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Hit that hurt Tua?

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Seems likely this was the hit that did it, kid got ****ing torpedoed by a guy who just came back from a PED suspension.


 
There's he is with this high self awareness on display, going head first again! How foolish... Oof not the brightest guy and this lack of awareness is one of many reasons why I would have never extended him. It is what it is now.
 
EasyRider said:
Doesn’t matter what play it was, he’s a soft player and not on the field again when it matters
Hopefully we’ll be a competitive team once again when we can unload him and this regime who brought him in
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Truth. Visualizing this new GM being objective without his ego invested and purging Tua and his bloated contract. The sooner he's gone the better!
 
Or... we build the oline in the draft and make sure everything is picture perfect so we can continue Tua's dink and dunk legacy with McDaniel. All while being in cap hell with this contract. How promising 🙄
 
Did he then aggravate it further during the 49ers game?
 
AquaBlissed888 said:
Truth. Visualizing this new GM being objective without his ego invested and purging Tua and his bloated contract. The sooner he's gone the better!
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The New York Mets a couple of years ago under new ownership signed Verlander and Scherzer, two future HOF pitchers past their prime but still had a lot to offer. It didn’t work out, they didn’t get along, didn’t pitch well at all and the season was run into the ground.

But, owner Steve Cohen wasn’t content, he had them traded by the deadline and in return got 7 top 100 prospects. Cohen saw that this wasn’t gonna work and had his GM Stearns ship their asses out. He didn’t care how much money these guys were owed he said goodbye. The following year Mets played the Dodgers in the NL championship

Now, the NFL is structured a bit differently than MLB, and in the Fins situation getting rid of Tua won’t fetch the kind of return the Mets got, but at the same time you have to know when to cut bait. If Cohen owned the Fins, Tua, Grier and McD would be history, he wouldn’t let this sham play out and waste any more time than already spent on this clown show
 
A guy who comes back after a major hip injury and keeps coming back after concussions that people deem as career ending is not “soft”. Call him something else. Call him injury prone.

All the manufactured anger so called fans are aiming at this guy is disgraceful.

Is Jaelen Phillips “soft” because he had concussions in college and has had injuries in the NFL and keeps fighting to come back? A player with injury concerns who continues to want to play is the opposite of “soft”, IMO.
 
bdizzle00 said:
A guy who comes back after a major hip injury and keeps coming back after concussions that people deem as career ending is not “soft”. Call him something else. Call him injury prone.

All the manufactured anger so called fans are aiming at this guy is disgraceful.

Is Jaelen Phillips “soft” because he had concussions in college and has had injuries in the NFL and keeps fighting to come back? A player with injury concerns who continues to want to play is the opposite of “soft”, IMO.
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Dude
You’re splitting hairs here for the sake of splitting hairs. You really feel the need to defend him being soft? Ok then, have it your way, who really gives a flying ****, the dude is not on the field due to being whatever.
 
Normal everyday hits break Tua. Just like this year's concussion. That's why he's not a serious player.
 
EasyRider said:
The New York Mets a couple of years ago under new ownership signed Verlander and Scherzer, two future HOF pitchers past their prime but still had a lot to offer. It didn’t work out, they didn’t get along, didn’t pitch well at all and the season was run into the ground.

But, owner Steve Cohen wasn’t content, he had them traded by the deadline and in return got 7 top 100 prospects. Cohen saw that this wasn’t gonna work and had his GM Stearns ship their asses out. He didn’t care how much money these guys were owed he said goodbye. The following year Mets played the Dodgers in the NL championship

Now, the NFL is structured a bit differently than MLB, and in the Fins situation getting rid of Tua won’t fetch the kind of return the Mets got, but at the same time you have to know when to cut bait. If Cohen owned the Fins, Tua, Grier and McD would be history, he wouldn’t let this sham play out and waste any more time than already spent on this clown show
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It is amazing that the constant thread in this non-playoff winning team is Grier. Honestly do not understand why he has not been sh*t-canned long before now!
 
EasyRider said:
Dude
You’re splitting hairs here for the sake of splitting hairs. You really feel the need to defend him being soft? Ok then, have it your way, who really gives a flying ****, the dude is not on the field due to being whatever.
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so is Jaelen Phillips “soft” to you? Asking for a friend. How about Joe Burrow?

Where is the line drawn between being “soft” and being injury prone and wanting to keep playing to you?

It’s hilarious to me when casual fans like us refer to professional athletes who take a beating for a living as being “soft”. It’s actually gross.
 
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