are you incapable of writing sentences into single lines? :O
Josh Sitton Retires
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are you incapable of writing sentences into single lines? :O
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It's a life
choice!
No Prob
lem OK
I like
white
space!
Beyond that. Linearity is dramatically overrated...
My opinion. Of course.
BTW that doggie is a tad too
anthropomorphised for my
tastes!
:)
MiamiDolfan85
DA M.I.A IS WHERE I STAY
Yes sir...I'm trying to get my little cousin to start throwing the ball around. GTC
He was cut previously.
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I really am disappointed we only had him for 1 game … because I was really looking forward to finally having a dominant guard who could both open run lanes and pass protect.
It's a lot of change when the guy who valued you isn't there any more and you're coming off a grueling rehab. He's been one of the best--if not THE best--guards in the league for quite some time. It's hard to go from that to a cast-off, and he probably wasn't interested in a bottoming out losing season as part of a rebuild … nor was he welcomed.
Can't say that I blame the guy … but he's saying this now … as we get closer to pre-season don't be surprised if he comes back. That competitive urge kicks in when he sees everyone else doing it … and as a veteran, he probably doesn't need as much of the early pre-season grind. In the right scheme, he's plug and play.
It's a lot of change when the guy who valued you isn't there any more and you're coming off a grueling rehab. He's been one of the best--if not THE best--guards in the league for quite some time. It's hard to go from that to a cast-off, and he probably wasn't interested in a bottoming out losing season as part of a rebuild … nor was he welcomed.
Can't say that I blame the guy … but he's saying this now … as we get closer to pre-season don't be surprised if he comes back. That competitive urge kicks in when he sees everyone else doing it … and as a veteran, he probably doesn't need as much of the early pre-season grind. In the right scheme, he's plug and play.
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Dude was already breaking down with the Bears who let him walk and then
we get sucker punched on the plus side of 30 with a player who obviously
didn't take care of himself and was clearly on the slide.
Horrible, horrible signing that was doomed from the start. It was the dudes
2nd time around in FA pimping for some $$$! Plain and simple. Chicago was
smart enough to pass and we took the bait like idiots.
My .02.
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He was breaking down less than Ju'Wuan James … not like he was injured a lot.
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What's our cap savings?
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Come to Miami. Get paid. Retire. Enjoy the weather.
I believe we retain his rights because he still had a year to go on his contract.
You are a NASTY fish! lol :up:
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Didn't realize we were comparing but if we were...
James still has some tread on the tires whereas fatty pants
is hereby retired. That said. I've already stated elsewhere
James @that $$$ is/was a joke. But horse face
Elway was never very bright!