Future Mrs. Cutler said:
What are you on? No way in hell was Rose a top 5 player at that time and no way in hell was he better than Wade. Now? yes, Wade has massively regressed since Lebron has been there. I could give a shit who is MVP because it's almost always completely wrong.Too bad Rose is always injured, really like the kid. I'm speaking under the impression that Bosh doesn't go to CHI as well. Would Chicago be better than Miami? Unquestionably but that's not my point. You are arguing the point of a stacked team while I'm arguing the mind set Lebron had in making his decision. He chose to shack up with another top 3 talent at the time with an additional agreement that Bosh would come with the hopes of a super friend victory. The kind of conversations those three had to have, that they should combine their talents instead of going against each other bother me. If Lebron chose to be the final piece to make a solid team a contender like CHI, I would not only respect that, but have found it smart. Far smarter than going to Miami but that's relatively moot because Miami just won the big dance anyway.
Flukey or not, his history of concussions was part of the decision making process in the amount of money he was offered to remain a Giant and his market value in general. Oakland (stupidly) offered him big money and he left.
Not with Fraudgers at QB. They won't win again until they trade that bum to the Eagles.
The Packers next season.
Um, you have Mark Ingram that you do nothing with already. Ingram on a different team is a fucking beast.
9er's aren't making the playoffs next year.
neither are the Steelers
Sometimes it takes a few players, sometimes it just takes players manning up and playing right.
I do, yes. He was/is an excellent between the tackles runner. He's got a good frame, runs low and was a load to bring down at Alabama. He's got nice speed for his frame, impressive vision and he's being woefully underused in NO who happily plays the RB position by committee. Ingram would be a work horse on a team like the Niners, Bucs, etc. that put actual focus on the running game.
He didn't get big money and he was barely used. He was picked up to save money because they didn't want to pay the awesomeness of Zach Miller.Flukey or not, his history of concussions was part of the decision making process in the amount of money he was offered to remain a Giant and his market value in general. Oakland (stupidly) offered him big money and he left.
Bradshaw is 27. With the feet and ankles of 48 year old.
Big money for what he was at the time I should have said. 4 years at 16 million I think it was and Boss wasn't worth even that. I don't disagree on the reasoning with Miller moving on.
Go watch some Alabama highlights. I disagree.
Ah. Well then, yeah. That's odd. Any particular reason why?
Yay, snark.
All the Alabama tape I watch always show a running back going through a gaping hole and right into the secondary. Difficult to judge.
Unless you're scouting imaginary linebackers, that is.
I don't think so either. It's just how they view the position is all. I think you factor in motivation and the role the guy is playing and he hasn't done much with what he's gotten. I just don't see it as a fit and didn't when he was drafted either (even moreso in that they moved up to get him).Right, and i'm agreeing with you. I just don't think the Saints would go out of their way to bury a guy they picked in the first round not 3 years ago.
And you started it
Heh, that's actually fair but are we saying Eddie Lacey isn't a good prospect because of that as well?
