I will forever remember him only as the guy who got absolutely ragdolled by Milano on one of the most vicious hits I've ever seen. Can't recover from that.
This thread is just confusing to me. Sure, Joe M was definitely very down on Walker during the draft, but in the video posted in the OP, he is heaping praise on him and sounds super excited about what he is able to do. He also stated how he was starting to prove him wrong. Isn't that what you all would like to hear? Or do you just like piling on someone based on the first few seconds of the video?
I agree. It does seem strange that we haven't heard a peep about his injury yet. He's most certainly undergone some tests; if anything was definitive, we'd have heard by now.
I mean, the guy’s been injured all of camp. He finally gets out there, and I’m guessing he just reinjured whatever it was that kept him out for so long. So long, NFL dream.
True, but in all fairness:
Both the DTs were double-teamed off the snap, and
That was Zion Logue and Casey Rogers (?), neither of whom should make the team or should ever see snaps for this team in a game that counts.
Great stuff, thanks. There were actually some decent things there, receivers and RBs were getting open. Mike White was just terrible, though, as was the interior OL.
FYI, that third video in the initial post was to Latu, not Hawes.
Just as long as he doesn't go to any AFC East rival, or KC or Balt.
If he somehow goes to Denver, that could be a problem too. But at least KC would have to deal with that more than us.
You see, that way if Hairston fails he can say, "I was right!" and if he succeeds he can say, "I'm glad I was wrong!"
It's the lazy way of being a fan.
Have you or anyone ever sat in corner seats? My new seats are in the corner, just wondering how good the view generally is, particularly when the game is at the far end of the stadium.
I would agree with that. I can't think of any other play that was so blatantly obvious, and in such a crucial situation, that was called so poorly. I mean, there is no nuance to it at all. There can't be a single person on Earth who thinks, "I don't know, it was close. I can see why they didn't call it."