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Malcolm Jenkins
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I wasn't thrilled when the Saints didn't sign Bell and signed Jenkins because I felt like Jenkins might give the Saints an average year or two of play. I think that most of us thought that Bell would be a better option that would play for the Saints for many years. The Whodat Confessional guys assume that when Patrick Robinson balled out a few games ago Jenkins must've been a big reason why since Robinson hadn't really played great until recently. And none of us can argue that this defense is really stepping up (although the teams they've played lately aren't at the top of the league.) For me, I still hate the contrived situation created by the talking heads that a few players ate up and then turned on Drew but the Jenkins signing might actually be working for the Saints. I hope we see a new angry Drew when he comes back and this team runs the table because in the games he's started so far he looks aloof and I blame Jenkins for that. |
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They figured out how to use him.
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Well...for me (and I know this is just my opinion), a players play doesn't erase what they do. I'm not a MJ fan. Haven't been for years. And if we sign a guy that's coming in and needs a 2nd chance, I can deal. But Jenkin's attitude and that whole Brees thing really pissed me off.
I'm sure I'm on a lonely island here, but it's the same reason why I wouldn't want a guy like OBJ. They may be talented, but they're douchebags. And I'd rather not have them. Just my opinion. I'd rather cheer for an up and coming guy or a guy that works his ass off. Leave the drama and ****ty attitudes out of it. I question what MJs attitude would be if we were 2-9, not 9-2. But he's a Saint. So I'll cheer for the defense and be happy if he makes a play. He's just not my kind of player. I guess at 42 years old, I'm just a little more about team players. But I respect other people's opinions. |
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I'm just thinking that he's actually helping the defense play better. |
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He has been helping the defense lately.
However in terms of personality and as a player, I still preferred Vonn Bell. |
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Not sure I remember any standout plays he’s made all season. Early on he and CJGJ were the reason our defense was losing games (penalties and blown assignments), but they cleaned those issues up. CJGJ is becoming a great player, Jenkins has been average.
I preferred Bell, he made more impact plays. |
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I want to see mr no it all MJ leadership play into Sunday’s game. See if he can wake up a team that could go in sleep walking.
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While the results of the defense have been great, the real test is coming with the Chiefs and our ability to not have to go through Green Bay... Jenkins' play has been old, slow, poor, and he'll be exposed in the playoffs; and I'd say it whether I liked the jackhole or not... Hated when we drafted him over Clay Matthews, and hated that we brought the older version back when we ought to have let Gardner move into that role and grabbed another true cornerback... |
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Well, depending on how far you want to go down the rabbit hole, there are many variables to consider about the impact. Think about this...In a way you can compare it to the drafting of Reggie Bush.
I’ve always felt the Saints don’t win the Super Bowl without him...and it’s not because of his talent. Coming from a southern CA school, Heisman, dating a Kardashian etc. all gave the national media a reason to pay attention and pull for the Saints. He was impactful because of the social times. Now think about that angel from Signing Jenkins. Could his signing not be looked at the same way ? Just a thought here because you wanted a lively debate. |
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MJ is finally getting into a rhythm and playing faster. Kwon alexander came in about the time the whole defense took it to the next level. When he makes a good play I'm excited but the rest of the time he is a disappointment to me for both his poor play and disrespecting Drew like he did.
Edit: I have a tendency to hold a grudge against douche bags! |
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:D ;) |
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If you cannot get over petty then the problem is yours, not there's. Think on that a bit. |
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Brees' teammates (not just coworkers...guys that hit and are hit for each other as a team) sold him out through social media rather than have a discussion with the man himself. They announced to thousands, if not millions, that Brees is an ignorant racist. After all Brees did for the Saints and the whole region you consider this to be petty? Okay. |
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If he doesn't care why should you? Maybe because you are a screaming racist yourself? How dare those darkies dis a white man? Is that it? If not explain why it is so important to you. |
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The one thing I can’t understand is why others can’t come around like Drew. Come on guys, we’re talking about human beings here and not some dead animal on side of the road. |
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Come on, Guido. Have a discussion without calling people these awful names for disagreeing with you. You are the poster that says you don't take anything personally and yet you end up being ugly in almost every thread. |
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You said in another thread that if people block you for having a simple debate then that's their problem. But someone sees something different to you and you degenerate to name calling and accusations of racism? |
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I'm still waiting for your answer. Why does it upset you so if it doesn't Brees? |
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You knew the thread would head south but you posted it anyway. Why was that? The team has put it behind them and have managed to win eight games in a row and gaining the best record in the NFC while missing important pieces along the way.
Why did you feel it was so important to post a thread that was expected to go south as you put it? What was your thought process? |
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Some of Brees’ teammates seemed to make it clear that his feelings about the flag and what it meant to him were less important than their feelings. Also implied he was ignorant and “didn’t know no better” because he did not support their actions; as if nobody who disagreed with them could possibly have an informed view. That doesn’t seem right to me.
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Ignorant, yes. I don’t remember teammates calling him racist, no. One could say it was implied. But again, his initial statements were about his feelings and he was scorned for expressing them. Is he not allowed those ?
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Yet some seem to stay fixated for some reason. If it mean nothing to those directly involved then why should it remain so disturbing to others? Perplexing, no? |
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I guess I don’t see where anyone in the thread here expressed anything to say they weren’t over the situation. It’s just talk to fill up time between Saints games. And going back to the initial statements, sure Many players( Brees included) expressed their opinions, but Brees was the only one that was ridiculed for his and pressured by public opinion to apologize for the way he feels about his grandparents service. Let that sink in. He had to apologize for expressing his pride And feelings for what his grandparents did. Surely you can see where some fans felt put off by that- especially those who feel similarly as he does.
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Well? I am still waiting. "If not explain why it is so important to you." |
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So, in a way, you can’t let it go that they can’t let it go. 😆
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Not unreasonable at all.
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You mentioned before it was a dysfunctional family, or something like that here. We all gotta get along.
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MJ has looked good the last several weeks. Much better and more impactful than Von Bell. Slower? Of course...but he’s smarter. I’ve seen several plays from him that don’t show up on the stat sheet. Put him near the line of scrimmage and watch him drop back into zone. Those drags that used to kill us are getting shut down by him allowing the pass rush to get there.
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I agree Rez. MJ has helped stabilize things with his experience and I think they are getting enough pash rush from the front that there aren’t a lot of open guys for other QBs to throw to. What may be the downfall is the long, Hail Mary type passes like Rogers and Wilson love to throw. Big throws have killed over the last few seasons.
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