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Time for Kaepernick to officially retire from NFL?
H2o replied to prissythecat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Again, like I told someone else, I'm not going to continue to go over and over the same things with you or anyone else. Go back to my original post on page 3, read the whole thing, and let it sink in. -
Time for Kaepernick to officially retire from NFL?
H2o replied to prissythecat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
It was in response to someone else's post there guy, but thanks for chiming in. There were reports that he did not want to come back to the NFL to be a backup. There were also reports that he was setting his asking price too high as he did with Seattle. He declined his own option in SF. Denver was going to trade for him, but he refused to re-work his contract. This is all of his own doing. If he was on a team for an entire offseason I'm sure he could get an opportunity. But is a team going to do research and draft a young guy they believe can be their franchise or are they going to invest heavily in a guy like Kaep who is 31, been out of the league for a few years now, and was never that great to begin with? How is this hard for people to grasp? -
Time for Kaepernick to officially retire from NFL?
H2o replied to prissythecat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Good for you. Teams don't see it that way because of the total package that comes along with that. Also, have you spoken with Kaep? Does he want to be back in the NFL STRICTLY as a backup QB? -
Time for Kaepernick to officially retire from NFL?
H2o replied to prissythecat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
He is NO Lamar Jackson my friend. Never was even close to the athlete he is. If Lamar's passing stats were an aberration due to the teams he played the first two weeks we will soon find out. Baltimore's schedule gets tougher than the Dolphins and the Cardinals. If they were then teams will treat him just like the Chargers did last year in the playoffs and he will prove to be average just like the other two aforementioned in Kaep and Taylor. If Lamar truly is special in this regard then he can surely have a long and successful run in the NFL. -
Time for Kaepernick to officially retire from NFL?
H2o replied to prissythecat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Look, I'm not going to go back and forth with you about it. The NFL figured him out. Keep him in the pocket and he cannot beat you with his arm alone ala our own Tyrod Taylor who played in the same system. Read the rest of the original post and let it sink in. -
Time for Kaepernick to officially retire from NFL?
H2o replied to prissythecat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The one that Harbaugh and Roman ran in SF. Do you not remember? -
Time for Kaepernick to officially retire from NFL?
H2o replied to prissythecat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
At this point he is 31 years old, was always a gimmick system QB, and would be more of a distraction than anything due to the media circus it would create. No one is going to invest significant money on him because he isn't anyone's long term answer. I don't think he just wants to be a backup somewhere either. This whole situation is of his own making. I don't feel sorry for him because he is rich af from the game itself, as well as endorsements, and also got a settlement rumored to be in the $60,000,000-$80,000,000 range from the NFL. He's no martyr, not by any stretch of the imagination. I wish him no ill will, but I don't buy the victim card he has played due to the way everything has worked itself out. It's not like he was having a HOF career. Talent trumps controversy. You see it with Kareem Hunt, Tyreke Hill, Joe Mixon, Dontae Stallworth, Michael Vick, the list could go on. Hell, how many chances did Aldon Smith get? If he was a top tier QB he would have BEEN signed long ago. People were calling for his head and he was benched in SF long before the kneeling started. Some very casually forget that. -
Have the Bengals become anyone's 2nd favorite team?
H2o replied to Another Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
No. Thanks for helping us get into the playoffs that one time, but they can lose every other game and I wouldn't care. A special shout out to Andy Dalton and Tyler Boyd though. -
For as much as the prognosticators like to think they have it figured out, they really don't. Except for the Pats, Chiefs, and Cowboys imo the rest of these rankings have been wide open. Injuries happen. Teams take a step back in some instances. Schedules change on a yearly basis outside of your own division. They like to put teams in places for their own "reasons" or are simply regurgitating someone else's ideas. They rank schedules according the way teams seemed to perform in the previous year. But truth is until you get about 4 weeks into the season, it's really hard to judge which teams are going where. Even then teams can get hot or they can go cold. The two years the Giants won the SB with Eli they got hot at the right time, made the playoffs as a WC team, and rode the wave to two victories over NE. Let's get a win against Cincy, hope injuries remain at a minimum, and keep this mojo going one week at a time.
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Mike Greenberg Flips out about Jets - Get Up
H2o replied to Rochesterfan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
That was definitely a legit meltdown for Greeny. It's funny to watch. But at the same time, we have ALL been there. You know this to be true Bills fans. I don't know if we were 8 days into the season, but we have all been there. -
The RB stable could be a little questionable going forward.
H2o replied to njbuff's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I wouldn't be mad with a late round pick for Drake. Who are we releasing though? I like our roster right now. Let's just hope Singletary's injury doesn't cost significant time or linger. -
Carter was probably more like, "I got you bruh, I got you, just wait." After that he had the possible roughing the passer where he gave him a little shove at the end.
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That's what brought on the cheap shot by Carter later that didn't get flagged.
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I said it before the season started that the Jets could start out 0-7 if they lost to us and the media's heads would explode. They have a tough stretch right out the gate. I didn't expect it to go south this quickly from Darnold getting mono, to the injuries, to Gase throwing everyone under the bus though.
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In the right situation, if the right DT was doing it, I'd be fine with a couple of late hit penalties where a 300lb man drops his full body weight on him.
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That OL is a mess right now, but their OL coach always seems to get the most out of every guy they plug in. I hope and pray that our defense can constantly hit Brady all game long in week 4.
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Is this the "kiss of death"?
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I, personally, think Cam is done. He's done mentally and his body is failing him after the years of punishment. The Panthers need to be on the lookout for their next QB.
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The Monday Night Football schedule is hot garbage
H2o replied to Dablitzkrieg's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Bojo - I thought for sure he would get a pink slip and we were signing another punter. The guy has been rock solid through two weeks. Shaq - Is this because of the teams we've face or has the light switch finally come on? Either way I'll take it. TE's - Sweeney, Knox, and Smith are holding it down out there. They are not only blocking fairly well, but giving Josh options. John Brown - Same sentiment as everyone one else. He was on pace for 80 catches and 1,100 yards with Flacco last year before Lamar. He may top that here. The OL - It seems these guys are getting it together quickly for not having played together much in the preseason. I love what the FO did here. Team Spirit - Two weeks in a row I see our guys taking up for each other out there at different points. Absolutely love it. Hit our guy and we're going to hit you back.
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Eh, fret not my friend. The media is littered with a bunch of dumb c*nts who go off of box scores and "advanced numbers" instead of actually watching the games they are reporting on. They also have their favorites they play to of course. None of the Bills players are on the list of balls they feel the need to wash yet so this is what we are left with. I'm good with that. We all see the progress with our team.