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Originally Posted by FRPLG
You're damn right I frustrated here. We have fans sitting here and without good reason or knowledge accusing people of lying and having personal vendettas for whatever reason. I have a problem with that. My main frustration comes from the fact that not one of those people has brought up a valid argument as to why Gibbs and Co. are wrong and Lavar is right. I would love to hear one! I am not saying that there aren't any but i haven't seen one presented here. The arguments are almost all based in conjecture and emotion. I have not once been this confused as to an opposing argument on this board in over a year. I truly baffles me as to why there is this ground swell of support for lavar and this apparent distrust of Gibbs and Co.
This is how I see the argument basically breaking down:
-Lavar was good when actually played like two years ago. He can rush the passer and plays very athletically. He made big plays and was dominant.
-He is 100% healthy now and is better than both Holdman and Clemons.
-Arrington had a dispute with the FO on his contract that created some bad blood as well as hard feelings about his injury situation last year
---All this equals to Arrignton not playing because they don't like some of the things he ahs done in the past and are willing to forego what he'd bring to the table by benching him.
Is this accurate?
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I am not saying thats the way it is, but sometimes in this world thats what it comes down to. I think alot of us LaVar fans want to believe its the offseason stuff, and contract, not the fact that he cant play or cant pick up a system. I just keep going back to what Gibbs and GW said when they got here about how excited they were to have LaVar on the field in this attacking defense. Now things may have changed, but remembering the things that were said last year and how much praise he received last year for the way he was playing I find it hard to believe he would just forget how to play the D GW was asking for. Remember how much GW said after watching LaVar he was going to be a pro bowler every year, he was going to make LaVar great. Somebody with that much excitement and passion about an individual just doesn't go away, atleast I wouldn't think so. Its just hard to fathum him falling so far down the depth chart soley based on lack of knowledge or lack of discipline. Maybe it is, who knows