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Or say we pass on Manziel, take McCarron and he goes on to win 3 Super Bowls.mondry wrote: No kidding, that's why they spend countless hours analyzing and studying these guys.
How about another hypothetical?
Say we pass on Manziel and wait to get a guy like McCarron and he's a bust while Manziel goes on to win 3 super bowls?
It works both ways.
this is exactly where frazier fails as a coach. he starts players over how much he likes them as a person or how nice they are. he started players regardless of how terrible they are or poorly they performed. i am so elated frazier is gone, truly a terrible coach. zimmer would bring the right attitude to this team as he has shown for almost 20 years. make it happen wilfs!mrc44 wrote: Seattle is a perfect example of what a good coach can do with a team. The best secondary in the nfl consists of one 2nd rd pick, two 5th rd and a 6th. But the coach made everyone fight for their job and provided a motivating atmosphere that made the players want to play hard and work their #### off to be a part of the team.
Zimmer is going to make some young talent into solid hard hitting starters. Because a coach like Zimmer doesn't care how bad you feel for yourself or all the stupid excuses for getting arrested over and over again. Zimmer won't gaurantee you a spot in this roster if you are going to play like you just woke up hungover. Want to keep making crappy attempts at tackling and only playing when you Feel like it? That nice, theirs the door.
Time to clear out the has Neens and the wannabes and build this young D into a diabolical purple people eating machine
Jim you need to channel one of your previous posts: It is January.Mothman wrote:
You're right.mansquatch wrote:Jim you need to channel one of your previous posts: It is January.
Carry on.
Thanks.I feel sick now. Thanks for that!Texas Vike wrote: I liked what I saw from Mettenberger this year before his injury. He's a big, solid guy w/ a solid arm.
He apparently has some odd hygiene issues (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/0 ... 33081.html)
Funkytown wrote: I feel sick now. Thanks for that!
Next time, warn a person.
Maybe they're high in protein?Going back old school there was a Washington Redskin's linebacker (#55) who was very good his name was Chris HanBOOGER.Texas Vike wrote:
I didn't know booger-eating was your weak point! I mentioned hygiene issues!
A guy can't do anything nowadays w/o public scrutiny! Ask yourselves Vikings fans, do you REALLY want a booger eater for your QB?
He can eat ear wax for all I care if he brings the Lombardi Trophy to MN.Texas Vike wrote:
I didn't know booger-eating was your weak point! I mentioned hygiene issues!
A guy can't do anything nowadays w/o public scrutiny! Ask yourselves Vikings fans, do you REALLY want a booger eater for your QB?
Its natures stick-em. Just a little booger on the fingertips will give a nice tight spiral. Its the little things a QB does that makes them great.Texas Vike wrote:
I didn't know booger-eating was your weak point! I mentioned hygiene issues!
A guy can't do anything nowadays w/o public scrutiny! Ask yourselves Vikings fans, do you REALLY want a booger eater for your QB?
Zack Eatinbooger Quarterback/ "Nose" TackleRaptorman wrote:Let's just say the eating boogers falls under the "Intangibles" category for QB's.
That is FAR from a guarantee. It depends in who is there and I assume Spielman still has full roster control.PacificNorseWest wrote:With Zimmer as coach they will go defense.
