Trifecta, are you effing serious?
by MauMontaV5 on Oct 26, 2009 9:37 PM EDT
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Profootball talk is reporting that Ted Ginn's playing time will be seriously reduced by the coaching staff.
But what caught my attention was this:
"Mort also said that, if the trade deadline were tomorrow instead of last Tuesday, the Dolphins would be dialing up the Ravens and offering Ginn to the team whose offensive coordinator, Cam Cameron, drafted Ginn in 2007 with the ninth overall pick."
Wow.
This means that unlike 99% of this site's most knowledgeable members, the people in charge of making decisions on the Dolphins building did think Ginn's "impressive" game against the Jets was finally his "breakout" as an NFL receiver.
First of all, we already knew he has that speed so it didn't come as a surprise that he beat Revis on what basically was a 100 meter race type of effort. Thus, this didn't make anything to bring confidence about his development as a true NFL receiver. Being a go to guy, route running, confidence, wanting the ball, being clutch, effectiveness on short and medium situations, going up the middle, taking hits, etc... Still, some people wanted to crown him for that one good catch, but overall everybody remained skeptical reasonably enough.
However, what really gets me, is these guys' (I refuse to call the "trifecta" anymore) inability to see that Ginn is just not an NFL receiver. All training camp every single person that writes about the dolphins and the coaching staff decided to hype up Ginn like it was the second coming. Sparano saying he was being "dominant" (I think about it and I feel humiliated). The season came around and Ginn was still the same scared player running around being a complete non factor. Then, a couple of weeks later everybody seemed to agree that that ship had sailed. Even if there was one big catch here or there, Ginn was not a number one wide receiver, plain and simple. Everybody knew this by know, that is why nobody was impressed by Ginn's catch against the Jets. Same old Ginn, disappeared all game long being a non factor. Well, it seems that not everybody felt that way. Apparently the Front Office and the coaching staff were dumbfounded by Ginn's super duper impressive outing against the Jets.
So it's as easy as this. Yesterday Ginn had another bad game as a Dolphin. Nobody was surprised or bewildered because we have seen this guy play for nearly 3 years now and we know that he just can't play. He was the same Ginn from 1 week ago, from 2, 3 or 4. Same old Ginn. So you are telling me that it took yesterday's game for Parcells and the other two to figure out that Ginn can't play? By Mortensen's comments, who is really close to Parcells, it is clear that the Dolphins wondered about trading Ginn for a valuable pick or couple of picks but didn't because of one "strong" outing.
Now, just one game after they decided not to trade Ginn, they are relegating him to a secondary role in the offense and there is even talk about releasing him, because needless to say, his trade value is non existent from now on.
It just shocks me to finally see that the people in charge of the dolphins, the one's many around here blindly worship, had their eyes covered about Ginn and refused to open them, until it was too late.
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well said bro
-"No excuses, No explanations"
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by MiamihastheDolphins.... on Oct 26, 2009 9:45 PM EDT reply actions
I think you just said what "most" of us have been thinking! Thank you and rec'd.
"I hope you know a lot more than you believe in"-Gram Parsons
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Dude….this is an opinion of Mortenson….not a statement by the team.
Waht would you like for Ted Ginn Jr? Cuz I’ll tell you what hes worth….a late 2nd day pick…and only to a few teams.
If you think a punt/kick returner is worth a late draft pick….then you agree keeping him even if he just returns kick is smart.
He’s a shitty reciever….thats proven…but if your solution is to trade him JUST CUZ…then youd make a crappy GM…and youd make a lot of mistakes acting out of anger.
Keep him…let him return kicks….get started on planning life without him as a WR on this team you can count on for more than a few deep bombs…like Pitt does with this Mike Wallace guy.
Hes a bust…PROVEN….but cutting him or tradin him for nothing…then having special teams returner as a hole in the offseason…makes no sense to me
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I absolutely agree, that's not where I'm coming from
My beef starts and ends here; “If the trade deadline was tomorrow and not last Tuesday, the dolphins would be dialing up the Ravens”
That means the Dolphins would be willing to get rid of Ginn, either to get Turner and Hartline on the field or just to cut it’s losses. My problem is that after one bad game against New Orleans, NOW they are ready to go ahead and do that. Not after 2 and a half years of miserable play, not after they benched him against buffalo, not after he destroyed Henne’s confidence against San Diego with two drops, not after he couldn’t make the game winning catch gainst the Colts. No, they had to wait until he had one more Ginn like game.
So that is what I am saying, I don’t care if they want to get rid of him or not, but if like Mortenson says, and his “limited role from now one” indicates, the team is ready to cut it’s losses with him, then why not doing it last week when he had some value left? What where they possibly expecting from him
by MauMontaV5 on Oct 26, 2009 10:25 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
At Least With The Uncapped Season
We can unload him and Wilson with only the guaranteed money hurting the owner’s pocket and not the team.
Hopefully we can trade him for something. Anything. I’d take a hot dog. I don’t even need the mustard. I’ll get that myself.
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by The Phinisher on Oct 26, 2009 10:29 PM EDT up reply actions
I think a lot of teams will be unloading guys due to salary and guys that have just not
lived up to there contract. Its going to be a good time for us to unload some garbage and maybe find a bargain or two.
"I hope you know a lot more than you believe in"-Gram Parsons
by texascowpunk on Oct 26, 2009 10:31 PM EDT up reply actions
The idea of unloading him onto Baltimore is pure speculation
And like Rzayo said, you really couldn’t get a stick of gum for him right now. It’s almost like Ted Ginn is the mole from the Cam-moron/Randy Mueller regime who is dead set on sabotaging our franchise in the name of Cam Cameron (who is also a dead ringer for the dad from “Alf”).
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ya realy haft to slow your release, cuz he can't catch nuthing hard. oh he has to be open, cuz he can go up but he wont fight for the ball-to come down with it.
by wild zion beaver on Oct 27, 2009 1:17 AM EDT up reply actions
No but he will hand it to the defender for the pick 6!
"I hope you know a lot more than you believe in"-Gram Parsons
by texascowpunk on Oct 27, 2009 12:48 PM EDT up reply actions
Your right but I was under the belief that Mort and Bill were good friends and talk on a
regular basis. I am quite sure that Bill did not tell him that he would trade his ass today. If the two know each other that well its absolutly realistic that Mort is able to pick up a lot more from him than just what was said. I think we are all like that with someone we know very well. It may be a total fallicy that he pulled out of his ass based on assumption but then again there may be something to it. Mort’s so called rumors have come true a lot more than not.
"I hope you know a lot more than you believe in"-Gram Parsons
by texascowpunk on Oct 26, 2009 10:29 PM EDT up reply actions
Plus, you don't have to be a genius to believe the Dolphins would trade Ginn after
yesterday’s performance.
True and I can see your frustration. I also can see why they tried to make it work with
him for so long. I think sometimes you just get that ah ha moment. For all we know they shopped him and or tried to trade for someone.
"I hope you know a lot more than you believe in"-Gram Parsons
by texascowpunk on Oct 26, 2009 10:34 PM EDT up reply actions
This Regime Has Drafted
Far too well for me to write them off. They’re building a hell of a team.
It sounds funny but we are only a piece or two away from being a dominant team.
1. A first class receiver.
2. A ball hawking free safety.
3. A middle linebacker with some on-the-field presence. Doesn’t even need to be a pro bowler.
That’s doable this off-season.
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by The Phinisher on Oct 26, 2009 10:33 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
And at least the failure of Ginn is not on them. Maybe they are only guilty of holding on too long.
"I hope you know a lot more than you believe in"-Gram Parsons
by texascowpunk on Oct 26, 2009 10:34 PM EDT up reply actions
Mmm, I want a Pro Bowl inside linebacker
Assuming Clemons is the safety we need right now, I’d love to stock up on both inside and rush linebackers in the 2010 draft. We could get Rolando McClain in the first round and Jerry Hughes in the second (if TCU doesn’t crash the BCS Bowl Series this year).
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LOL I dont think it matter what TCU does as far a record. The fact that this guy
is awesome is out.
I may be biased because they are only about 30 min. from me but I think that TCU is consistantly the most overlooked program in the entire country.
"I hope you know a lot more than you believe in"-Gram Parsons
by texascowpunk on Oct 27, 2009 12:51 PM EDT up reply actions
If they talk, which they might,
I doubt it’s about how Parcells runs the Dolphins. This guy does not give up info unless he wants to. For all we know, this may be a ploy by Parcells to light a fire under Ginns ass, that he better start performing or he’s getting sent to the Raiders. Al Davis would love him Ginn, all that speed, no potential.
Thats true. Parcells has used the media for years to send messages to his players.
"I hope you know a lot more than you believe in"-Gram Parsons
by texascowpunk on Oct 26, 2009 10:46 PM EDT up reply actions
We are past that from Ginn. If they bench him or "reduce his role" against the Jets,
his time with the Dolphins is officially over.
I think his time with the Dolphins was over as soon as Parcells got here.
The only problem is Parcells has yet to find his replacement, so might as well keep the guy around until you do.
I actually agree w/ u Rz
"Permanence, perseverance and persistence in spite of all obstacles, discouragements, and impossibilities: It is this, that in all things distinguishes the strong soul from the weak." Thomas Carlyle
I agree with you also
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by dolphinsinbuffalo on Oct 26, 2009 11:44 PM EDT up reply actions
NO NO NO
DO NOT LET HIM RETURN KICKS AGAIN!
Get him off the damn field and put someone on who can play!
-LCFF
by LeftCoastFinFan on Oct 27, 2009 1:43 AM EDT up reply actions
I don't think that's quite how it went down.....
If Parcells really thought Ginn had any game at all, do you really think he would have brought in so many receivers during training camp? Didn’t we have like 9 or 10 at one point? The only reason a trade didn’t happen is because the rest of the league knows what Parcells and everyone else knows. Ginn is nothing more than a 3rd receiver, and that’s all the compensation teams were probably willing to give up (nothing higher than a 4th or 5th rounder if we were lucky). So my guess is, Parcells figures it makes more sense to hold onto him. Hopefully he has a couple good games to pad his stats. Then deal him for hopefully a 3rd or 4th rounder in the offseason.
Believe me, they did think this was his break out year.
1- They didn’t go for a top tier WR in the first round like many analysts were expecting
2- They hyped him up all summer long
3- His spot on the field was never, ever, in question. He didn’t have to earn crap.
God knows this coaching staff had lots of faith on him.
I gotta disagree...
1- Parcells doesn’t draft WR in the first round, it’s only happened once in his many years. Considering it was the headache Keyshawn Johnson, I don’t see him ever doing it again.
2- What do you expect them to say about the guy? You expect them to come out and say he’s not what they would like in a WR? Of course they’re going to hype him up.
3- Of all the WRs we brought in, who even threatened to take his spot away as the deep threat? Nobody, that’s who. They brought in a bunch of speedsters to try, but they weren’t any better.
Bottom line is they knew they were stuck with him, so they’re trying to make the best of it. Hopefully he has a couple good games and raises his trade value.
Maybe it was the fact that he was a 1st rounder
that made me want him to break out. I guess he’ll just return kicks for us. We actually saw him return kicks 2 seasons ago. Full time special teams. Part time receiver.
Sparano Alluded
to Hartline having a bigger role this week. They’ll phase Ginn out.
I just wish Patrick Turner could step it up and get on the field.
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by The Phinisher on Oct 26, 2009 10:37 PM EDT up reply actions
Hartline was our best receiver
in the preseason. Look at Miles Austin. The Cowboys are winning because of him. They didnt know they had a star until Crayton went down.
Actually, fun fact; Miles Austin has been HUGE in Dallas for at least a year
and a half now. It just happened that he hadn’t been able to get on the field, either for injury last season, or because they had TO and now Roy Williams and Crayton who is a reliable veteran. Of course they didn’t know they had freaking Randy Moss inside his body, but he was highly regarded of in their organization. Imagine us with Henne or the Packers with Rodgers, they knew what these guys were capable of but unitl they had a chance to play, the world finally figured it out too. But the Austin story is a cool one indeed, he’s been their secret weapon for a long time now, we even tried to get him and they wouldn’t let him go
Its hard to know exactly. Parcells is always going to lean towards defense. Especially
in the first round.
"I hope you know a lot more than you believe in"-Gram Parsons
by texascowpunk on Oct 26, 2009 10:36 PM EDT up reply actions
I saw this...
…and thought the same thing. It is a little disconcerting. All the route running improvement in the world doesn’t matter if you can’t catch the damn ball.
Ted Ginn and Matt Roth for Dwayne Bowe? Hell, at this point I would have given a second and a third for Bowe, if only to get Ginn off the field.
The guy not only is a bust but a bust that hurts this team. He not only drops the ball at crucial times but tips it up for a pick six.
I closed the book on him Sunday. He has to put together three 100 yard performances in a row before I’ll even think of dusting it off for another read.
In the meantime I’m sitting here watching Desean Jackson, who even vaguely looks like Ted Ginn, prove that he has a ton of heart to go with his blinding speed. That guy is a difference maker for his team. Not the opponent’s.
Great post. Rec’d.
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good point
Action Jackson is what Ginn should have been
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by Patssuck456 on Oct 26, 2009 10:54 PM EDT up reply actions
Ginn has no heart and no spine
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There are times in my life wheere I have self-doubt, but when this happens, I simply ask myself: What would Don Draper do? So I bone a random whore.
I think we should...
Look at putting Venus Williams out there instead of Ginn. I’m thinking she could rack up some YAC at least.
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by The Phinisher on Oct 26, 2009 11:03 PM EDT up reply actions
Ginn will be here next year
One thing I’ve learned from this front office is they don’t throw anyone under the bus who’s name isn’t Terrell Owens. Let me remind all of you this isn’t Madden football that you can trade someone and not deal with the consequences of that decision in real life. Let me spell that out for you, in Madden you don’t have talk and build a relationship with the people you bring in and also hope that they gel with their teammates in a way that they don’t disrupt the flow of the team. They’re going to keep him unless someones gives them a 1st round pick in the teens, an early second round pick, and Dan Marino!! And no they’re not trading Roth packaged with Ginn. Again they don’t throw any one under the bus because once you start doing that someones gonna throw your ass under the bus! You guys have to understand this team is in rebuilding mode, we’re a couple of pieces away from being a contender and the 2010 draft is looking pretty meaty for the positions we need. Now I’m no Ginn family apologist but I am in agreement with the Trifecta holding on to him for one more season if they can get a stud #1 in the draft. Which is extremely possible. I feel their idea is having a stud#1, the Ginn family burning the secondary, and Hartline and Co. tearing up the middle and post.
I disagree. I think they will trade him. They can trade him or cut him next year and there is
no adverse affect on the team. There is no salry cap next year so its time to clean house if you ask me. Why would they hold on to a guy that is basically useless?
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by texascowpunk on Oct 26, 2009 11:37 PM EDT up reply actions
Ginn has now had his chance. And yeah, it needed to take this long.
A QB with an arm to match his speed.
An O Line to give said QB time.
Practice time to work timing.
Poor fellow….
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I'm not so sure he'd make the big hit...
And he’d be dragged down the field by half the tight ends in the league
First
by Tunaflipper on Oct 26, 2009 11:20 PM EDT up reply actions
HIndsight is always 20/20
Ted Ginn made just enough plays to tantalize most people.
I’m sure there were people (including me) who were not impressed with Ginn
and there was a lot of circumstantial evidence that he was “soft”
but I am willing to admit that even though I had no faith in Ginn and thought he was too soft to be of value,
there was still a nagging doubt in my mind that the light just might turn on and he could be a useful #2 or #3 WR
and maybe, just maybe, become Santonio Holmes or Mario Manningham.
We had a new QB with a big arm in Henne.
He did make a couple of great catches.
The potential was there and I believe the Trifecta did the right thing. Give the player the benefit of the doubt..
The trade deadline just came one week too early.
There will always be players that tantalize with mad raw skills, but just never put it together on the field:
Cough Joey Cough Galloway Cough Cough.
The franchise is in good hands. They’re not infallible (Ernest Wilford, Shawn Murphy, Chris Crocker, Gibril Wilson, btw I still believe that Eric Green was just a ruse to be able to grab Vontae Davis or Sean Smith later in the draft).
I think the best strategy is to be patient enough to find out if players will step up in the big time.
Otherwise you end up trading away player after player and watch them blossom on other teams.
Great Pickup of Chad Henne and great development/coaching by David Lee!
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Did anybody else miss Penington yesterday?
God knows I did. It takes a seasoned leader to win these kind of games. Henne hopefully will get there, but Pennington was a beautiful thing. Remember all those clutch 3rd down throws he made against Indy? How he kept our season alive last year against KC in the cold, coming from behind several times. How he kept us in the shootout we barely lost against New England in Miami last year? Running and diving for a touchdown, throwing that beautiful pass to ricky? The last Jet game? How he ran for a first down on Ray Lewis’ face and went all “pretty boy on your face” on Lewis? God, I miss that man like a mom fcker. Chaaaaaaaaaaad R U THERE?
Yes. NO could not key off CP10 liken they did CP7.
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by Tunaflipper on Oct 27, 2009 12:50 AM EDT up reply actions
What do you mean?
"Permanence, perseverance and persistence in spite of all obstacles, discouragements, and impossibilities: It is this, that in all things distinguishes the strong soul from the weak." Thomas Carlyle
enough said, I will never be able to like this guy as much as I liked Pennington.
It’s just not gonna happen. I’ll have to live with it. Chad Pennington….. how very much we miss you already
Sorry.. I still think Henne is going to be our QB for a while. He is young and will have a few bad games here and there..
Also think about the loss to the Saints.. was that first pick 6 Henne’s fault at all? Nope. Was the 2nd.. yes he shoulda just took the sack.. but it was a mistake.. all qb’s make them. Also Hennes numbers were not much worse then Brees who is considered THE QB of the NFL this year. 211 yards 50% completions and Brees was 290ish with about 55% completions and 3 INTs and 1 td. I think Henne played pretty well for the most part and as much as I enjoyed and love CP10 I think Henne is a better option and with time will be a better fit for this team.
Henne is now our leader. Lets see what the guy can do !
As usual the R&R Xpres is non stop to its next destination !
Driver of the Camarillo, Hartline & Bess fan club bus.. hop on and enjoy the ride!
We need this pass D to STEP THE F UP and do what they get paid to do!
by MainePhinFan on Oct 27, 2009 3:34 AM EDT up reply actions
Enough said?
You got a pic of a veteran QB who is 33 married and trying to keep a job. Then a pic of a QB in his college years, who isn’t married and out enjoying himself, probably during the offseason.
You trying to compare these and make him look bad? You fail.
"Permanence, perseverance and persistence in spite of all obstacles, discouragements, and impossibilities: It is this, that in all things distinguishes the strong soul from the weak." Thomas Carlyle
Hmmm, who to choose?
CP10 who’s too busy working to have fun……
Or….
Henne with two chicks in his arms and a beer in his hand….
How can you not pick Henne?
He’ll get you laid and drunk!!!!!
And how old is that pic of Henne anyways?
That haircut makes him look like a cast member from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Drinking the Patrick Turner #84 orange Kool-Aid.
Good question
I’ve never seen Henne w/ his hair like that as a Dolphin
"Permanence, perseverance and persistence in spite of all obstacles, discouragements, and impossibilities: It is this, that in all things distinguishes the strong soul from the weak." Thomas Carlyle
At least he is staying in shape with light beer.
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LOL I think most young guys have a pic of them like that out there somewhere.
I find it a total non issue.
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by texascowpunk on Oct 27, 2009 8:36 PM EDT up reply actions
Yea I'm sure Pennington has never drunk a beer
I’m also positive that there are NO pics of Henne on the field busy working either.
"Permanence, perseverance and persistence in spite of all obstacles, discouragements, and impossibilities: It is this, that in all things distinguishes the strong soul from the weak." Thomas Carlyle
Maus just mad that his women aren't that fine. Or multiple.
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What would Don Draper do in the Grocery Store? He wouldn't. She would.
Knowshon Moreno is actually the illegitimate chocolate son of Dan Marino. Its true!!! I have pictures!!!
Bender: Who wants dolphin? Leela: Dolphin? But dolphins are intelligent. Bender: Not this one. He blew all his money on instant lottery tickets.
uh there isn't...
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by dolphinsinbuffalo on Oct 27, 2009 5:13 PM EDT up reply actions
CP10
Don't question my fandominium.
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by dolphinsinbuffalo on Oct 27, 2009 5:12 PM EDT up reply actions
Actually, as a girl, I don't find either to be necessarily attractive.
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by dolphinsinbuffalo on Oct 27, 2009 8:03 PM EDT up reply actions
Are you implying?
If you were a man, you would find one of them attractive?
lol yes....uh no. If I had to pick? Pennington because he just seems like a good guy.
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by dolphinsinbuffalo on Oct 27, 2009 8:18 PM EDT up reply actions
Who has the bigger man crush?
Matty on Beck or Mau on Pennington….This is sad.
"Permanence, perseverance and persistence in spite of all obstacles, discouragements, and impossibilities: It is this, that in all things distinguishes the strong soul from the weak." Thomas Carlyle
Me on Pennington by faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar.
Now a days Im figuring out that he was 99% of the reason I enjoyed last season so much.
I don’t care so much about the statistics/ wins & losses part of the game as much as I care about the kind of people that take on the field every sunday. While building my memories I couldn’t give more of a crap about the saints beating us or the colts beating us or whatever, I’m just glad I’ll be able to look back and look at the highlight reel in my head of one of the greatest people / human being to ever take the field on the NFL. I played sports at a high level until I got to college and when I look back, I couldn’t care less about the scores or wins and losses, I look back and all I see is the way I and my teammates found a way to overcome deficiencies and pressure through effort, leadership and hard work and how through taking the field, found a way to become better people as a whole and always find a way to shake the opponents hand and say good job. If there was a flag for that, it would probably have Pennington’s face all over it.
Amen. I feel the same way. Pennington was such a great guy and I miss having him on the team like crazy.
He meant so much the team, it was unbelievable. He was the rock on our team.
Don't question my fandominium.
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by dolphinsinbuffalo on Oct 27, 2009 12:24 PM EDT up reply actions
I think you said it the best.
Don't question my fandominium.
"the notorious D.I.B."- samdaman
by dolphinsinbuffalo on Oct 27, 2009 1:33 PM EDT up reply actions
What the hell is this?
Sounds like some lame PSA you see on Saturday mornings during cartoons.
Nah, it's Finster or finsx with the Beck man crush.
Matty’s man crush is on Ronnie Brown.
Matty’s man crush is on Ronnie Brown.
John Beck will not like this.
"Permanence, perseverance and persistence in spite of all obstacles, discouragements, and impossibilities: It is this, that in all things distinguishes the strong soul from the weak." Thomas Carlyle
make a post about him, now lol
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by dolphinsinbuffalo on Oct 27, 2009 12:27 PM EDT up reply actions
your comments above are basically a post about how great Pennington was. I'm wearing his jersey on Sunday
in memory of him now.
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by dolphinsinbuffalo on Oct 27, 2009 1:34 PM EDT up reply actions
Trade Ginn to the Browns for Cribbs
That way, they get a good returner to replace Cribbs and a receiver, which they need after trading Edwards and Winslow.
We get a big time returner, a true Cobbs (Cribbs is only 2 letters different) replacement and another wrinkle for the wildcat.
Did they not say that they would not trade Cribbs?
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by texascowpunk on Oct 27, 2009 12:54 PM EDT up reply actions
As for a ball hawking safety
too bad we didn’t make a deal for Atogwe before he re-signed with the Rams. I think he would have been an awesome addition to our D.
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