(11-29-2019, 09:42 AM)Caldrac Wrote:

(11-29-2019, 08:20 AM)NH3 Wrote: https://twitter.com/i/status/1199166921352138752

You know what is "Scust....."? This kind of play from Ramsey is Scust....

I've posted it in the Rams Watch thread so as I fully read this thread, I feel that it is deserving of being reposted. Ramsey has already given up on the team that traded multiple draft picks for him. Thank You Very Much. When a player fakes an injury, lies on the establishment, lies to his new team and plays like this, he's Not Worthy no matter how good he is. 

See A.B.

I doubt it if Jalen resigns w/the Rams because he's Already given up on them. I feel that it was part of their scheme (he and his agent) to get out of Jax, temporarily land elsewhere until they find their final destination. 

 i.e. KC in my honest opinion.

Regardless, he's no longer an Jaguar and I personally am satisfied. We don't need players such as himself regardless of his abilities. As for bashing the front office for other's deficiencies, that's not the right thing to do w/respect to being a fan. It happens and it'll continue to happen but if we the fans actually knew what is truly the best option(s) for an franchise, we'd be sitting in the front office getting bashed ourselves. IJS. Also we had depth at the LB positions (remember the injuries, poor play?), we also have our projected starting safeties in place (remember how they played so well that we jettisoned the previous starter's?). And finally, what about Telvin?

NH3...

Deion Sanders hinted at that this very same thing not even 48 hours after he was traded to the Rams. This was just a rest stop for the next 20 some odd games that he's under contract. He'll try and escape via free agency. Good chance that Sneed and McVay lose their jobs by the end of 2020 if they fail to make it work this year and next year. 

The NFC West is a tough conference. Right now it looks like the 49ERS & Seahawks will be dominating that division again for the next 2 - 3 years as long as they stay healthy where it counts the most and there's a good chance the Cardinals might be onto something next year once Kyler gets this rookie season out of the way and the game slows down.