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Quote:It's ok to be different. Sheesh. Look at Bill Belicheck... Nobody acts like him either.


This is such a stupid argument. This Jeremy kid doesn't understand life.


Sorry I said I want going to post again in this thread.. This is my last one.

Until the next one? :teehee:

lol @ Colvin dancing

Quote:lol @ Colvin dancing

Good eye! lol

We win a game...finally. Ends up being the biggest come back in team history. A stat that finally is better than the others we've had to endure.


I've been tough on Gus and the team, but when they do something good, at least have the class and " maturity" to give credit when it's due.


Always searching for negativity is like going to see your favorite band and hate the whole concert because of a song they didn't play.

Or hating your parents forever because they called you Jeremy. Life's too short for that.

Quote:We win a game...finally. Ends up being the biggest come back in team history. A stat that finally is better than the others we've had to endure.


I've been tough on Gus and the team, but when they do something good, at least have the class and " maturity" to give credit when it's due.


Always searching for negativity is like going to see your favorite band and hate the whole concert because of a song they didn't play.

Or hating your parents forever because they called you Jeremy. Life's too short for that.

 

As much credit is due the Giants for giving us the win as it is for some of the good the Jags did at the end of the game.

 

My comment isn't about the win, it's about Bradley and how immature it is to celebrate his 6th win in 28 games the way he does.  In all reality, it is a fact that it is only his 2nd win in 12 games for this year.

 

My point is that you don't see true leaders celebrating small battles won when they are clearly losing the war big time.

 

What is Bradley going to do when the Jags actually have a winning record?  Buy everyone new cars?  How about if we win a playoff game?  Is he going to absolutely lose his mind?

 

They say don't get too high or too low in professional sports right?  Well, Bradley is WAY over the top in how he has celebrated the 2 (two) wins this year.

Man. the guys finally exorcise some demons and some of you weiners find something wrong with it.

Sure they're 2-10 but without what they showed yesterday,they could be like oakland, no spirit, no drive and no hope.

No way did new York hand us that game. I was there and SAW it.

They were on the road, multi loses, beat up (who isn't this time of year?) huge questions about the team and their coach and

.... in the LOUDEST dang stadium they've probably ever played in.

Haters get a life.

Quote:As much credit is due the Giants for giving us the win as it is for some of the good the Jags did at the end of the game.


My comment isn't about the win, it's about Bradley and how immature it is to celebrate his 6th win in 28 games the way he does. In all reality, it is a fact that it is only his 2nd win in 12 games for this year.


My point is that you don't see true leaders celebrating small battles won when they are clearly losing the war big time.


What is Bradley going to do when the Jags actually have a winning record? Buy everyone new cars? How about if we win a playoff game? Is he going to absolutely lose his mind?


They say don't get too high or too low in professional sports right? Well, Bradley is WAY over the top in how he has celebrated the 2 (two) wins this year.

Keep reaching Jeremy.

Quote:Please find me another coach that acts like this in the NFL or college football for that matter.  And I'm talking about a winning, championship caliber coach.

the man is wearing a Super Bowl ring dude....

As long as he keeps winning, I don't care how he behaves.

 

I personally think celebrating your 2nd win this year that way just screams "Hey, we WON!???  Look at that!?"

 

It screams that they don't expect to win any games.

 

A team that expects to win or at least expects to have a chance to win - doesn't celebrate like that.

Quote:As long as he keeps winning, I don't care how he behaves.

 

I personally think celebrating your 2nd win this year that way just screams "Hey, we WON!???  Look at that!?"

 

It screams that they don't expect to win any games.

 

A team that expects to win or at least expects to have a chance to win - doesn't celebrate like that.

A team that is composed largely of rookies doesn't expect to win many games... and rightly so. So any win is special for them right now... and important.

Quote:A team that is composed largely of rookies doesn't expect to win many games... and rightly so. So any win is special for them right now... and important.

 

Yeah, but there's vets on this team, there's superbowl winners on this team....

 

Like I said - I don't care how they behave as long as they keep winning.

 


Consider this parallel:  Touchdown celebrations.

Players that go crazy after scoring a touchdown, vs players that "act like they've been there before"....

Quote:the man is wearing a Super Bowl ring dude....

He has onlonly won one super bowl. Come on, Carroll sucks. He is too rah rah. When he wins 5 super bowls then it will be a good example.

Quote:As much credit is due the Giants for giving us the win as it is for some of the good the Jags did at the end of the game.

 

My comment isn't about the win, it's about Bradley and how immature it is to celebrate his 6th win in 28 games the way he does
.  In all reality, it is a fact that it is only his 2nd win in 12 games for this year.

 

My point is that you don't see true leaders celebrating small battles won when they are clearly losing the war big time.

 

What is Bradley going to do when the Jags actually have a winning record?  Buy everyone new cars?  How about if we win a playoff game?  Is he going to absolutely lose his mind?

 

They say don't get too high or too low in professional sports right?  Well, Bradley is WAY over the top in how he has celebrated the 2 (two) wins this year.

Come on man, these guys need some hope. The defense played lights out, they deserve to celebrate. You got to enjoy whatever you can with this season.

This is the NFL. It's full of nothing but grown up kids. It's bound to have immature people in it. Think about it..................They PLAY for a living. Than in of itself lends to immaturity.

Could you imagine Bradley on a 2-game winning streak ??  Dude would be like running naked up on Golfair Blvd.

Quote:Could you imagine Bradley on a 2-game winning streak ??  Dude would be like running naked up on Golfair Blvd.

 

 Oh Dear!!!!

Quote: Oh Dear!!!!

 


oo lala

Quote:He has onlonly won one super bowl. Come on, Carroll sucks. He is too rah rah. When he wins 5 super bowls then it will be a good example.

gosh... I hadn't thought of it like that. ok. until he wins 5 super bowl rings no excessive celebrating.... because that's just the way it is...(bad word removed)! 

I'm sure all lockerrooms have some kind of celebration following a big win, we just don't see it.

 

And yes, this was a big win for the Jags, even though it's only their 2nd win of the season.

 

It was the biggest comeback win in Jaguar history, although I doubt that anyone on the team even realized it at the time.

 

I'm sure most of us in here didn't even realize it either until we heard them tell us that it was.

 

Come on man, LET THEM CELEBRATE!!!!!!!!!