My point has been made, and I'd guess you wouldn't be able to surmise.
As for Jaylon......"It was obvious that Jaylon either didn't put in the study time"......where'd you come up with that? (Dumb jock)
As for SLee......"but it was obvious that he was always working on his craft and studying"......where'd you come up with that? (Smart to make up for athleticism)
But no response about LVE.
Deep thinking baby, deep thinking. This is gonna shake the leaves, for sure. And I'm good with that.
Dude, whatever. Sean Lee was almost always in position to make plays. LVE is a joke at the position just as Jaylon is and should be gone by the end of the season. The Cowboys were smart not to pick up LVE's option.
I never said Jaylon was dumb. He doesn't have a football mind and video evidence of his play shows that. He's clearly got intelligence and that shows off of the field. You have an agenda to imply something that simply isn't the case. Get the chip off your shoulder and figure out that we're talking football only here, not a banned topic. You're shaking the wrong tree. I wish Lee, Jaylon, and LVE all had the intelligence, dedication, and talent of Parsons.
Sean Lee had some physical talent, but there's a reason he was a leader for so many years. Jaylon had extraordinary physical ability before his knee injury. He even played with some mental talent some after but degraded when his physical ability did and who knows what he would be like had he spent more time studying the game rather than focusing off the field. Recently? This season especially he looked like a seventh grader learning the position; Tons of enthusiasm and energy, but zero awareness.
I'll reiterate for you. Jaylon was
unwilling or unable to keep up with studying the game and it showed by his play. Otherwise he wouldn't have been cut by two teams, the latter of which desperately needed linebackers. Personally, I think he was unwilling and was more focused on off-the-field business things.
But you continue to do you and think incorrectly about other people's motivations when you don't even know them.