The kid is a quality player who had a bad day. Let it go.
[ Edited by Legbreaker on Jan 27, 2012 at 11:38 AM ]
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Originally posted by JoeisGod:
The two options the OP has given us to vote on crack me up. "Keep him. He is the best." Hilarious. Keep him, unless you can find someone better. I like him as a third WR. The kid has guts. Just got his bell rung. The medical staff should have kept a better eye on him after he got clocked on that reverse.
Originally posted by Legbreaker:Keep him. Everyone who's b*tching about his play would do well to remember that he's a HUGE reason we were in the NFC Championship in the first place: he threw the crackback block on Will Smith that sprung Alex and allowed Joe Staley to pull and get upfield on the 28 yard TD run vs. the Saints. FYI...the guy he blocked outweighed him by 100 lbs, and KW cleaned his clock.
The kid is a quality player who had a bad day. Let it go.
Originally posted by Legbreaker:
Keep him. Everyone who's b*tching about his play would do well to remember that he's a HUGE reason we were in the NFC Championship in the first place: he threw the crackback block on Will Smith that sprung Alex and allowed Joe Staley to pull and get upfield on the 28 yard TD run vs. the Saints. FYI...the guy he blocked outweighed him by 100 lbs, and KW cleaned his clock.
The kid is a quality player who had a bad day. Let it go.
Originally posted by Young2Rice:
Originally posted by Legbreaker:
Keep him. Everyone who's b*tching about his play would do well to remember that he's a HUGE reason we were in the NFC Championship in the first place: he threw the crackback block on Will Smith that sprung Alex and allowed Joe Staley to pull and get upfield on the 28 yard TD run vs. the Saints. FYI...the guy he blocked outweighed him by 100 lbs, and KW cleaned his clock.
The kid is a quality player who had a bad day. Let it go.
He is not a huge reason we went to the nfc championship game.....
Originally posted by okdkid:
Ah, this poll (once again) shows that those who are the loudest on this forum do not always represent the majority.
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by Legbreaker:
Keep him. Everyone who's b*tching about his play would do well to remember that he's a HUGE reason we were in the NFC Championship in the first place: he threw the crackback block on Will Smith that sprung Alex and allowed Joe Staley to pull and get upfield on the 28 yard TD run vs. the Saints. FYI...the guy he blocked outweighed him by 100 lbs, and KW cleaned his clock.
The kid is a quality player who had a bad day. Let it go.
This.
Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by Legbreaker:
Keep him. Everyone who's b*tching about his play would do well to remember that he's a HUGE reason we were in the NFC Championship in the first place: he threw the crackback block on Will Smith that sprung Alex and allowed Joe Staley to pull and get upfield on the 28 yard TD run vs. the Saints. FYI...the guy he blocked outweighed him by 100 lbs, and KW cleaned his clock.
The kid is a quality player who had a bad day. Let it go.
This.
He'll never stop being booed. Have mercy on him and release him.
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by Young2Rice:
Originally posted by Legbreaker:
Keep him. Everyone who's b*tching about his play would do well to remember that he's a HUGE reason we were in the NFC Championship in the first place: he threw the crackback block on Will Smith that sprung Alex and allowed Joe Staley to pull and get upfield on the 28 yard TD run vs. the Saints. FYI...the guy he blocked outweighed him by 100 lbs, and KW cleaned his clock.
The kid is a quality player who had a bad day. Let it go.
He is not a huge reason we went to the nfc championship game.....
Yes he is. He made a block that cleared the path for a TD.
Being a part of a team isn't just when your hands are on the ball. The willingness to throw the kid under the bus sickens me. Having a really bad day doesn't mean we should scrifice his potential.
If he can't make the team next year because there are better receivers on the team...I got no problem with that. Letting a 2nd year player go tho when he has potential is just stupid and the reason that none of us are GMs.
Originally posted by okdkid:
If we've learned anything, it's that Niner fans are simply the most sophisticated fans in the world. Their record of booing and cat-calls is simply impeccable. It is always well-deserved and with great merit.
There is no more credible source of football knowledge than a San Francisco 49er fan.
Originally posted by okdkid:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by Legbreaker:
Keep him. Everyone who's b*tching about his play would do well to remember that he's a HUGE reason we were in the NFC Championship in the first place: he threw the crackback block on Will Smith that sprung Alex and allowed Joe Staley to pull and get upfield on the 28 yard TD run vs. the Saints. FYI...the guy he blocked outweighed him by 100 lbs, and KW cleaned his clock.
The kid is a quality player who had a bad day. Let it go.
This.
He'll never stop being booed. Have mercy on him and release him.
If we've learned anything, it's that Niner fans are simply the most sophisticated fans in the world. Their record of booing and cat-calls is simply impeccable. It is always well-deserved and with great merit.
There is no more credible source of football knowledge than a San Francisco 49er fan.