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Hail Raiser
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Re: Thank You Kirk Cousins Thread
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You did WHAT?!?
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Re: Thank You Kirk Cousins Thread
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Living Legend
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Re: Thank You Kirk Cousins Thread
Doubt this is true but if it was lololololololol
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Playmaker
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Re: Thank You Kirk Cousins Thread
The NFL is a business. It is a $9billion dollar a year business. The owners get city and states to spend tax payer dollars to build the Stadiums for them. They strong arm and threaten their home city that they will move if they do not get a sweetheart deal. That is the "loyalty" the teams show.
Now you are upset that a player wants his freedom from the team that has owned his rights his entire 6 year working career? What is so wrong with a good player wanting to be a free agent after 6 years and finally getting the chance to test the open market? Good for Kirk. |
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Re: Thank You Kirk Cousins Thread
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But I can still enjoy watching really good players on other teams as long as they are not in the NFC East or playing the Redskins. I remember as a kid rooting for the 70's Steelers against the Cowboys in the Superbowl or being amazed watching a young OJ Simpson run all over the other NFL teams. |
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Warpath Hall of Fame
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Thank You Kirk Cousins Thread
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Other than that, standard pc-talk for "thank god I'm leaving." I thank him for the good times, and hopefully Alex Smith's success will make KC a distant memory, and I look forward to hopefully crushing KC next time we play him. |
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Living Legend
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: Thank You Kirk Cousins Thread
Still seems a little bittersweet that it didn't work out w/ Cousins. It's going to be weird looking at him in another uniform next year.
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A Dude
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Re: Thank You Kirk Cousins Thread
His goodbye note is so well-written and I think very genuine. Leaving is no doubt what he wanted, but it doesn't mean he won't look back fondly at his years here.
But ultimately, while I take a moment to feel the goodbye, I return to looking forward. As would he. Time for the Alex Smith era. I look forward to reading a heartfelt goodbye from him, hopefully five or more years down the line, and hopefully with a lot of success for him to reminisce about.
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Re: Thank You Kirk Cousins Thread
good luck, Kirk.
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Living Legend
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Have any of you seen your ex out with another dude? That's kind a how this feels. lol. This was a drafted guy who earned it the hard way. And even though I feel Cousins is partly to blame, it still feels strange. Right now I have zero attachment to Alex Smith. I'm sure that will change at some point. We all get some kind of attachment to our players. I think the worst for me was seeing Art Monk wear an Eagles uniform. That should have never ever happened. I want Kirk to do well but then there's part of me that wants him to fall flat on his face.
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A Dude
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