^ I dunno. Unless you are James Stewart, the NFL burns out a lotta big backs. Purple Jesus is about as big as you can get and survive. If you are Lacy sized, NFL coaches just run you into walls.
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^ I dunno. Unless you are James Stewart, the NFL burns out a lotta big backs. Purple Jesus is about as big as you can get and survive. If you are Lacy sized, NFL coaches just run you into walls.
2017.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zool
Well with that as your backing, who can even argue?Quote:
Originally Posted by Anti-Polar Bear
If the injury is any indication, I'm inclined to agree with APB.
James Stewart always seemed kind tall & thin to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
Some players are simply milksops, regardless of their sizes, but bigger players usually are more equipped to handle poundings than smaller players. That's not to say it woulda been impossible for DuJuan Harris to handle 30 carries a game, 16-19 games a year. Just saying, more often than not, smaller backs are prone to getting pounded into the abyss of oblivion.Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
Btw, Lacy eats too much - that's the reason he currently is not on an NFL roster.
He's 6' 1" and 224. Always looked pretty big to me. Leonard is 6 even and 228. Lacy is 5' 11" and 250+.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Shadow
Purple Jesus is the one who looked too tall and thin to me: 6' 1", 220.
I don't think that is true except to say its probably better for similar style players to be bigger in general.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anti-Polar Bear
Smaller backs don't run the same way bigger backs do. You can't just look at size and project longevity. Ahman Green was 6' even and 217.
Packers have suspended J-Alex for 1 game. Gonna miss the Queens game - with the season on the line.
All because J-Alex went out for the stupid coin toss.
Packers are soft and dumb. Front office definitely embracing the tank.
I'm okay with it. He didn't belong out there. Besides, it's not like Valentine and Ballentine can play any worse than he did Sunday.
Sorry, but yours is the "entitled do what I want" attitude that annoys us old fogeys. Jaire was being a punk. Honestly I'm getting pretty sick of his prima donna attitude. Its barely tolerable when he is playing (well), when he is sitting and sucking it gets you suspended. He almost lost us that game by being a clown. He called the coin right and said "we want to be on defense". If the official didn't cut him slack and clarify, Panthers would have gotten the ball to start both halves. He is a punk and acting like a punk. Honestly, trade him in the offseason if we can score real capital for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anti-Polar Bear
Valentine only played 5 snaps against Carolina. They will probably play better without Alexander. Seems to free lance too often.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
Yep. Nagler got it right too.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobblehead
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7Iz0wn1PXA
Shadow is one of our old timers and brings widsom to the table. But one time he had three draft rules or something of that nature and one of them was to never draft a guy who shows up to the draft with a red suit and polka dot bow tie. At the time Jaire was an all pro corner and top cover guy in the league. Shadow knew. Shadow knew.
Agree with Nagler. Lots of young players in the locker room, sends a message.
Interesting that Gute did it and not MLF. Imagine if Gute had say over the coaching staff; Barry might have been gone last February.
Jaire's body language after the game when asked about it was interesting. Seemed like he knew he fucked up but was laughing it off. Wasn't a good look, and you have to think it makes him look untrustworthy. You can't have guys like that on the field; if you aren't where you're supposed to be the Baker Mayfields and Bryce Youngs of the league will torch you.
If he wanted to be captain he should have asked MLF before the game.
I bet you were happy the Packers took Mandarich over Neon Deion. Prime was the original “punk/Prima Donna” shutdown corner. Not saying J-Alex is a as great as Prime was, but J-Alex sure as fuck ain’t punk/donna wannabes like Ahmad Carrol and Damarious Randall either. J-Alex is damn good when he’s on.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobblehead
Suspending your best corner over a stupid coin toss that has no consequences towards the game is stupid as fuck.
If he had gone out and played the way he is supposed to play, they maybe overlooked the coin toss thing. I agree, Valentine has played very decent, a lot better than Jaire against the Panthers. Just the same, I still think Jaire has a lot of great football to play in his career. I'd hate to see that be with some other team.
this had to happen
the guy put himself before the team and shit on his teamates that actually were the captains by decided he needed to be out there too and then made the call
not to mention he fucked it up
100% gotta send a message that this all was bullshit
alexanders ego has gotten way too big, and his play hasn't been backing it up the last couple of years. plus he just milked that injury for as long as he could
I think it was a combination of screwing around with the coin flip and then going out and giving up 5 receptions against the worst offense in football. Clearly his head wasn't where it needed to be.
He’s been ‘injured’ but wanted to perform before his hometown and family/friends.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman