SquidwardTentacles
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who sticks with non-producers? Good business not built on sentiment.With all confidence I can say this is bravado keyboard talk and you don't truly believe this.
who sticks with non-producers? Good business not built on sentiment.With all confidence I can say this is bravado keyboard talk and you don't truly believe this.
Pretty sure Martin is the better player today.Big Martin fan, but I would take Larry Allen everyday of the week over Martin
Sounds good but you don't truly believe this. We all know it. It's okay you can be keyboard tough.who sticks with non-producers? Good business not built on sentiment.
I agree totally with you. It was HIS DEFENSE that allowed scores on what the first 6 drives or something like that.I still view the Green Bay game as his fault since he saw how the Packers were torching the defense in a certain look he kept on giving them on defense and he refused to adjust or try to change up. In an attempt to at least see if different schemes and getting pressure on Love could help slow the Packers offense down.
Hope he doesn't come back.
Let's do a seance and see what the spirits saySounds good but you don't truly believe this. We all know it. It's okay you can be keyboard tough.
bet he could beat Deacon Jones on a stunt.Pretty sure Martin is the better player today.
Suit Martin up and Larry Allen up and Larry won't make it through practice.
Just a thought
No Probs My Man, and I understand. It's just that out of all the players on the team , Zack Martin is the last one I'd say Hasn't Earned His elevated status.I'm not pissed at you. Didn't mean to come across that way.
Text is a poor format for communication. If we were face to face, you would have seen that I'm just talking with you.
I made no reference to the quality of his play.
But this is business. Sure, past performance may be an indicator of future performance, and it may give one leverage in contract negotiations. But past performance is not necessarily an indicator of future performance. Check out the pro forma of any ETF.
These are mutually voluntary contractual arrangements. Nobody has the right to anything.
You can do whatever makes you feel warm and fuzzy.Let's do a seance and see what the spirits say
He's solid.No Probs My Man, and I understand. It's just that out of all the players on the team , Zack Martin is the last one I'd say Hasn't Earned His elevated status.
Oh that we had more players with his grit
Oh-oh., a keyboard snark specialist. How neat.You can do whatever makes you feel warm and fuzzy.
But you don't believe what you're spouting.
Not sure it is as much a good thing as it just makes sense.Don’t know why having Quinn back is a good thing. Statistically the defense is highly rated, but I think bloated due to them playing against inferior competition; but when matched-up against playoff caliber teams or the 7th-seeded GB Packers, the defense comes up short. Inability to stop the run has been an issue since DQ since he has been in Dallas.
It was his fault for not getting better LB depth and instead adding safeties.I'd love Dan Quinn back. What happened against GB and the run this year was not his fault. We lost LVE, Diggs, Hankins for a while, Gilmore was hurt vs GB which forced us into a zone and Mazi did not take the next step.
Unfortunately, the Jones boys seem to keep players around past their expiration date.no player has the "right" to decide when he comes or goes.
Produce or pack up. Doesn't matter what you did yesterday. Today is all that matters.
Really?I still view the Green Bay game as his fault since he saw how the Packers were torching the defense in a certain look he kept on giving them on defense and he refused to adjust or try to change up. In an attempt to at least see if different schemes and getting pressure on Love could help slow the Packers offense down.
Hope he doesn't come back.