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giants vs pats super bowl rematch?
rvens had that game. very poor coaching decisions on their end. plus, dwan landry cant tackle...Quote:
Originally Posted by Art Vandelay
i honestly dont understand this team sometimes. you're facing a shoddy secondary and you have 4 WR's who can make plays, but you can't find a way to get them the ball? c'mon Cam. then the HC opts to go for it on 4th and 2 when you have a kicker who has been booming all season?... and that polamalu play? first, why are they throwing on 2 and 5 with 3 minutes left? and second, how does no one pick him up?
now, since you mentioned injuries, ravens were down their best backfiled blocker in mcclain, and thier best blocking TE in heap. last game, on that TD pass to win it, polamalu blitzed and heap was right there to pick him up. terrible.
but thats the thing about the nfl, it's always the small things that add up to a win...
lol @ the Giants going to the Super Bowl!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirty Knowledge
It's not as far fetched as the Titans..
That's not saying much. The Titans are completely lost without Vince Young. Just like they were last year until they started him. Last 2 seasons with Vince starting = 12-4 Without him starting = 1-11Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirty Knowledge
It's funny because 2 seasons ago you were anti VY and all about Kerry Collins taking ya'll on a sick playoff run. And the Titans win because they have Chris Johnson taking a heavy load of pressure off VY and because of defense. VY is too immature for this league.
Redskins suspend Haynesworth four games without pay
The Washington Redskins have suspended defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth without pay for the last four games of the regular season.
The team says in a press release Tuesday that Haynesworth was punished for "conduct detrimental to the club" and that he was told of the suspension by general manager Bruce Allen.
Coach Mike Shanahan said in a statement that Haynesworth "repeatedly refused to cooperate with our coaching staff in a variety of ways over an extended period of time."
Shanahan said Haynesworth "consistently indicated" to defensive coaches that he wouldn't play in certain defensive packages and refused to follow coaches' instructions in practice and during games.
Shanahan also said Haynesworth "consistently indicated" to defensive coaches that he wouldn't play in certain defensive packages and refused to follow coaches' instructions in practice and during games.
Furthermore, according to Shanahan: "When Albert was at Redskin Park (on Monday), he told our General Manager Bruce Allen that he would no longer speak with me. Although suspending any player is not a decision that a head coach enters into lightly, I believe the situation has reached the point where the club clearly has no alternative."
NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora reports that Haynesworth will appeal his suspension, according to a league source. Also, LaCanfora reports that the Redskins will likely use the suspension as an attempt to recoup some of the $20 million bonus he received in April. However, under the current collective bargaining agreement, their ability to actually do so, based on precedent, appears scant.
Haynesworth has settled into a role as a part-time player this season, happy not to be a regular part of the team's "Okie" run packages. He's not the starting nose tackle -- as was envisioned when the Redskins switched to the 3-4 scheme this season -- and instead is playing mostly in nickel packages as a "three-technique" tackle, the role he had during much of his seven seasons with the Tennessee Titans.
It was Haynesworth's aversion to the 3-4 that led to months of offseason drama. The Redskins offered to released him if he didn't take his $21 million contract bonus on April 1, but he accepted the money. He later asked to be traded, skipped offseason practices, needed 10 days to pass a training-camp conditioning test, traded verbal volleys with Shanahan and was well behind in learning the new scheme.
"We've got a guy in front of me who can play the 3-4 better than I can, so whatever helps the team," Haynesworth said. "I do get to play the nickel, and I play well in that, so that's when you see me in there."
Doesn't he want to be a starter?
"I would like to start and start playing like I used to ... but right now I'm fine with it," he said.
On Monday, teammate Phillip Daniels called Haynesworth out, essentially for being selfish. He was publicly summoned to the coach's office. A television report suggested he appeared "hung over" at practice last week.
Then, late in the day, Haynesworth had his own say. Appearing on a radio station, he blamed the report on "haters" who don't like him, said he's too upset to meet Tuesday with coach Shanahan, and again proclaimed he could be the greatest ever if he could play the way he wants to play.
"I believe there's some kind of haters in the organization, that they don't like me," Haynesworth said on 106.7 The Fan. "I don't know if it's players, I don't know if it's coaches, I don't know who it is. Obviously, somebody who doesn't like me, which is fine. But when you go out there and start making up lies, then, yeah, I've got something to say."
In defending himself, Haynesworth seemed to confirm what Daniels was saying, speaking disproportionately about personal goals rather than team goals. He also referenced how he was used in Tennessee before signing with the Redskins last year. "Everybody's saying I'm not committed," he said. "I'm committed. I'm out here to play. I always play hard. I play hurt. I mean I'll blow out something before I quit playing."
Haynesworth said that he was too upset to talk to Shananhan Tuesday and that he would postone their meeting. "I'm not going into the office tomorrow," he said Monday. "I'm still heated over this. I just got sick of it."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
The Redskins are a joke. Dan Snyder is a joke. And switching that defense to a 3-4 was a joke.
What? I've never been anti VY. Maybe you could clue me in on how you knew anything about my opinions 2 seasons ago. By the way, Chris Johnson has missed 0 games the last 2 seasons. With Vince 12-4 Without him 1-11. What exactly are you failing to understand about that? Immature or not, the Titans are 12-4 with him and 1-11 without him. K?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirty Knowledge
Exactly, I said CJ has taken pressure off of VY and kerry when he plays. VY is immature, and the entire team is immature. That coach allows it too. Didn't you see Cortland Finnegan get his dome lumped up? Because he's a dirty punk. That's what happens to chumps like that. And ya'll have been getting punked by Pittsburgh because you're punks. Pittsburgh punks you guys. I know it hurts but I'm just being real here. Remember I was big upping the Titans last year because I do think VY was playing with a spark and he was stepping up but his troubles this year prove all over again that the guy is a headcase.
My nigga Terrell Thomas on Alone with Rome.
I would disagree. I think Vince would be fine with a coach that wanted, and respected him. Jeff Fisher never has, and the team has now chosen Vince over Fisher. Hopefully, Fisher gets fired, and Vince is allowed to do his thing. Vince doesn't respond to Fisher's bullshit well. I'll give you that, but he shouldn't have to put up with it either, especially after saving Fisher's job last year. Vince is immature, but I think with a coach that will give him a chance, he can get it done. His "troubles" you speak of are all Jeff Fisher related.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dirty Knowledge
^lmfao
Tennessee 5-7 Lost 5 in a row
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Originally Posted by battle?