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Has anyone hacked 'dirtymormon49@hotmail.com'? Maybe we can find some spicy emails there.
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Can someone review Dan's emails? Maybe there is something in there that could get him cut.
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Issorensengoneyet dot com
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Does Dirty Dan like his butthole oiled and forcibly massaged? I sure hope so!
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I'm trying to figure out why Spags prefers him. |
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I also believe nobody is immune to blind spots born of inertia and/or loyalty. I cannot come up with a single cogent rationale for the conclusion that Dan Sorensen is the best option to play safety in base sets for this football team. Its no different than being absolutely sure that Scott Pioli knew more about football than I do but he simply could not convince himself that Matt Cassel was a bad NFL quarterback. He had a blind spot. Sports in general are littered with brilliant people that fell victim to bias/blind spots. "He's been that guy before" or the ever popular 'great man' fallacy. They understand the game better than I do, but they're also more prone to missing the forest for the trees because they simply can't get removed enough from it to see what's readily apparent to those of us that are less immersed and invested in it. They're wrong here. Dan Sorensen should not be starting for this football team. |
If the argument is that Thornhill misses tackles….then it’s no excuse. He’s more athletic than Sorenson. He’s a better deep safety. And you can’t say that he doesn’t fit the scheme because he excelled his rookie year.
Yeah Thornhill isn’t a LB/S hybrid but who the **** cares. Gay is back now. |
Mabye it's all those plays he made in the playoffs . I mean he did single handidly get us through to both superbowls.
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But here's the problem with that argument now. Let's assume for the sake of argument he's a better, more willing tackler than Thornhill - the juice is no longer worth the squeeze there. Sorensen is now cheating on routes. He recognizes his skills have diminished so he's taking shortcuts to keep from being exposed. He's biting on double moves, diving on play-fakes and taking himself out of position trying to make up for rapidly declining range. He's now turning 15 yard pass plays into 60 yard pass plays. He's unplayable. His strengths, such as they are, are simply outweighed by things he's doing to make up for his weaknesses. They have to get him off the field. |
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Either way, that was then. This is now. And right now he's regressing. Hard. |
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