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wbecker999 · 03-08-2007, 12:37 AM

[QUOTE=That Guy;285758]in case it's not clear:
-show me a team with better QBs or whatnot that had a #2 WR put up worse stats. I think you put too much emphasis on stats. It's a game of inches
he has the athletic ability to be a game breaker .
I'-show me a better "situation" where a #2 WR put up worse stats, I'm not going to search for stats I don't care about stats, he's a game breaker.
-show me how many times a QB's annoyance at a WR has caused worse stats . Bledso & T.O, Brooks & Moss, among others
But the point I want to make here is . Put yourself in the qb's shoes once.
If you couldn't stand a receiver on your team and you have moss , Randell el ,and Cooley to throw to also Who would you look to first? I would go to moss , Randell el or Cooley until he straightens his sh-t out.

-tell me how being "highly competitive" compels Lloyd to disappear for an entire game because he's pouting. that's not exactly my definition of being competitive.

It is though, When you want to win and contribute so bad and you are overly competitive it clouds your judgment.
For example; I watched a story on Mia Hamm she was so competitive growing up if she wasn't winning at something she would quit.Didn't matter if it was a game of checkers.

there's a huge track record with TONS of data about his bad attitude and unwillingness to change said attitude. and the last time the team was together was followed by a portis interview is which he was most definitely (though politely) NOT kind to lloyd and his relationship with the rest of the team.
Again he's a fierce competitor and he thought this offense was under achieving . He probably thinks if the scheme and the quarterback would get him the ball they would be better.
Put yourself in his shoes.
If I were in his shoes with his talent I admit I might have popped off too.
-so, show me some example from a first hand source that'd lead ANYONE of reasonable to mind to think that's changed dramatically over the last two months.

I say it can happen though because if he makes things right it would benefit the whole team.So the team would be smart to forgive and Lloyd would be smart to own up and be a team player.

I don't have that much time on my hands right now.If this thread hasn't dropped of the front page by tomorow night I will supply you with stats and similar situations to back up my opinions.

03-08-2007, 12:37 AM	#16
wbecker999 Camp Scrub Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Iowa Age: 50 Posts: 93	Re: Brandon Lloyd is not a bust! [QUOTE=That Guy;285758]in case it's not clear: -show me a team with better QBs or whatnot that had a #2 WR put up worse stats. I think you put too much emphasis on stats. It's a game of inches he has the athletic ability to be a game breaker . I'-show me a better "situation" where a #2 WR put up worse stats, I'm not going to search for stats I don't care about stats, he's a game breaker. -show me how many times a QB's annoyance at a WR has caused worse stats . Bledso & T.O, Brooks & Moss, among others But the point I want to make here is . Put yourself in the qb's shoes once. If you couldn't stand a receiver on your team and you have moss , Randell el ,and Cooley to throw to also Who would you look to first? I would go to moss , Randell el or Cooley until he straightens his sh-t out. -tell me how being "highly competitive" compels Lloyd to disappear for an entire game because he's pouting. that's not exactly my definition of being competitive. It is though, When you want to win and contribute so bad and you are overly competitive it clouds your judgment. For example; I watched a story on Mia Hamm she was so competitive growing up if she wasn't winning at something she would quit.Didn't matter if it was a game of checkers. there's a huge track record with TONS of data about his bad attitude and unwillingness to change said attitude. and the last time the team was together was followed by a portis interview is which he was most definitely (though politely) NOT kind to lloyd and his relationship with the rest of the team. Again he's a fierce competitor and he thought this offense was under achieving . He probably thinks if the scheme and the quarterback would get him the ball they would be better. Put yourself in his shoes. If I were in his shoes with his talent I admit I might have popped off too. -so, show me some example from a first hand source that'd lead ANYONE of reasonable to mind to think that's changed dramatically over the last two months. I say it can happen though because if he makes things right it would benefit the whole team.So the team would be smart to forgive and Lloyd would be smart to own up and be a team player. I don't have that much time on my hands right now.If this thread hasn't dropped of the front page by tomorow night I will supply you with stats and similar situations to back up my opinions.