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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
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But mainly this is a pissing match between me and a half-wit. Yes, I'm easily amused.
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Hail Raiser
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
Yeah I get what you're saying, I'm just commenting in general. Seems to be a lot of passion over who should be the 3rd or 4th string RB, just seems kinda silly for people to get so fired up over it.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
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I dont think our special teams have been that spectacular in years. I'd rather have a player that can do multiple things for our team. Than a subpar returner who is a excellent special teams tackler. If that is the only reason you want to keep him. You can't even be called a half wit. If anything Rock is expendable. Thomas, Betts, Moss, etc. can return kicks and play another part on the team. Rock only plays special teams. I never said Mason was the only option. In my eyes. It isn't a question of CP production its about if he gets hurt and Betts comes in an takes over the reigns. Who is going to back him up? If your answer is Rock. Then why couldn't he do it last year. Dude get a clue. Get off Rocks nuts. Because he is a average player at best and is almost 30. I would take Mason, Aldridge & Dorsey over him. Special teams is important. But like someone said. If he is the best player on ST and ST sucks. What does that say? One thing it says is Danny Smith needs to be a better coach and prepare his unit better. Another thing is if Rock is so valuable as a tackler. Why have teams been getting superior filed position on returns for the past few years..?? If you have a player than can return punts and play on offense or defense as aback up or other wise.... Why would you keep a one dimensional subpar player? That stunts yoru chances for having a running back to mold for the future. Again Rock is almost 30..Get a clue. Idiot
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Living Legend
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
Alridge is a nice player but prone to the injury bug going back to his days in Denver. Mason might not excel at ST playing, but can hit the hole better than all the others.
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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
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We're clearly not watching the same team, the Redskins have been one of the better punt and kick coverage teams in recent years. That's directly attributable to guys like Rock, James Thrash, and Khary Campbell. Your opinion on Rock is so far in the minority that it's not even worth debating anymore. Come back to reality a little bit, study up the numbers some, and maybe we can continue the conversation.
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
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One dimensional player that is average. 30 years old. Is not an asset at any other position. Like Devin Thomas, Moss, or Betts (or even Thrash when he was here for that matter). You would rather keep him over one of 3 RBs that can groomed for the future? One that couldn't even back up Betts when he went down last year. Some say punt return duties made that impossible. Okay didn't ARE return punts and was the 2nd WR. Dude please. Are you doing a headstand? Because you are talking out your ass...Or your not as intelligent as you think you are. Rock will be gone. Get your Kleenex.. Read my comment and then maybe you can have a better understanding than your blind commitment to a player that has reached his ceiling and is kept on the team because he's such a good tackler on special teams. He can be replaced and someone can take his palce. If not Danny Smith needs to re-examine how he coaches. If Rock is his ST super hero.. Debate with yourself dude..
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A Dude
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
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Rock Cartwright, 6th in the NFL in kickoff return yards, 2008: 2008 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN Rock Cartwright, 6th in the NFL in kickoff return yards, 2007: 2007 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN Rock Cartwright, 2nd in the NFL in kickoff return yards, 2006: 2006 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN By the way, you don't groom RBs for the future. They either come into the league ready to light it up or they don't (see Forte, Matt; Portis, Clinton for immediate success stories). The only way RBs seemingly bloom late is when they're stuck behind an entrenched star and then something changes (see Turner, Michael behind LDT and Holmes, Priest behind Jamal Lewis). Marcus Mason is not that talented, plain and simple. Like I said, learn the game and the numbers, and know what you're talking about, then come back and see me.
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
[quote=Schneed10;583374]Here are your numbers:
Rock Cartwright, 6th in the NFL in kickoff return yards, 2008: 2008 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN Rock Cartwright, 6th in the NFL in kickoff return yards, 2007: 2007 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN Rock Cartwright, 2nd in the NFL in kickoff return yards, 2006: 2006 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN Quote:
Okay since you are a great statistician and that's what you base everything on (dork). Post this stat! How many times has he returned one for a TD? Then come back and talk to yourself. Is this Rock or Danny Smith? LMAO
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
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That being said....when does the season start again?
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
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First, you asked Schneed to show you the numbers, then you summarily dismiss quantifiable facts and name call. That's a way to lose arguments. As for the TD number, rather than asking a dismissive question you might have gone and looked yourself, my guess is the stats that Schneed gave you include those numbers. But stats are for dorks, so they don't count, but then you ask for them. strange rebuttal sir, strange rebuttal. |
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Join Date: May 2008
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Re: Vinny tips his hand on the final 53
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Rock was number 6 in yardage last year. And he can tackle!!! I would post a link to it, but you know that. You can look at other years too. And then tell me who is better than Rock over those years. It won't be Mason or Alridge.
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