] He also said the same line about Bear Bryant.[11]
- (referring to Houston Oilers quarterback Warren Moon) "That boy could throw a football through a car wash and not get it wet."
- (when asked about Oilers RB Earl Campbell's inability to finish a one-mile run in training camp) "When it's first and a mile, I won't give it to him."
Yeah I mean I thought Ginn would of complimented Brandon Marshall rather well, along with Bess/Hartline. 2009 he contributed to like 3 of the 5 most explosive plays . . . I wouldn't give up that type of playmaking ability when u have nothing that resembles it and u got such a little return.
We ended up burning a 4 on Edmund Clyde Gates to replace Ginn and yet Ginn still plays a significant role on playoff teams 12 years after being drafted.
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But wasn't Ginn terible here?
For a 5th was pathetic, though. For a 5th yah might as well have kept him.
Was it a contract issue?
Nah he wasn't terrible. He wasn't #9 overall worthy but he was a good contributor.
The biggest money from his rookie deal was already paid out . . . He was cheap the final two years.
Think it was more of a PR move from Ireland with the backlash the organization received when we drafted him.
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No. He wasn’t terrible here. And he was making $1 million for the year. Just another stupid Ireland move.
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I just remember him being soft, always stepping out of bounds after a catch.
Maybe that was my gripe with him.
Maybe that was my gripe with him.
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Yes that was the biggest complaint that people had on him which was ridiculous. He is not the type of receiver you want fighting for extra yards. Going out of bounds and avoiding hits was smart. It’s also why he is still playing in the league.
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Tua time!
ginns problem was we drafted him and invested draft capitol in him like he was a #1 wr. he's far from that. probably a low 3 high 4 on a good team. I'd probably lean the latter
guys game belongs no where in the top 10
guys game belongs no where in the top 10
Get ready for hell OP. This thread is going to go downhill real fast just because you mentioned he who shall not be named.
Rather start one of the other bums currently on our roster and go 2-14 and get a higher pick.
No sense in going 6-01, 7-9, 8-8.
The good thing about Flores is having had to game plan vs TH twice a year for a few years he can make a legitimate judgment call on keeping home or letting him go.
No sense in going 6-01, 7-9, 8-8.
The good thing about Flores is having had to game plan vs TH twice a year for a few years he can make a legitimate judgment call on keeping home or letting him go.
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Tannehill will bounce back in '19 whether it be here or elsewhere, don't listen to Miami fans, they know nothing about football.
Just look at how successful New Orleans has been at drafting since Jeff Ireland became their director of college scouting, and the drafts before he got there (not good).
If you listened to the vast majority of Miami fans you would think the guy is an imbecile, just goes to show how little these people truly know about football.
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With Ginn's speed/playmaking possibility, I would've liked to see him try and make the first guy miss.
Say what you want about Landry, I don't know what he's doing now but when he was here, he played as if the sideline didn't exist. That's the kind of toughness you want out of the guy.
But I'm seeing Ginn catch balls over the middle now, unafraid of footsteps. I guess he just needed time.
Let it go, this is thee perfect time to make a change at QB. It's good for the team and for Ryan.
Everything this team has done to this point would be a step backwards if Ryan stays. Especially on a team mate standpoint. I'm sure 30% of the team knows it's time for a change just like 50% plus of the fans.
The plan now IMO is do what they've done to put the word out he's available. They don't want to cut him if they can find one suitor.
They also would like to be in control of where he goes if possible but not crucial.
Ryan would be #1 back-up QB in the NFL if any team chose that route allowing him to climb into a starting role . It would also be a good wake-up call for Ryan to shake those cobwebs he acquired in 2018.
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He was an imbecile here. That's all that matters.
I was an imbecile running the airfreight division at my former job (almost got fired) but when they moved me to logistics for the companies biggest client, the company gushed so much about me that I earned a raise.
Some people are better or worse with different responsibilities.