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The 49ers once offered up Joe Montana for a 8th round pick back when the draft went 12 rounds. There were no takers on what everyone felt was a skinny weak armed QB. Bill Walsh came to the 49ers and the rest is history. I am sure when Bledsoe was king in N.E. if somebody had offered up a decent round draft pick Brady would be playing somewhere else. Deron Cherry was a free agent punter and was cut and later resigned. If anyone had even tossed a late rounder they could have had him. I am certain Atlanta wished they could have given back that 2nd round pick they got for Favre over the years. It is an interesting tidbit but these type of stories are very common in the NFL.
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I think we also need to look at what happened to Charles earlier in the year and perhaps admit that in the case of Jamaal Charles, he ended up being motivated by the early season inactivation and seeing guys around him being cut or traded, and ended up taking his job more seriously, worked on his fumble issues, hit the film room, and made sure he started treating every carry like his last.
He's certainly a better player right now than he was last year or at the beginning of this year. I highly doubt if he was the starter from game 1 he'd be as good as we've seen him be here in the 2nd half of the year. And for that, I'd give Charles and the staff credit for turning him into the player we've been seeing... |
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I could make hamas look like a damn fool in a thread where I was arguing Tony Romo was a great QB and he said he was one of the worst QB's in the league...but I don't feel like taking the effort to go dig up old threads... Or perhaps I could make Mecca look like an idiot when he was bashing me before the season started for saying Chris Johnson was the best RB in the league... Man I'm such a moron...I never offer any football takes...etc. etc. etc. Mecca tells me Carson Palmer is a top QB in the league...Carson Palmer can't even come close to holding half of Tony Romo's jock. |
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They probably all wanted Charles and could see that he was a 2000 yard-a-year type of player, but were only willing to give up a 7th rounder and a bag of towels out of fear. FAX |
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Did I hurt your feelings? You have no problem dishing it out, usually invented in your own head, but you sure don't have the balls to take it. |
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what exactly did I not "knock out of the park"...? Are you kidding? I guessed Hali would have 10 sacks, he had 8.5...I guessed Larry would have 85 yards that game...I think he had around that many...I said Jared Allen could be just as good as DeMarcus Ware in a 3-4...and I still think that... You're a ****ing moron man...plain and simple. Another know-it-all with an anti-Chiefs agenda that doesn't really know shit... |
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WOW!! The fact that he was drafted as a change of pace, pass receiving, 3rd down and KR, and that he was great value for that does not obviate him from being more than that, nor does the drafting of someone mean that they are relegated to that role for their entire career. He was drafted to be Lightning to Johnson's thunder, or Jones to his Barber. And he did that amazingly well when given the opportunity. Here's the amazingly simplistic fact of the matter. Jamaal Charles is a football player. Larry Johnson is also a football player. When looking at them both in 2009, our FO decided that Johnson > Charles, when droves of people on here, who themselves did not see the extent of Charles' potential, even then said that Charles was better than LJ, hence my quote from week 2 upon his deactivation. That's damning |
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