Agent Says Pacman Will Train and Fly Right

Now see, your little safety quip just got you uninvited to sit next to me!:hot:

Yes I know about Chad's list and how Pac was on the list of potential people who could cover him. Did you know that Chad stole the Riverdance endzone dance idea from me! He's a thief!

 

Get out of the fog. It wasn't a quip or a smack dis or whatever. We need some damn help at safety or we are gonna pick in the top 5 again next year. The linebacking corp needs fresh blood. It's called reality. If you paid as much attention to these players performance on gameday as your makeup you would see that now that the draft capital is spent on DL & CB it is time to get an upgrade at LB and S. It's progressional.

You need to wake up and smell the coffee.:coffee: Being a pro football player is not all hugs and kisses. It's a competitive world, a competitive game, and a competitive market. Your boy Thompson's market value is down. I'm not sure they are going to punt on him but Lamont himself can not rule it out. To do so would be foolish and only serve to set him up for failure. (see Peyton Manning, failure prototype)

 

Lamont isn't MY boy, he belongs to another.

 

Hey Go Titans 3801, is this what you meant?

Elf, you are going to have to do better than that.
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Quit smoking that crack, dude!:stars:

 

If you are going to rebuttle that no help is needed at safety than make an argument to that effect.

 

Yes, SEC BP, I think you're feeling what I've been feeling for a few weeks, like arguing with a tickle-me elmo. No matter how solid your argument is, you pull the string, and some giggling response comes back out, the same few things over and over that aren't responsive anyway...

Thanks for the support...

 

Bah, quit hatin'! (Gunny, the strike is over:kiss: )

 

Safeties are "safety valves". The play shouldn't make it in the backfield in the first place. It starts with the defensive line. If a running back makes it past the D-line, then you've got the linebackers who are supposed to step up and stop the forward motion. Most of the time, running backs had glided through the D-line and linebackers and were hitting their stride by the time they got to the safeties.

It's very difficult to catch and tackle an elusive running back who has hit the open field, one who was barely bumped by a D-lineman or linebacker.

You put any safety back there in the same situation and you'd have them running down the same rb's. From the first Steeler game to the last Jaguar game, the same problems were evident on the D-line. The best defensive showing of the year was the Ravens game.

 

sounds nice - now for cryin' out loud someone remove that RB from Williams chest cause I think it is gonna leave a mark