Comments on: Week 10 Recap: Enough Is Enough

By: Chris

Chris — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 15:34:35 +0000

Yes, and the Cowboys decided Brad Johnson was a great backup. I guess nobody in the NFL ever makes mistakes when it comes to evaluating who should be on their roster, huh?

Honestly, I was going to respond to your latest bit of nonsense but since you don’t bother to make anything in the way of logical points, I’m not going to bother responding. Except to say the argument “If you’re so smart, you be a [insert name of occupation blogger just criticized]” is the online equivalent of a 3rd grader saying “I know you are but what am I?”

Perhaps you don’t understand what a blog is or what purpose it serves. I state OPINIONS. You can either agree or disagree. I don’t care as long as your OPINIONS are stated in a respectful manner. You have not shown any maturity with your little insults so let this serve as your final warning: grow up or the above comment will be your last.

By: rich

rich — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 13:39:03 +0000

Start Byron? He couldn’t beat out three stiffs in Atlanta last year. He was by-passed by the entire league until Charlie Batch got hurt. If Batch doesn’t get injured he’s not even on team. One half against Washington doesn’t warrant a guy immediately being placed into the starting lineup. If Tomlin believes Ben is capable of playing then he’s the guy. Did you conveniently forget about all the success he’s had? What about that opening drive against the Colts last week?

I don’t care about the Pats and Chiefs. The Steelers and that beat up offensive line is killing their passing and running games. (Interior line by the way refers to the tackles, guards and center.)

I’ll tell you what genius, since you seem have the cure for the problems, why don’t you talk to the Rooneys and get on staff? There you go. Problem solved.

Consider this; Don’t you think Mike Tomlin, who watches the team practice all week and has been around the game all his life, knows a little more about the team than the fans who watch the game on Sunday? I include myself in that group too. Yea I think so. Let them do their job. If they don’t win enough eventually they’ll pay for it with their job loss. Oh, how about this instead; quit basing the ups and downs in your life over the success or failure of a football team. It’s just a game and in the big picture means very little.

By: Chris

Chris — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 10:03:36 +0000

First off, if you actually WATCH the games instead of repeating nonsense the media feeds you, you’d know the line hasn’t played that badly. It’s not great by any means but this great “interior” line from last year you’re babbling about gave up the EXACT SAME number as sacks by this point last year. So learn something before you open your mouth.

Willie is hurt. So what? The Patriots are down to their 4th string RB and they still have a running game. The Chiefs haven’t had Larry Johnson almost all season and still average more yards/game than we do. Again, learn before you talk.

Finally, if Ben is injured to the point he’s playing like shit, DON’T START HIM. Making excuses for him is ridiculous. If he plays, he should play well. If not, then he deserves criticism, whether it makes you cry into your #7 jersey or not.

Thanks for reading. Please direct your attention to other, less intelligent blogs, so you might be happier reading stuff more on your level.