01-03-2016, 06:53 PM
Osweiler had a bad day, full of turnovers; replaced by Manning for the win. Hogan to Denver, to be mentored by Peyton and Elway.
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Osweiler had a bad day, full of turnovers; replaced by Manning for the win. Hogan to Denver, to be mentored by Peyton and Elway.
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01-03-2016, 07:08 PM
One bad day and you think Osweiler is out? How many good games did he have before one bad one? Lol...
One bad day and you think Osweiler is out? How many good games did he have before one bad one? Lol...
01-03-2016, 07:35 PM
(01-03-2016, 07:08 PM)amartinsu13 link Wrote:One bad day and you think Osweiler is out? How many good games did he have before one bad one? Lol...
His rookie contact expires at the end of the season, and Denver will have defensive FA's they would rather spend $$$ on. Why not draft a pro-ready rookie from your alma mater who could probably perform at least as well for less? I could see Hogan going to Dallas or Washington as well.
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(01-03-2016, 07:08 PM)amartinsu13 link Wrote:One bad day and you think Osweiler is out? How many good games did he have before one bad one? Lol...
His rookie contact expires at the end of the season, and Denver will have defensive FA's they would rather spend $$$ on. Why not draft a pro-ready rookie from your alma mater who could probably perform at least as well for less? I could see Hogan going to Dallas or Washington as well.
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01-03-2016, 07:53 PM
(01-03-2016, 07:08 PM)amartinsu13 link Wrote:One bad day and you think Osweiler is out? How many good games did he have before one bad one? Lol...
Like, one or two? Osweiler really hadn't been doing very well all things considered.
01-04-2016, 07:42 AM
(01-03-2016, 07:35 PM)thunder_chik link Wrote:[quote author=amartinsu13 link=topic=14284.msg150900#msg150900 date=1451873328]
One bad day and you think Osweiler is out? How many good games did he have before one bad one? Lol...
His rookie contact expires at the end of the season, and Denver will have defensive FA's they would rather spend $$$ on. Why not draft a pro-ready rookie from your alma mater who could probably perform at least as well for less? I could see Hogan going to Dallas or Washington as well.
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I wouldn't mind seeing Hogan go to my Washington Redskins. Although Kirk Cousins has definitely locked up the starting QB spot for the foreseeable future (and deservingly so). Definitely don't want to see him go to the Cowgirls..
(01-03-2016, 07:35 PM)thunder_chik link Wrote:[quote author=amartinsu13 link=topic=14284.msg150900#msg150900 date=1451873328]
One bad day and you think Osweiler is out? How many good games did he have before one bad one? Lol...
His rookie contact expires at the end of the season, and Denver will have defensive FA's they would rather spend $$$ on. Why not draft a pro-ready rookie from your alma mater who could probably perform at least as well for less? I could see Hogan going to Dallas or Washington as well.
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I wouldn't mind seeing Hogan go to my Washington Redskins. Although Kirk Cousins has definitely locked up the starting QB spot for the foreseeable future (and deservingly so). Definitely don't want to see him go to the Cowgirls..
01-04-2016, 08:29 AM
I've not been super impressed by what I've seen of Osweiller this season, but his fair to good performance against NFL competition will likely be valued higher than Hogan's strong performance against college teams.
Hey, what about the possibility of landing with the Colts as the future back up to Luck? Hasselbeck has been good in support, but he also showed his body is not up to the grind of playing multiple NFL games consecutively.
Hey, what about the possibility of landing with the Colts as the future back up to Luck? Hasselbeck has been good in support, but he also showed his body is not up to the grind of playing multiple NFL games consecutively.
I've not been super impressed by what I've seen of Osweiller this season, but his fair to good performance against NFL competition will likely be valued higher than Hogan's strong performance against college teams.
Hey, what about the possibility of landing with the Colts as the future back up to Luck? Hasselbeck has been good in support, but he also showed his body is not up to the grind of playing multiple NFL games consecutively.
Hey, what about the possibility of landing with the Colts as the future back up to Luck? Hasselbeck has been good in support, but he also showed his body is not up to the grind of playing multiple NFL games consecutively.
01-04-2016, 09:19 AM
Chainsaw Dan is probably the worst owner in a league full of bad ones. No way I'd want Hogan to get stuck in that franchise. You want him to go somewhere with coaching stability (so not the niners, either, who in any case probably want Goff).
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Chainsaw Dan is probably the worst owner in a league full of bad ones. No way I'd want Hogan to get stuck in that franchise. You want him to go somewhere with coaching stability (so not the niners, either, who in any case probably want Goff).
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01-04-2016, 11:01 AM
(01-04-2016, 09:19 AM)Boston Card link Wrote:Chainsaw Dan is probably the worst owner in a league full of bad ones. No way I'd want Hogan to get stuck in that franchise. You want him to go somewhere with coaching stability (so not the niners, either, who in any case probably want Goff).
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Chainsaw Dan, that's funny. Was Chainsaw Al your reference here? (Link is to Wikipedia.)
(01-04-2016, 09:19 AM)Boston Card link Wrote:Chainsaw Dan is probably the worst owner in a league full of bad ones. No way I'd want Hogan to get stuck in that franchise. You want him to go somewhere with coaching stability (so not the niners, either, who in any case probably want Goff).
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Chainsaw Dan, that's funny. Was Chainsaw Al your reference here? (Link is to Wikipedia.)
01-04-2016, 11:05 AM
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Might be as well a reference to the kerfuffle around Snyder's landscaping desires:
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/magazin...p?page=all
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Might be as well a reference to the kerfuffle around Snyder's landscaping desires:
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/magazin...p?page=all
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Might be as well a reference to the kerfuffle around Snyder's landscaping desires:
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/magazin...p?page=all
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Might be as well a reference to the kerfuffle around Snyder's landscaping desires:
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/magazin...p?page=all
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01-04-2016, 11:47 AM
York, Irsay, Snyder... yikes. Who (if anyone) are the owners you'd like to trust your career and health to?
01-04-2016, 12:12 PM
I've Rooneys have always been the gold standard for ownership, was my impression.
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01-04-2016, 12:13 PM
(01-04-2016, 11:01 AM)ChicagoVisitor link Wrote:[quote author=Boston Card link=topic=14284.msg150977#msg150977 date=1451924346]
Chainsaw Dan is probably the worst owner in a league full of bad ones. No way I'd want Hogan to get stuck in that franchise. You want him to go somewhere with coaching stability (so not the niners, either, who in any case probably want Goff).
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Chainsaw Dan, that's funny. Was Chainsaw Al your reference here? (Link is to Wikipedia.)
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No, Gregg Easterbrook's Tuesday Morning Quarterback column was my inspiration:Â He routinely calls Dan Snyder "Chainsaw Dan"
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/16/upshot...mself.html
Quote:Great Moments in Football Management No. 2. With Robert Griffin III selling popcorn in the stands and Kirk Cousins looking befuddled on the field, consider: Netting transactions, in the last five years the Washington franchise has invested three No. 1 draft choices, two No. 2s and a No. 4 on quarterbacks, and is in panic mode at quarterback.
Dont fret for RG3. By winter at the latest, he will be on another team. The moment Griffin is clear of the negative energy field projected by Chainsaw Dan Snyder, hell play well again.
It is a reference to his landscaping...
Quote:Six years ago, TMQ christened Redskins owner Chainsaw Dan after he hired a crew to clear-cut 130 mature trees that blocked his mansion's view of the Potomac River. The trees were not on Snyder's property, rather, on a scenic easement administered by the National Park Service. Snyder paid a fine, and promised to replant -- obviously coming out ahead, since it would take saplings a decade or more to grow enough to block his view again.
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(01-04-2016, 11:01 AM)ChicagoVisitor link Wrote:[quote author=Boston Card link=topic=14284.msg150977#msg150977 date=1451924346]
Chainsaw Dan is probably the worst owner in a league full of bad ones. No way I'd want Hogan to get stuck in that franchise. You want him to go somewhere with coaching stability (so not the niners, either, who in any case probably want Goff).
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Chainsaw Dan, that's funny. Was Chainsaw Al your reference here? (Link is to Wikipedia.)
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No, Gregg Easterbrook's Tuesday Morning Quarterback column was my inspiration:Â He routinely calls Dan Snyder "Chainsaw Dan"
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/16/upshot...mself.html
Quote:Great Moments in Football Management No. 2. With Robert Griffin III selling popcorn in the stands and Kirk Cousins looking befuddled on the field, consider: Netting transactions, in the last five years the Washington franchise has invested three No. 1 draft choices, two No. 2s and a No. 4 on quarterbacks, and is in panic mode at quarterback.
Dont fret for RG3. By winter at the latest, he will be on another team. The moment Griffin is clear of the negative energy field projected by Chainsaw Dan Snyder, hell play well again.
It is a reference to his landscaping...
Quote:Six years ago, TMQ christened Redskins owner Chainsaw Dan after he hired a crew to clear-cut 130 mature trees that blocked his mansion's view of the Potomac River. The trees were not on Snyder's property, rather, on a scenic easement administered by the National Park Service. Snyder paid a fine, and promised to replant -- obviously coming out ahead, since it would take saplings a decade or more to grow enough to block his view again.
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