Let him walk

[retailguy]

Learn something


http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packe...135146223.html

Great quotes in that article. Well done.

[RashanGary]

An awful lot of interceptions happen when AR throws the ball his way. Whenever Finley is on the field it seems like about half of is interceptions are on Finely targets. Maybe it's a fluke, but it's also a trend.

[SkinBasket]

If you're talking about the INT today, the defender got a hand on it because it was underthrown.

Under-thrown right into his fucking hands.

But I think it's stupid to let him walk.

[retailguy]

let him walk? Stupid talk. No f'in way.

[King Friday]

Yeah...letting him walk seems dumb. Franchising seems fine to me...he's a top 5 TE talent wise, so that isn't overpaying for him. I'm not sure how well Finley will take being franchised though.

[pbmax]

Under-thrown right into his fucking hands.

But I think it's stupid to let him walk.

It was underthrown, not uncatchable. He had to reach through the DB to reach the ball. Even if he gets it, the DBs arms are between Finley and the ball, easy to breakup. The ball should be higher.

Finley should also be able to make that catch on occasion.

[pbmax]

An awful lot of interceptions happen when AR throws the ball his way. Whenever Finley is on the field it seems like about half of is interceptions are on Finely targets. Maybe it's a fluke, but it's also a trend.

Its one or the other, not both.

[Zpark93]

We will see how valuable he is with Jennings out. But it would be stupid to let someone with his talent just walk.

[Lurker64]

Why is everybody opposed to using the Franchise Tag in a situation for which the Franchise Tag was basically invented for? It's not like it will be expensive to franchise Finley, either.

[gbgary]

An awful lot of interceptions happen when AR throws the ball his way. Whenever Finley is on the field it seems like about half of is interceptions are on Finely targets. Maybe it's a fluke, but it's also a trend.

AR doesn't throw an awful lot of interceptions. AR's few ints are on him most of the time.

[superfan]

I noticed a few excellent blocks he made, one was on Grant's 2nd TD. I was actually impressed with Finley today, showed more blocking than I've ever seen from him, despite the zero catches and his partial culpability on the INT. We'll see how he reacts this week. If he is grousing about not getting the ball, that would be a bad sign. If he says the right things about the team victory, then I'm on board with keeping him at a reasonable price.

[pbmax]

I noticed a few excellent blocks he made, one was on Grant's 2nd TD. I was actually impressed with Finley today, showed more blocking than I've ever seen from him, despite the zero catches and his partial culpability on the INT. We'll see how he reacts this week. If he is grousing about not getting the ball, that would be a bad sign. If he says the right things about the team victory, then I'm on board with keeping him at a reasonable price.

That makes it sound as if his attitude is week to week. He is on board. Its like Finley is the new Crosby around here.

[gbgary]

I noticed a few excellent blocks he made, one was on Grant's 2nd TD. I was actually impressed with Finley today, showed more blocking than I've ever seen from him, despite the zero catches and his partial culpability on the INT. We'll see how he reacts this week. If he is grousing about not getting the ball, that would be a bad sign. If he says the right things about the team victory, then I'm on board with keeping him at a reasonable price.

he hasn't complained about the ball since his rookie year. all he ever says is how happy he is being in Green Bay.

[mraynrand]

Im tired of this idiocy. How was our offense better last year?

Exactly. Thank you. 'Nuff said.

[RashanGary]

From the Giants game, on, when Starks got the running game back on track? Just as good, actually. Nuff said. End result? Champs. Nuff said.

Really though, it's the endless debate. The new forum bitch fight.