Meet the Saints 2008

rjakapeanut · 04-11-2008, 04:58 PM

Originally Posted by Euphoria

and yet my post isn't wrong... I am glad you keep pointing this out because its starting to show your agenda. If you have something to say on the topic please do so but I advise you to refrain from getting personal here.

the problem is, what you posted WAS wrong, lol.

Euphoria · 04-11-2008, 05:13 PM

Originally Posted by rjakapeanut

the problem is, what you posted WAS wrong, lol.

prove it - you offer no explanation - or reasoning. At least post something instead of trying to stir trouble.

jergensl · 04-11-2008, 05:20 PM

euph,
dude chill.

DTs are kind of like forwards in basketball...the 3 and 4 are both forwards, but the 3 is considered a "small" forward and the 4 is usually called a "power" forward. heck, some coaches even call them wings! on the roster it will say forward, but it is a term used. i have often seen 1 DT on a starting line up designated as a NT (usually a big, fat, ugly guy like hollis thomas or gilbert brown). no, it is not the "official" term used on most team rosters, but it is commonly used lingo.

just like a "mike" LB or a "nickel" corner...you won't find these terms on a team roster, but they are commonly used terms

Euphoria · 04-11-2008, 06:14 PM

Originally Posted by jergensl

euph,
dude chill.

DTs are kind of like forwards in basketball...the 3 and 4 are both forwards, but the 3 is considered a "small" forward and the 4 is usually called a "power" forward. heck, some coaches even call them wings! on the roster it will say forward, but it is a term used. i have often seen 1 DT on a starting line up designated as a NT (usually a big, fat, ugly guy like hollis thomas or gilbert brown). no, it is not the "official" term used on most team rosters, but it is commonly used lingo.

just like a "mike" LB or a "nickel" corner...you won't find these terms on a team roster, but they are commonly used terms

There is no basketball in football. a CB is a CB is a CB, you are making my point I appreciate it. A CB is a CB he lines up whereever but he's a CB none the less.

You mean to tell me that if MM goes stands besides Grant and blits he's all of a sudden MM is the DE... NO! He is a CB.

04-11-2008, 04:58 PM	#1
rjakapeanut 100th Post Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 204	Re: Meet the Saints 2008 Originally Posted by Euphoria and yet my post isn't wrong... I am glad you keep pointing this out because its starting to show your agenda. If you have something to say on the topic please do so but I advise you to refrain from getting personal here. the problem is, what you posted WAS wrong, lol.
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04-11-2008, 05:13 PM	#2
Euphoria 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Hollywood, CA Posts: 7,601 Blog Entries: 5	Re: Meet the Saints 2008 Originally Posted by rjakapeanut the problem is, what you posted WAS wrong, lol. prove it - you offer no explanation - or reasoning. At least post something instead of trying to stir trouble.

04-11-2008, 05:20 PM	#3
jergensl 500th Post Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Belleview, FL Posts: 526	Re: Meet the Saints 2008 euph, dude chill. DTs are kind of like forwards in basketball...the 3 and 4 are both forwards, but the 3 is considered a "small" forward and the 4 is usually called a "power" forward. heck, some coaches even call them wings! on the roster it will say forward, but it is a term used. i have often seen 1 DT on a starting line up designated as a NT (usually a big, fat, ugly guy like hollis thomas or gilbert brown). no, it is not the "official" term used on most team rosters, but it is commonly used lingo. just like a "mike" LB or a "nickel" corner...you won't find these terms on a team roster, but they are commonly used terms

04-11-2008, 06:14 PM	#4
Euphoria 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Hollywood, CA Posts: 7,601 Blog Entries: 5	Re: Meet the Saints 2008 Originally Posted by jergensl euph, dude chill. DTs are kind of like forwards in basketball...the 3 and 4 are both forwards, but the 3 is considered a "small" forward and the 4 is usually called a "power" forward. heck, some coaches even call them wings! on the roster it will say forward, but it is a term used. i have often seen 1 DT on a starting line up designated as a NT (usually a big, fat, ugly guy like hollis thomas or gilbert brown). no, it is not the "official" term used on most team rosters, but it is commonly used lingo. just like a "mike" LB or a "nickel" corner...you won't find these terms on a team roster, but they are commonly used terms There is no basketball in football. a CB is a CB is a CB, you are making my point I appreciate it. A CB is a CB he lines up whereever but he's a CB none the less. You mean to tell me that if MM goes stands besides Grant and blits he's all of a sudden MM is the DE... NO! He is a CB.