Jacksonville Jaguar Arik Armstead-DT Thread

The surgery sets a precedent for the 2018 season.

With this foot injury it would be really unfair to judge him on his performance in 2018. May need to use 2019 as an eval year.

Originally posted by TheWooLick:
With this foot injury it would be really fair to judge him on his performance in 2018. May need to use 2019 as an eval year.

You mean unfair, right? I agree. I personally think 2020 or 2021 would be the best years to evaluate him.

Originally posted by cciowa:

they said williams had an ankle thing, suddenly he is gone for the year. after they picked up the fifth option i really doubt they will down play all injury reports to aa and ward

His "ankle" issue was more due to the fact that he couldn't pass block or hold onto the football...he wouldn't have made it to the PS and wasn't better than 3 other RBs on his team. There was no report of Williams having surgery?

The surgery happened a couple months ago. They're just talking about it now because obviously this guy has no credibility with anyone regarding injuries. Let's see if this is the public beginning of excuses, or just a non issue. Not lovin it.

So the surgery was a couple months ago? lol slow day at the office.

Like I've stated whatever we get out of his kid is a bonus.

Originally posted by NYniner85:
So the surgery was a couple months ago? lol slow day at the office.

Like I've stated whatever we get out of his kid is a bonus.

can we just get our 9m back?

Originally posted by 9erReign:

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

With this foot injury it would be really fair to judge him on his performance in 2018. May need to use 2019 as an eval year.

You mean unfair, right? I agree. I personally think 2020 or 2021 would be the best years to evaluate him.

I did and I edited, thanks!
Wouldn't want to let him go too soon like Martin or Tank.

Originally posted by jcs:
Wtf... Why we just give this price if glass 9 million dollars. Foot surgery now....

Why do people in here keep saying this. The team did not just "give him" $9 million. He is playing in 2018 under his rookie deal, so they are paying him whatever that amount is for this season. IF he is still on the team at the beginning of the next league year, which starts in March of 2019, or if he is injured as of that date then they will owe him the guaranteed amount for his option year. If he gets through the season without injury and the team decides to cut ties with him then they can do so before March and not be on the hook for a single dime of that $9 Million.

On the subject of opinions. Seems to me that one can't really have an opinion unless they are cognizant of the pertinent facts surrounding the topic under discussion. They can have a reaction. Not an opinion. And no, they aren't the same thing.

Originally posted by 49ers81:
On the subject of opinions. Seems to me that one can't really have an opinion unless they are cognizant of the pertinent facts surrounding the topic under discussion. They can have a reaction. Not an opinion. And no, they aren't the same thing.

Another way to phrase this difference is "informed opinion" vs. "uninformed opinion". Not all opinions are equal, even if everyone can have one.

Originally posted by cciowa:

Originally posted by mojave45:

Originally posted by cciowa:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by ChazBoner:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Better now then inseason.

u must be new here.

Would you rather he miss time during the season or now?

he excels at both. keeping injured trash and HOPING it gets better is stupid in my opinion

Who would you rather have at the salary for his option that's available that fits our defense?

first off. they should have never picked up his option. second off,. you do not say stupid s**t like,., you just do not come in and take the job of aa,, third.. i think i can have an opinion on this scrub without having to set down and type out a bunch of names.. but in free agency or the draft you can not tell me. we could not have found some guy to replace him . screw the scheme and that is always a deflection in my opinion.. a healthy body to be respectable along the d line. that is something he is not no matter the deflection and denial scheme excuse. just because they allegedly fit some sort of a system is no reason to keep high priced often injured always under performing scrubs on the team is dumb and retards the infamous brick by brick thing

In other words you don't have a clue about what he is making this year or anyone better to replace him. You are just mad at a Lynch statement that all GMs make. Lynch has praised several. Players and let them go. Having an opinion is fine. Having one that cones out if the air is still OK, but it shows.

The foot surgery was a couple of months ago. He said he won't miss any OTAs.

He's excited to play albeit no pads, that's when he's at his best.

Originally posted by captveg:

Originally posted by 49ers81:
On the subject of opinions. Seems to me that one can't really have an opinion unless they are cognizant of the pertinent facts surrounding the topic under discussion. They can have a reaction. Not an opinion. And no, they aren't the same thing.

Another way to phrase this difference is "informed opinion" vs. "uninformed opinion". Not all opinions are equal, even if everyone can have one.

Can it really be an opinion if it's uninformed, or is it something else? That's one for the philosophers to sort out I think. Interesting question in semantics though. Makes my head hurt just to think of it, sort of like the concept of infinite space

My boy AA gonna have a good season this year

Originally posted by 49ers81:
Can it really be an opinion if it's uninformed, or is it something else? That's one for the philosophers to sort out I think. Interesting question in semantics though. Makes my head hurt just to think of it, sort of like the concept of infinite space

Ugh, infinite anything.