Quote:No he did but you never hear anybody criticizing him like you do blake
I actually see alot of people criticize him in the same ways. Granted, most of the time it's on other for and not here though.
Carr is gonna be good too. But, if anybody around here says they'd rather have Carr instead of Bortles, they have to be trolling at least somewhat.
Quote:I did not say that.
Yes you did.
You said 1200 yards is a more realistic goal.
Lolz!
Quote:No he did but you never hear anybody criticizing him like you do blake
You mean outside of Oakland?
Most of Blake's critics reside in the 904.
I'm sure there's the same message board GM / coach mentality in Oakland.
Quote:You mean outside of Oakland?
Most of Blake's critics reside in the 904.
I'm sure there's the same message board GM / coach mentality in Oakland.
Now that's the disappointing part to me because we should be supporting our own players especially the QB officially broke our Franchise records
Quote:Now that's the disappointing part to me because we should be supporting our own players especially the QB officially broke our Franchise records
You have been here long enough to know it will never be good enough.
Quote:Even if Calvin is healthy enough to play, ARob still has a great shot at playing in the game considering SB participants don't play in the Pro Bowl.
I'll be very surprised if Calvin decides to play in the Pro Bowl, based on his past history of backing out of the game because of injury. But I agree with you that the SB participants factor could easily open the door by itself for Allen Robinson. Also, one or more other WRs not going to the Super Bowl could easily back out of going to the Pro Bowl.
As long as Allen Robinson remains relatively healthy, I think there's easily at least a 95 % chance he will have the opportunity to play in the upcoming Pro Bowl. It would be more of a story if all 8 of the WRs voted to the Pro Bowl remained on the Pro Bowl roster through the week leading up to the game.