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Maybe the league recognized that drafting a flashy big headed arrogant qb kid high was a mistake and they do t want to do it again?He got drafted high. Where is your case in point?
Maybe the league recognized that drafting a flashy big headed arrogant qb kid high was a mistake and they do t want to do it again?He got drafted high. Where is your case in point?
You were raised right.Not that it matters, but here are my thoughts:
1. Stop celebrating someone’s struggles and disappointments. It’s sad and a poor example for how we should treat one another. Be kind, respectful, and have a little empathy. The world would be a better place.
2. The NFL has no obligation to draft anyone. The reasons for the owner of team not wanting someone are irrelevant. Life isn’t fair, I don’t think that’s a surprise to anyone.
3. By all accounts he seems like a good kid and while not a perfect father (who is) Deion has done a lot of great things for his children. I hope those factors translate to a happy, fulfilled life for Shedeur. He is facing some adversity and disappointment. Hopefully, the positive things in his life help him overcome it.
I respectfully disagree. I could pass a poly that my entertainment in this is solely because of his draft room, his fathers mouth and the hype Mel Kiper and ESPN put in him disrespecting Cam.No.
I don't think Shedeur's draft stock falling has anything to do with race.
I think the glee & vitriol people have at seeing him humbled & hoping he fails is 100% about race.
I believe you.I respectfully disagree. I could pass a poly that my entertainment in this is solely because of his draft room, his fathers mouth and the hype Mel Kiper and ESPN put in him disrespecting Cam.
If Archie Manning did all that and tanked interviews, I’d have the exact same feeling.
I mean someone is kidding themselves if they think a lot of people out there aren’t hating strictly on race. But to say it’s 100% race is reductive.No.
I don't think Shedeur's draft stock falling has anything to do with race.
I think the glee & vitriol people have at seeing him humbled & hoping he fails is 100% about race.
If this isn't revisionist history Idk what is.Are you always going to have racists rooting against people they hate? Yes, but you’ll always have way more people rooting for arrogant people to be humbled.
more people tuned in, in hopes to see “Money-May” lose because of his shear arrogance more than because of the color of his skin. Meanwhile Ali is the most beloved sports figure in American history
That wasn’t even close to the pointOk..how would you compare Burrow's arm strength to Sanders?
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I don't think Shedeur's draft stock falling has anything to do with race.
I think the glee & vitriol people have at seeing him humbled & hoping he fails is 100% about race.
Maybe. I've basically become my father... For better or for worse.He had every opportunity to not become his father’s son.
Next you’re gonna tell me it’s “revisionist history” to say everyone loved Bill Russell in his playing daysIf this isn't revisionist history Idk what is.
In terms of stats, Manziel had better numbers.
But in terms of actual ability as a passer & diagnosing Defenses, they're not in the same stratosphere. Sanders clears him on every tangible & intangible necessary to be a good QB.
Manziel had a ton of off the field issues in college & leading up to the draft, that only became compounded once he got drafted to worse franchise in sports. He was a known hard-core drug abuser; not just a little Coke, but was an opiate pill addict & hard drinker. On top of, having a really really bad work ethic.
I'm good friends with Coach Byron Thomas who was a GA at TAMU when Manziel was there & he's personally told me stories about how Manziel never studied film. And on the rare occasions when he would show up to team meetings, he always late, followed by usually falling asleep halfway through.
All of this was known by NFL front office personnel people before the draft & he still got picked in the 1st round.
It's why what round you get picked really doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things. It's way more crucial where you go, as opposed to when.
The same NFL that drafted Zach Wilson, Mitchell Trubisky, Mac Jones & Mark Sanchez in the 1st round, is also the same NFL that didn't think Brock Purdy was a 1st rounder.
The league is filled with people who don't really know wtf they're doing when it comes to QB's.
#1 is an important oneNot that it matters, but here are my thoughts:
1. Stop celebrating someone’s struggles and disappointments. It’s sad and a poor example for how we should treat one another. Be kind, respectful, and have a little empathy. The world would be a better place.
2. The NFL has no obligation to draft anyone. The reasons for the owner of team not wanting someone are irrelevant. Life isn’t fair, I don’t think that’s a surprise to anyone.
3. By all accounts he seems like a good kid and while not a perfect father (who is) Deion has done a lot of great things for his children. I hope those factors translate to a happy, fulfilled life for Shedeur. He is facing some adversity and disappointment. Hopefully, the positive things in his life help him overcome it.
Most certainly for a small percentage of cretins."...I think the glee & vitriol people have at seeing him humbled & hoping he fails is 100% about race..."
There is a clear difference between Manziel and Sanders. From a physical standpoint and talent standpoint. The league didn’t just all of sudden have this epiphany. That is disingenuous at best.Maybe the league recognized that drafting a flashy big headed arrogant qb kid high was a mistake and they do t want to do it again?
That's what I mean when I say the league is filled with front office personnel people who don't really know wtf they're doing when it comes to QB's.To be fair TrumpyCane wants you to look at the teams that drafted those losers + Manziel
Outside the patriots all of them are loser franchises including my jets so it shouldn’t be a shock they made stupid choices