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Originally Posted by O.city
That goes both ways though.
I really liked geno in the draft, but all the shit said here (true or false) has made me really enjoy slinging some shit at a certain few. It shows too how people will give one guy the benefit of the doubt, crucify one guy etc.
For instance, last night, geno had 96 yards passing ad 1 fg drive at the half, and some were anointing him better than x or y.
If Alex smith did that, the server would die if aids
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True, you can't really have one without the other, and it's why the conversations are often so mind numbing... it's all black or white, mostly agenda driven, and like politics or religion, arguing just further entrenches people in their opinion.
In the end though, it doesn't really matter if Geno becomes a star or not, and it doesn't make anyone right or wrong. It's not rocket science... had Aaron Rodgers failed, the Packers would have kept trying, and it doesn't mean they shouldn't have tried in the first place. If Geno fails, the Jets will try again, as they should. Sure, any organization wants to do their homework, find someone who fits the system, etc; but waiting for the next (supposedly) guaranteed star isn't the answer.