Why moving on from Bruce Allen this year is pivotal to the future of the franchise.

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by mooby

Literally talent trumps everything. Has anybody learned anything from watching any sports league in the last 20 years?

You can be associated with a murder (Ray Lewis), you can literally murder puppies (Michael Vick) you can beat your wife/significant other (too many to count). As long as you're talented somebody will sign you (unless you fuck with an owner's cash flow; see Kaepernick, C. Even then he made the decision easier by only being backup-qb talented, not starter talented)

You can't be serious. Why are liberals constantly trying to rewrite history? When Kaepernick pulled his stunt he had already been benched for BLAINE GABBERT, look it up! Try telling the WHOLE story, please.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

You can't be serious. Why are liberals constantly trying to rewrite history? When Kaepernick pulled his stunt he had already been benched for BLAINE GABBERT, look it up! Try telling the WHOLE story, please.

I think you misread the original post

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[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

You can't be serious. Why are liberals constantly trying to rewrite history? When Kaepernick pulled his stunt he had already been benched for BLAINE GABBERT, look it up! Try telling the WHOLE story, please.

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

I think you misread the original post

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Whatever, I am just sick and tired of liberals spewing that Kap is out of the NFL because of his leftist views and saying he led his team to a Super Bowl, while ignoring the fact he was 3-16 as a starter his last two seasons. Defenses figured him out, plain and simple, he was lucky he lasted as long as he did.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Buffalo Bob

You can't be serious. Why are liberals constantly trying to rewrite history? When Kaepernick pulled his stunt he had already been benched for BLAINE GABBERT, look it up! Try telling the WHOLE story, please.

That's literally exactly what I'm saying. If he had been NFL-MVP caliber, absolutely he would've been picked up.

He was terrible his last season in the league and if he hadn't been kneeling, at best he would've been looking at "fighting for the starting job in training camp" vs. going in as a backup. Kneeling made the decision easier for teams not to sign him, they didn't want the headache and they decided the talent didn't justify the risk of pissing off their fanbase.

What specifically am I rewriting here?