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Mikey · 03-07-2023, 09:30 AM

(03-06-2023, 01:26 PM)Dockerill91 Wrote:
(03-06-2023, 12:27 PM)Mikey Wrote: that doesn't speak to my point one bit.

Trade one nagging back injury for the other?
What are we, the pro ball chiropractic specialists?

Well, it does though doesn’t it? Celebrating not losing my 2 scores is hardly the epitome of ‘wanting to win’

Is it a coincidence that the 2 people from that roster that the board constantly complained about as ‘having bad attitudes’ because integral parts in subsequent Super Bowl victories for their teams after?

No, maybe they’re just winners and got sick of the losing culture.

How does what the coach does after the fact even address my statement

Quote:every bleeping player on the field wants to win.

Just because the coach gives them a participation trophy, a pat on the back or a gold star don't say a thing about whether those guys wanted to win. You're thinking that a piss-poor attempt to keep up morale was a motivating factor to fail. That's quite a stretch.

Is it a coincidence that neither team those guys ended up playing for feel compelled to do whatever it takes to keep them around? After all, they helped get them a ring, right? Those guys are talented, right? We've seen plenty examples of teams wiggle their cap room to fit players they see as integral parts to the team's success, so it can't be a matter of cap space, right?

Maybe, just maybe, it's something else. What could it be?

(03-06-2023, 05:12 PM)Dockerill91 Wrote:
(03-06-2023, 02:13 PM)flgatorsandjags Wrote: You call giving up over 150 yards in the SB being a big part for their SB victory? He almost single handedly lost the game for them, their 2 best players in AD and Kupp was good enough to make up for Ramsey's horrible game

So we’re going to ignore that his was an all pro selection on their route to get them to the final and just focus on the match got it.

Based on this logic David Tyree would be in the HoF. Got it.

Look what I’m trying to say is, I get why people don’t like him, I don’t particularly either, but you cannot honestly say he doesn’t make this team instantly better, as I said all along if we can keep the cap comparable to Griffin it’s the easiest decision in the world, nice guy or not, he’s a winner.

Also, correct me if I’m wrong, but these ‘attitude issues’ have disappeared since he’s been with the Rams right?

What he does to this locker room instantly would make the team worse. We've done this dance before, did we not learn?

(03-06-2023, 07:34 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:
(03-06-2023, 05:12 PM)Dockerill91 Wrote: So we’re going to ignore that his was an all pro selection on their route to get them to the final and just focus on the match got it.

Based on this logic David Tyree would be in the HoF. Got it.

Look what I’m trying to say is, I get why people don’t like him, I don’t particularly either, but you cannot honestly say he doesn’t make this team instantly better, as I said all along if we can keep the cap comparable to Griffin it’s the easiest decision in the world, nice guy or not, he’s a winner.

Also, correct me if I’m wrong, but these ‘attitude issues’ have disappeared since he’s been with the Rams right?

I'll clearly have to say this a dozen more times before people start to understand the actual reality of it.

WE HAVE TWO STARTING CORNERS IN CAMPBELL and WILLIAMS WHO BOTH ARE ALLOWING A MUCH LOWER COMPLETION PERCENTAGE THAN RAMSEY.
HE IS NOT AN UPGRADE TO WHAT WE CURRENTLY HAVE.
He's had ~ 5 bad games in each of the past two seasons that make him untrustworthy.

Unless you think you are going to put him in the slot and get good production.
Is that the plan? Tell the most diva-like player in the league that he's your #3 corner?

Good luck with that one.

As long as you chauffeur him around on gameday in a Brinks truck, should be fine. Maybe we just need to give him some sprinkles? I hear that works as a great motivator.