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"Given opportunity", is the entire faulty premise you have built this BS argument on. Unless you mean by his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, the team and coaches have given him multiple opportunities and he has not surprised anyone with any of them. |
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The QB posting this draft is good and we gave our 1st to a team that's undefeated.
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Get a win this weekend and we’re right back in the battle for 1st place. The division is there for the taking. Hopefully this decision doesn’t keep us from making a run.
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The division is definitely up for grabs.
But we gotta start winning games. Side note - Tampa may have lost their top pass rusher on last night - Shaq Barrett - possibly a torn Achilles. That would sting. |
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When I tossed a coin it came up Dalton.
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I think Payton might have been able to fix Winston if he had the oline and weapons to keep Winston safe while he settled in. But Loomis busted the cap and Payton peaced out knowing he would lose Armstead and have to rely on Peat and have no proven healthy wide receivers. So Mr. .250 DC took over as head coach and the difficult project of fixing Winston went to a defensive coach who was a reclamation project himself with makeshift oline and ‘now you see me, now you don’t’ receivers. So not too surprisingly Winston struggled. I don’t think we have the environment to fix him and probably he will never be fixed. For us, Dalton is probably the more finished product we need but who knows, maybe Allen can break Dalton too. I don’t blame Michael Thomas too much. I don’t think he wanted to become Victor Cruz. He just did. But then again Tiger Woods was hurt for years and came back to win. Maybe one day Michael Thomas will be healthy enough to play golf too.
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Keep protecting Dalton, he looks cooler under pressure, and with the pressure even cooler, he looks even cooler. Keep dialing up some Taysom surprises in the right dosage (even a few passes), play-makers keep making plays, DEFENSE NEEDS TO STAY HOT... and we just might be onto a winning streak.
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Run Taysom towards the side of Marcus Peters. He wants no part in tackling, kind of like Mathieu.
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NO more Winston. That ship has sailed.
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"THE GUIDO SHUFFLE" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: 1. Chastise posters for what they write because you don't agree. REMEMBER? "...... Also, a large percentage are gullible in what they read is FACT ... sadly." 2. Turn around and do exactly what you tell others not to do. Original Posts By: AsylumGuido "If Thomas had anything more severe than grade two he would have been placed on IR. I'd be shocked if he doesn't return within the next couple of weeks." "Not shocked at all." Should I be?" (SEE #3 ) 3. DENY, DENY, DENY. :whatever: |
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It’s obvious Dalton is the best QB on the team. That’s not saying much at this point. Maybe draft one or pick up Daniel jones, JG or Max Jones in the off-season.
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This just reminds me we had a chance to draft Lamar but we chose Davenport.
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I was not shocked for a couple of reasons. First, after 65 years on this planet nothing truly shocks me anymore, regardless of using the literary phrase. Second, the fact that they finally DID place him on IR while sharing the fact that he had dislocated the toe instead of suffering a more mild injury implied earlier changed the parameters and made the decision clearer. |
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