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theres been talks for months of bring Floyd Reese (Titans old GM) in, but they've jus been playing with his balls the whole time
I say jus get that shit over with and hire him
Marinelli has got to go also. Such a fucking idiot
The problem is, is that our owner is an old fuck that doesnt care about the team, and is only interested in hiring his friends, and making them happy
that sucks man, you'd figure sooner or later a shitty team is gonna start fuckin with your revenue with the stadium, isn't it in everyone's interest to atleast try to put a winner on the field?Quote:
Originally Posted by 11th Chamber
thus goes to the question of why we have been drafting WR's, when we havent had even a decent O-Line since the mid 90's
I remember the Lions team from the mid 90's, maybe around 94 or 95. They were the favorite to win the Super Bowl that year, but I think they lost in their first playoff game. They had the best group of receivers back then.
I remember the squad but can't remember the WR's names, it was a duo though to go with Barry. But the Lions for as long as I can remember never really had the answer at QB and that's always been the downfall.Quote:
Originally Posted by check two
but yeah @ 11th, if you know you're in rebuilding mode I think you HAVE to start with your lines first on both sides of the ball. Any other strategy don't really make sense. You'll get a star QB killed. The WRs won't have time to get open and a RB will get pounded all-day (don't matter if your Adrian Peterson)
O-line first, then your D-line (cuz otherwise you'll get run the fuck over) Once you got those you can pick and choose where you want to go.
Yeah, the trio of receivers were all good: Herman Moore, Brett Perriman, and Johnnie Morton. I read that Moore and Perriman were the first wide receiver duo ever to each catch more than 100 receptions in the same season. And Moore set an NFL record for most catches in a season in 1995. Moore and Jerry Rice were like the two best receivers in the NFL around that time.
For a lot of years that Barry Sanders played on the Lions, they had a real bad offensive line. Imagine if he would have had an O line as good as Emmit Smith had on the Cowboys. I mean, Barry Sanders was still the best running back of all time, but just saying.
no doubt, there will never be another Barry, dude didn't even need a lineQuote:
Originally Posted by check two
you remember (or ever seen) the clip where an entire Bears squad tries to tackle dude and he just pops out the other side of eight people and runs for a touchdown? shit is crazy
Yo....don't use injuries as excuses. Injuries and dropped passes are the most pussiest excuses EVER!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Storm
EVEN JERRY JONES IS CALLING THE BARBARIAN OUT! LOL!
LOL @ kevin Gilbride declined talking to Buffallo about becoming their coach. (In CollegE). I hope his dumb ass does take the job LOL I'd rather have a new OC anyways man.
They already beat the Ravens in Baltimore. Titans defense too much for a rookie QB with no running game.Quote:
Originally Posted by 11th Chamber
Real talk.
Final Score of that game was 13-10 and Flacco has had the rest of the season to grow at QB so that game is in no shape a gimmee. Ravens are still loaded on D and any team that plays great defense has a shot once they get into the playoffs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Embryonic Crusadah
Anyone see the game last night? Panthers did a good job.
yeaf...fucking panthers man...beatin my bucs like that...thats all good tho we will gettim back in the playoffs...hopefullyQuote:
Originally Posted by Hollow Dartz
and dallas did a great job on losing a game the shou,kd have won oh well fuck da cowgirls
Man.....if things keep working out for me like they have the past year.....then it'll end up being Panthers/Giants NFC Title Game, the REVENGE GAME
Who said I was? I said, even though we collapsed at the end, we played well enough to win the game even without Barber.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirty Knowledge