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Jonathan Sullivan vs. Dewayne Robertson - First 2 years
Dewayne Robertson
Games/ total tackles/ assists/ sacks 2003 New York Jets 16/ 43/ 34.0/ 1.5 2004 New York Jets 16/ 52/ 36.0/ 16/ 3 TOTAL 32/ 95/ 70.0/ 4.5 Jonathan Sullivan Games/ total tackles/ assists/ sacks 2003 New Orleans Saints 14/ 33/ 25.0/ 1 2004 New Orleans Saints 7/ 15/ 11.0/ 0.5 TOTAL 21/ 48/ 36.0/ 12/ 1.5 Dewayne Robertson total tackles: 95 Jonathan Sullivan total tackles: 48 Dewayne Robertson total sacks: 4.5 Jonathan Sullivan total sacks: 1.5 Dewayne Robertson games played: 32 Jonathan Sullivan games played: 21 Note: Sullivan was right there stat wise with Roberstson his first year. And it appears that if Sully would have played in as many games that he would have come close to matching Roberston's prodution for the 1st two years. Just thought it was interesting. Hopefully Sully will see the field this year. |
Jonathan Sullivan vs. Dewayne Robertson - First 2 years
well he would have played in as many games if he wasn\'t a lazy fat a$$ that needs to get kicked to the curb!!!!
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Jonathan Sullivan vs. Dewayne Robertson - First 2 years
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[Edited on 1/5/2005 by GumboBC] |
Jonathan Sullivan vs. Dewayne Robertson - First 2 years
Independent of stats: Roberston - starter, Sullivan - bench.
Why was Sullivan benched, not because he was hurt but because he stunk. This is not a case where we can say this: if Sullivan played more games, he would be doing about the same as Robertson. The reason Sullivan isn\'t playing is because he sucked. Thus, there is NO reason to believe that Sullivan could be doing as well as Robertson with as much playing time, since he could have had as much playing time if he hadn\'t sucked. This argument is a real stretch. To draw an analogy, there must be some reason to believe the two are alike in relevant respects. These two lack the following relevant respect: desire to play football. |
Jonathan Sullivan vs. Dewayne Robertson - First 2 years
Amen Kool. You hit that one out the park.
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Jonathan Sullivan vs. Dewayne Robertson - First 2 years
Yeah Kool....
it think those Hot dogs had a big influence on Sully\'s attitude.....he heard they ran out of mustard and stoped playing......... :casstet: |
Jonathan Sullivan vs. Dewayne Robertson - First 2 years
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You\'ve been making some pretty bold statements lately. That\'s not like you. But, I like it. Speak your mind. But, I\'m going to have to disagree. Haslett didn\'t bench Sullivan because he sucked. He benched Sullivan because he came into camp overweight and didn\'t lose the weight during the season. Sullivan was in Haslett\'s dog-house from day one and remained there the whole season. Tebucky Jones \"sucked\" but Haslett didn\'t bench him. Victor Riley \"sucked\" but Haslett didn\'t bench him. And obviously Haslett still doesn\'t beleive Sullivan sucks. He\'s still on the team. Where\'s Tebucky Jones? |
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Jonathan Sullivan vs. Dewayne Robertson - First 2 years
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You see it your way and I see it mine. You could be right. Sullivan could have sucked so bad that Haslett thought ANYbody would be better. That might be the same reason Haslett shipped Grady Jackson off to Green Bay. I have NO proof why Haslett benched Sullivan. Only speculation. Which is all anyone has. I didn\'t start this thread to bring up the same ol\' arguements. Though I\'m fine discussing them. I was just looking at other DT\'s that were drafted when Sullivan was drafted. Given Sullivans first year production (which nearly equaled Dewayne Robertsons) I think I can draw the conclusion that Sully would have come close to his production had he been on the field. I don\'t think that\'s too big of a stretch. Even though JKool might disagree. |
Jonathan Sullivan vs. Dewayne Robertson - First 2 years
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Sullivan was in Haslett\'s hotdog-house from day one and remained there the whole season. :chef: [Edited on 1/5/2005 by JOESAM2002] |
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