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I do not buy the injury bullshit. Just my opinion as always but, I can tell when somebody has been yanked because the coach was not happy with him. That was clear in the Vikings game. The injury thing as I said is bullshit. So he has a pulled leg muscle and they can’t tape him up and he can play with a limp?
Wuss
Anyways, I think Fisher panicked and yanked Hill in the 1st game and he knows he made a mistake in that way. Not that AD didn’t play well but maybe Fisher reallizes he was not fair to Hill and should have given him the whole game against the Vikings.
Grits
Well, I think Hill was hurt. I just cant see Fisher
yanking a QB after one bad INT. I think Fisher
would know that, that is a good way to destroy
a QB’s confidence.Who knows though.
I’m pleased Austin Davis is playing well
though. Maybe they have some
depth at QB afterall.Next year, they’ll have Austin Davis
back, and Bradford back, and maybe Hill,
and they’ll probly draft a QB high.
Who knows who will be the QB next year.
My guess is….Bradford.w
v<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>snowman wrote:</div>
Who hit Evans hard enough to force a 10-second runoff and prevent the FG attempt? That man deserves a beer.Tell you what. If TB hadn’t burned a TO unnecessarily when we had the ball, they probably would have won the game. Our defense wasn’t going to stop them.
And, yes, McDonald is one of very few bright spots. I love that guy. Liked him last year.
Well, thats probly true,
but its also true the Rams were playing
on the road with a third string QB.I did not think they could win
on the road with a third-string QB.I’m all smiles about it,
myself.Dallas, man. Dallas
will tell us more
about this team.
Bring on, Romo-the-GunSlinger.w
vWell, I’ve only watched one half of Rams football so far.
I’ll watch the tampa game tonight or 2morrow. So,
I dont have much to go on, yet. In the one half
i watched, I thought the D looked fine.I will say this though — Seattle gave up
over 30 to the Chargers and lost.
It could be that the new rule-enforcement about prohibiting
DBs from touching WR’s is going to change the notion
of what “good defense” looks like. I dunno.
Would that affect run defense too? Maybe.Dallas will be a great test of the new “Third-year-Defense.”
I am really looking forward to seeing how they play.
Last year’s Dallas game was an unmitigated disaster for Jake Long
and the Oline and the Defense.I’m just gonna be quiet until i see game three,
for Fisher’s year-three-team, using its
third-string-QB.Btw, didnt Laurinaitis have a TD
called back in the Tampa game?
Did i read that somewhere?
Cuz that kinda play is a game-changer
on D.
w
vwell i think the issue is too complex to boil it down to the experience of one person.
but i do get the point that it can happen even to a well educated and financially independent person.
But why does that matter? Why does it matter that
“it can even happen to well educated and financially independent persons” ?
I mean, are they more valuable than just
regular-ole-persons ?Think about how it sounds when a Ted-talking-Ivy-Leaguer
says that. …i guess i’m just picturing the reaction to that
comment, if she had said it to a room full of poor-people…w
vWell, its all complicated aint it — the media, the sports league,
the money, the advertising dollars, the various views on Violence
and men, and women, and blame, etc. Lots of contested ideological-terrain.
It oughta lead to some good and bad conversation over the air-waves.All them there clashing ideas
might lead to some learnin,
and change, and growth.Btw, to state the obvious,
sometimes Victims stay with Abusers
because of all kinds of complex psychological
reasons. And sometimes they stay for…
the Money. Either way, they are still
victims of domestic (and perhaps economic) abuse.Alrighty then,
I’m done here.
Go Rams.w
vGood points on the unauthorized law enforcement angle.
But, it doesn’t explain away whispers from NFL officials to reporters that they did indeed see the video and then made it seem like the video would show people that Janae also deserved blame and why it was only a 2-game suspension.
Something more happened behind the scenes, methinks.
No matter what happens, there is a lynch mob mentality toward the NFL office. They better come out and actually address reporters’ questions. A quote here and there doesn’t suffice at this point.
The ‘unauthorized sending’ issue aside,
I just dont think Goodell had the
experience to deal with domestic-violence issues
and apparently he didnt have the inclination to learn
about the issues.NOW, of course (due to the backlash) he has the
inclination to learn about the issue. Which,
in the end, is a good thing.Goodell knows about money and PR — and this was/is a
PR nightmare. So he will educate himself
on these issues.I hope the colleges are paying attention
to all this.w
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