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  1. adambr2
    They've been statistically really good this year. They are facing the toughest pass rush in the NFL and they now have Alex Light in there instead of Bryan Bulaga. That's not going to be good. No, the O line is not this year's problem. It's having guys like Geronimo Allison and the corpse of Jimmy Graham as trusted offensive "weapons ".
  2. adambr2
    Did they spend any time whatsoever in the last 2 weeks putting together something that resembled an offensive gameplan?
  3. adambr2
    Why do people say "take the points" on a 46 yard FG like it's just a given? It's not. I would have kicked it too, but it's not a guaranteed 3 points.
  4. adambr2
    What a stupid call. Consider your competition. Teams are 2 for 14 on 4th down against the 49ers. You take a timeout only to come back with that vanilla crap.
  5. adambr2
    2 weeks to prepare for the 49er defense and it looks like they cobbled together a gameplan at the club at 11:30 last night.
  6. adambr2
    Even JK Scott has been nothing special in weeks. This entire special teams unit as a whole just stinks.
  7. adambr2
    They look just like they did in San Diego. They didn't possibly do it again, did they?
  8. adambr2
    That happens when it's Week 12 and your special teams has negative net total return yards for the season.
  9. adambr2
    He's terrible. He offers nothing. He doesn't get separation, he's not fast and he doesn't have good hands. The fact that he sees as much playing time as he does is indicative of how bad our receiving corps is.
  10. adambr2
    I'm not sure this game is even going to be close.
  11. adambr2
    What a freaking weak call.
  12. adambr2
    He has really gotten stale there. He's become Mike McCarthy without the Super Bowl.
  13. adambr2
    Jason Garrett is such a terrible coach. Sits on his timeouts late in the first half with New England facing a FG on 4th down. Could have gotten the ball back with 20 seconds left needing only 20 or so yards to try a FG, instead just sits there and New England runs the clock down to make the kick the last play and he misses it. Bad clock management by Dallas.
  14. adambr2
    My God Slye. Good luck in your future endeavors. You're terrible.
  15. adambr2
    TCU probably wouldn't have won anyway, but they were robbed of a last chance to try. Oklahoma was stopped well short of a 1st on 3rd and 1 and everyone was shocked when they gave him the 1st. A good 18 inches short. Reviewed and decided not enough to overturn. Whichever official awarded that first down should be embarrassed.
  16. adambr2
    Could we possibly be any more fundamentally sloppy? It's 2nd and 1 and Coan throws a deep ball into triple coverage. So many fumbles. If these are their potential auditions to the Rose Bowl committee, they're not very impressive ones. Does this look like the second best team in the Big 10? Be better.
  17. adambr2
    Almost the longest in ncaa history... Haven't looked it up. My memory tells me it's 65, but no idea who or when.
  18. adambr2
    That has to be the longest in school history.
  19. adambr2
    It's not that simple, it comes down to how much cash they're eating. Yes obviously if they're eating 12M out of 15M they're going to want a big return, but no one is suggesting that. Baseballtradevalues.com estimates Segura at about -4M in surplus value with his current contract remaining of 14.25 a year for the next 3 years. If they knock that down to 10M a year for a trade partner that's eating about 13.75M, which leaves him about 9.75 in surplus value which is not a blue chip prospect by any means. Says you, and maybe that seems logical in a vacuum. The Phillies aren’t trying to get under the luxury tax/slash payroll nor are they trying to rebuild. Absent those two scenarios historically major league teams don’t give All-Star players away for crap let alone pay said player to compete against them. It just doesn’t happen. If they really want Didi and like him more than Segura going forward and can sign him, get 30M off the books for Segura that they can use for other signings and maybe get a decent upside prospect like Tristen Lutz, what's wrong with that strategy?
  20. adambr2
    It's amazing how bad this defense has become since the first few games. What the heck happened? This team is going to be humiliated by OSU if they even win next week. It's crazy that a month ago they were possible CFP contenders.
  21. adambr2
    It's not that simple, it comes down to how much cash they're eating. Yes obviously if they're eating 12M out of 15M they're going to want a big return, but no one is suggesting that. Baseballtradevalues.com estimates Segura at about -4M in surplus value with his current contract remaining of 14.25 a year for the next 3 years. If they knock that down to 10M a year for a trade partner that's eating about 13.75M, which leaves him about 9.75 in surplus value which is not a blue chip prospect by any means.
  22. adambr2
    Yep. If the Phils took on 5M a year or so for Segura that would be a solid acquisition for us especially since it wouldn't cost much in return for trade capital and would be an easy upgrade over Arcia.
  23. adambr2
    I think you're being a little too hard on them. Portland is a lot better than their record suggests even though they're off to a rough start. Also that was the second game of a back to back with travel in between, never an easy one to win. Anytime you can win both games of a back to back, it's a big plus. They controlled the game from the beginning, Portland went on runs from time to time to make it kind of close as happens in the NBA, but the game result was never really in much doubt. I'd like to see better defense as well, but their style of play will always be conducive to high scoring games.
  24. adambr2
    Yelich is going to be here the next 3 years no matter what. I'd rather worry about winning a World Series in the next years than worry about paying for Yelich in his 30s.
  25. adambr2
    Bill O'Brien sucks. He has to be the blandest, least imaginative mind in football. He has a ridiculous amount of talent on that Texan offense and manages to be incredibly vanilla and predictable.
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