Football What if: Bulger is unhappy in St. Louis....hmmm. - Page 8

BigVE · 09-26-2008, 09:42 PM

He would be a major upgrade, he's not that old and he has said that he absolutely does NOT want to play for Linehan anymore. IF a trade were possible (maybe no more than a 3rd rounder) I would be for it. Even though we USED to be Ram's West with Vermeil I think that it could happen. (I'm a bit tipsy and delusional but it sounds feasable.)

Marc Bulger: Not Happy With Linehan

RotoWire.com Staff - RotoWire.com

Update: Bulger reportedly does not want to play for head coach Scott Linehan any longer, the Post-Dispatch reports.
Recommendation: Unidentified team sources gave P-D that information but it could be the water boy for all we know. Clearly the relationship between the embattled coach and Bulger took a turn for the worse this week when a healthy Bulger was benched in favor of Trent Green. Bulger has refused to comment publicly but his star running back Steven Jackson has saying, “He’s our general. You don’t pay someone $60-something million and then sit him on the bench” (Bulger was signed to a $65 million contract extension prior to the 2007 season.) Jackson went on to add that “I’m not the only one who feels this way”, obviously referencing other teammates who feel Bulger is getting the short end of the stick. It is starting to appear that Linehan has lost almost all his players and his ouster from the head coaching position may be only days away.

DT58HOF · 09-27-2008, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman

Holy shit!

Could you possibly be any more stupid?

Stupid your telling me Bulger is better than Trent Green?

milkman · 09-27-2008, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by DT58HOF

Stupid your telling me Bulger is better than Trent Green?

Well yes, I would, but that isn't what I was addressing.

The post I quoted said that the "Chiefs taking Bulger would be like The Patriots getting rid of Tom Brady to make Qunicy Carter".

The Chiefs wouldn't be replacing Trent Green with Bulger at this point.

If you mean't that Green is better than Bulger with that post, then not only are you wrong, but you weren't even close to making that clear.

DT58HOF · 09-27-2008, 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman

Well yes, I would, but that isn't what I was addressing.

The post I quoted said that the "Chiefs taking Bulger would be like The Patriots getting rid of Tom Brady to make Qunicy Carter".

The Chiefs wouldn't be replacing Trent Green with Bulger at this point.

If you mean't that Green is better than Bulger with that post, then not only are you wrong, but you weren't even close to making that clear.

maybe you should go milk him, i hear he is funny as well, as a teenager he liked to hangout with Kordell in Pittsburgh!!

milkman · 09-27-2008, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by DT58HOF

maybe you should go milk him, i hear he is funny as well, as a teenager he liked to hangout with Kordell in Pittsburgh!!

You are really a moron, aren't you.

I don't expect an answer, because you're to stupid to answer correctly.

09-26-2008, 09:42 PM
BigVE Veteran Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: centralKs Casino cash: $10005250	What if: Bulger is unhappy in St. Louis....hmmm. He would be a major upgrade, he's not that old and he has said that he absolutely does NOT want to play for Linehan anymore. IF a trade were possible (maybe no more than a 3rd rounder) I would be for it. Even though we USED to be Ram's West with Vermeil I think that it could happen. (I'm a bit tipsy and delusional but it sounds feasable.) Marc Bulger: Not Happy With Linehan RotoWire.com Staff - RotoWire.com Update: Bulger reportedly does not want to play for head coach Scott Linehan any longer, the Post-Dispatch reports. Recommendation: Unidentified team sources gave P-D that information but it could be the water boy for all we know. Clearly the relationship between the embattled coach and Bulger took a turn for the worse this week when a healthy Bulger was benched in favor of Trent Green. Bulger has refused to comment publicly but his star running back Steven Jackson has saying, “He’s our general. You don’t pay someone $60-something million and then sit him on the bench” (Bulger was signed to a $65 million contract extension prior to the 2007 season.) Jackson went on to add that “I’m not the only one who feels this way”, obviously referencing other teammates who feel Bulger is getting the short end of the stick. It is starting to appear that Linehan has lost almost all his players and his ouster from the head coaching position may be only days away.
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