Jaylon Smith Released by the Raiders

[Bob-Lillys-War]

Im not surprised at all .

I hope jerry doesnt sign him

 

[Cowboys5217]

Simple really. These guys fall in love with players; they’re grown men that still hero worship other men. When their fallen hero struggles they get sensitive and lash out.

It's actually a sign of a narcissistic control freak. They cannot deal with the fact that someone else thinks differently than they do and don't defer to them. Appeal to Authority Fallacy is what they feed on.

 

[Coogiguy03]

Injury had nothing to do with it. Always out of position and scared to take the first hit. You could watch him hesitate and then come in second, like the big mouth at the bar that always talked ****.

Lol lol lol lol lol when it's time to fight, acts tough when someone is pulling him away lol

 

[goshann]

Injury had nothing to do with it. Always out of position and scared to take the first hit. You could watch him hesitate and then come in second, like the big mouth at the bar that always talked ****.

Yea it did

 

[noshame]

Listen to me very carefully jerry
Just say no.

 

[Grenic]

I had no idea he was still in the league.

Despite his short career and decreasing productivity still a great story coming back from that injury and getting to play again. A lesser man, wouldn't have worked so hard to get on the field.

Never understood the hate, it's a amazing story, and he had on really good year, realistically he should of never played again

 

[gtb1943]

Never understood the hate, it's a amazing story, and he had on really good year, realistically he should of never played again

A lot of that was because he was a second rd pick and virtually all those that hated that pick wanted him to fail

 

[Soth]

Ahh I remember the zone's Jaylon Smith bashing era.

"Jaylon is the worst LB in the history of forever #%@"
"They better cut Jaylon or I will quit being a fan"

Good times.

 

[1972COWBOY]

Be kind to Jaylon; he got gimped and thrown in with the lions. Although, I still dont understand that keystone cop piling on act he did against Dallas in the Giants game.

 

[Floatyworm]

He was done 5 years ago....why people keep digging him up is beyond me.

 

[Pantone282C]

I had no idea he was still in the league.

Despite his short career and decreasing productivity still a great story coming back from that injury and getting to play again. A lesser man, wouldn't have worked so hard to get on the field.

Gotta admire his courage.

 

[LonnieElam]

That’s a real tough sell against a lot of extremely popular brand names.

It's a straight up monopoly.

 

[bigE79]

Always remember that I correctly identified Jaylon as a scrub before anyone else.

I don't know cpt,I think Risen was the 1st.

 

[nobody]

Never understood the hate, it's a amazing story, and he had on really good year, realistically he should of never played again

He wasted his talent and recovery by not taking the time to study the game and improve. He relied on fading athleticism. He was constantly out of position and late to the party then celebrated big plays he had little to nothing to do with because he piled on last.

It's not hate. It's disgust at the waste of what he could have been versus the joke he became.

 

[ICP]

Would you? He made 1 million this year doing nothing but jumping on piles. Thats good work if you can get it.

Lol, true

 

[Beats_By_Zeke]

I had no idea he was still in the league.

Despite his short career and decreasing productivity still a great story coming back from that injury and getting to play again. A lesser man, wouldn't have worked so hard to get on the field.

Kim Kardashian is a great come back story.

 

[buybuydandavis]

2018 PFF had Jaylon at 84. And that wasn't entirely healed.

Definitely not a scrub. That was probably the season he was a very effective blitzer. Just too bad about the knee.
Too bad about LVE's neck too.
And especially too bad about Fredbeard's GB Syndrome.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

I don't know cpt,I think Risen was the 1st.

Nah.

 

[LACowboysFan1]

Who knows what Jaylon could have done if he wasn't injured in the Fiesta Bowl? Can't really blame wildcatter-Jerry for taking a gamble on him.

Can't blame Jerry completely, but with that injury imho it was unlikely any team would have drafted him at all, especially in the second round.

Should have waited at least a couple more rounds before drafting him, at the time, with his injury, there were many other available players that could have helped Dallas that didn't have a career threatening injury....

 

[Proof]

jaylon doing the landry shift w/ our line while playing for the giants is still hilarious