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This is all qvite easy to explain… when the athlete accomplishes a feat that invokes intensely positive emotions, he regresses back to an earlier mental state when he had equally intense positive emotions and acts out on these feelings. These bridges to past emotional states can go all the way back, as evidenced by the Seattle Wide Receiver during the Super Bowl who travelled all the way back to his first poop not in a diaper. Such a happy boy! If only more players can travel that far back, past their first erections or first orgasms, we won’t see as many provocative displays…
Apparently soccer players can travel back deeper into their emotional past than american football players.
By the way, if you google image “american football player thumb sucking” pictures of Jay Cutler appear, but unfortunately, none where he is actually sucking his thumb.
Mothra oh Mothra
If we were to call for help
Over time, over sea, like a wave
You’d come
Our guardian angel
Mothra oh Mothra
If we were to call for help
Over time, over sea, like a wave
You’d come
Our guardian angel
Mothra oh Mothra
If we were to call for help
Over time, over sea, like a wave
You’d come
Our guardian angel
Mothra oh Mothra
Of forgotten kindness and ruined spirits
We pray for the people’s spirit as we sing
This song of love
Mothra oh Mothra
If we were to call for help
Over time, over sea, like a wave
You’d come
Our guardian angel
No.
They need to win now. That does not mean paying the price it would take to get Mariota or Winston and hoping he can start and win right away.
And having another good DT on a prove-it deal fits their philosophy on several fronts.
I agree. I don’t think there’s anyone in this draft worth moving up for if it costs the Rams a decent starting-caliber QB and a potential probowl DT.
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I know it was you, Fredo…You broke my heart!
You broke my heart!
Stefen Wisniewski, Center: Consistently impressive run blocker who struggled in pass protection in 2014. Wisniewski has previously shown to be better than that and is the kind of center you can hand a long-term deal to and be comfortable you’re set there.
I’d like to see a thorough analysis of Wisniewski based on his play as a pro. Did the projected weaknesses coming out of college (ex lack of lower body strength) get corrected or is it still an issue (that is, if it ever really was an issue)? The quote above would imply that perhaps the lack of lower body strength either got fixed or was overblown in the initial breakdowns but it’s hard to say for sure without more info.
I’d like for them to sign Wisniewski. Mid 20’s, great pass blocker, and he shouldn’t cost a fortune. It’d be nice to have a good center.
Agreed.
But it would be really great if they could sign both Wisniewski and Blalock.
And Barksdale.
Is there enough cap room remaining to sign those three?
Wait, and Britt?
Those four then.
Get those four signed and I will personally guarantee a playoff berth.
I say, look again.
The Eagles have one of the 2-3 best OLs in the league, and their sack percentage is low.
If you watch the plays again, it’s not that protection breaks down, it’s that Foles holds the ball. He takes too long to get plays off and has a slowish release on top of it.
Well, I’m not saying you’re wrong. I did see him hold the ball on some plays but it’s hard to know why he was holding the ball. Maybe no one was open so he was trying to extend the play. Watch the highlites against the Vikings again though. He did not get good protection in that game but he was able to feel the pressure and buy time with his legs. I did see him throw off his back foot which I didn’t like.
By the looks of things Foles must be used to poor pass protection. He rarely had a clean pocket to throw from in that video. He seems pretty good at extending plays and has good pocket awareness. I did see his mechanics breakdown when defenders were around him but in those instances he didn’t have room to step into his throws. He made a coupla’ bad decisions while throwing off his back foot that worked out which is why they are on a highlight reel but I would prefer he not try that with the Rams. He’s also a lot more mobile than I thought.
There’s just somethin about Bradford
they didnt like.I have only seen Foles stats. I’m
curious what kind of “leader” he is.
Cause i got a feeling the Rams
might want a different type of leader.
Just wild speculation of course.Sam Bradford, an Eagle. Wow.
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vYeah, I dunno. I can’t speak to whether Foles is a leader. The Eagles didn’t want him though. Sam certainly can run a spread offense…
I can see trading Bradford if you no longer think he’s your guy, but settling for Foles makes me gag. And why did it take Snisher so long to figure out Bradford wasn’t their guy? If they had figured that out a year ago or sooner they could have had better options for a replacement.
Well, could be. Could be. I dunno.
Maybe not. We’ll see, i guess.
I wonder if the new QB coach had something
to do with this?Was it Bradford’s “personality” ?
IS Foles one of them fiery types?w
vIs he fiery? I don’t know. He did hang out with Flo alot.
Wow.
I could puke.
Easily the dumbest move of the Snisher regime.
This just came out of nowhere, didn’t it? I wasn’t prepared for such a vast amount of dumb all at once. Not out of Snisher, anyway. Even though they didn’t all work out, up to this moment their personnel decisions have been pretty smart. Some might have been questionable, but at least they were all grounded in logic.
This though…
I don’t know what you call this.
