Is one needed? Waldman is the best. If you disagree feel free to elaborate.Update?
Other than being wrong more often than not, I guess he's the best.Is one needed? Waldman is the best. If you disagree feel free to elaborate.
How about if you declare something? The burden of proof is on you to come up with reasons for a pretty hyperbolic comment. You're the one throat punching ponies for repeating things they heard from broadcasts and linking to nothing in lieu of.Is one needed? Waldman is the best. If you disagree feel free to elaborate.
Fair enough.How about if you declare something? The burden of proof is on you to come up with reasons for a pretty hyperbolic comment. You're the one throat punching ponies for repeating things they heard from broadcasts and linking to nothing in lieu of.
Perhaps you can try something out that leads to something productive instead of uttering declarations as gospel.
Thanks, Hooper31. For what it's worth, I read him, too, and find him an excellent and dispassionate evaluator.Fair enough.
His Weekly Top 10 is a fantastic read each week. He's not married to anyone in the NFL when it comes to evaluation and backs up his opinions with outstanding objective observations all the time. His observations are based in the same format that he utilizes to scout players coming into the NFL. It's not based in like or dislike. He has a system of evaluation that mirrors the way a professional scout evaluates any talent. it's refreshing and unemotional.
Josh Gordon caught 2-of-5 targets for 34 yards in Week 14 against the Rams.
It's another nondescript game for Gordon, who finished behind D.K. Metcalf and Jacob Hollister in targets. This was his best game since coming over from the Patriots, but Gordon has still has to catch more than two passes in any game. Gordon's snaps could start to go up, but he's not a fantasy option right now.
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He’s a great read, but so was the fiction The Lord of the Rings. Obviously the evaluation model isn’t working.Fair enough.
His Weekly Top 10 is a fantastic read each week. He's not married to anyone in the NFL when it comes to evaluation and backs up his opinions with outstanding objective observations all the time. His observations are based in the same format that he utilizes to scout players coming into the NFL. It's not based in like or dislike. He has a system of evaluation that mirrors the way a professional scout evaluates any talent. it's refreshing and unemotional.
Wilson is clearly the problem.This thread was much more fun when the denials were plausible.
Won't hold the ball long enough for Josh to get open.Wilson is clearly the problem.
Arm isn’t strong enough for Gordon’s outstanding athletic AbilityWon't hold the ball long enough for Josh to get open.
You capitalized "A" in ability like Hester Prynne. Josh should have to publicly wear the "A" for the rest of life, indebted to fantasy GMs everywhere.Arm isn’t strong enough for Gordon’s outstanding athletic Ability
NFL suspended Seahawks WR Josh Gordon indefinitely.
Gordon has been suspended indefinitely without pay for violating the NFL policies on performance-enhancing substances and substances of abuse. It marks the fifth time that the NFL has suspended Gordon for violating the league's policy. He finished his tenure with the Seahawks with just seven receptions for 139 scoreless yards in five games.
Both? So not just weed? PEDs too?for violating the NFL policies on performance-enhancing substances and substances of abuse
My feeling as well. Doesn't seem like a bad guy.While unsurprising, it Is a little bit sad. i was kinda hoping he was on the right track.
Seems so. No way he comes back.so was his last NFL recorded stat an INT?
NFL does not consider weed a "substance of abuse" - that's saved for harder drugs that Gordon has a long history of....Both? So not just weed? PEDs too?
I mean, it’s always sad. Maybe no shock to it any more, but it’s never not sad when anyone succumbs to addiction like that.It's not really that sad anymore. That ended after chance #3, IMO.
Not to mention likely being high AF the whole time.Dude is done. One of the biggest “what if’s” in recent history. Had one of the best seasons ever in 2013 despite being suspended the first 2 games
I am more willing to bet he was never able to recapture his previous abilities and was looking for a way to do that. Most athletes will do anything to compete. It is a shame for JG.Not to mention likely being high AF the whole time.
I thought he’d said he played high all the time in college & in the magical season.I am more willing to bet he was never able to recapture his previous abilities and was looking for a way to do that. Most athletes will do anything to compete. It is a shame for JG.
It's still ok to feel empathy for someone who has an addiction.It's not really that sad anymore. That ended after chance #3, IMO.
Did he study something in college that makes you think he’ll become an astronaut?Last catch in an NFL game will be 58 yards, some guys never make a 50 yard catch their entire careers, tragedy and waste of talent.
I used to wish that he would get the help he needed but this is going to go down a long dark path that will likely end with Gordon leaving this World a little before he should, just my gut feelings at this point.
I mean, it’s always sad. Maybe no shock to it any more, but it’s never not sad when anyone succumbs to addiction like that.
As someone who’s dabbled in recreational enhancements but doesn’t have a very addictive personality, it’s hard for me to imagine trading getting high for an NFL career.
but then, I’m the kind of guy who can have a single beer with dinner, and move on with my evening while others I know are incapable of that sort of moderation.
I’d be willing to agree if it wasn’t PED’s. Even if it was both, the PED’s were a choice, not an addiction.It's still ok to feel empathy for someone who has an addiction.
There’s no addiction.
Why do people think all football players like the game? It’s just a job to someThis is an awful comment, regardless of how you feel about guys being spoonfed multiple chances and whether they deserve it or not.
In the same game where he had a pass attempt intercepted. Seems about right.Last catch in an NFL game will be 58 yards, some guys never make a 50 yard catch their entire careers, tragedy and waste of talent.
Is he though? Every article and interview I've read has been about how he's too ####ed up to spend time with his kids.Bigboy10182000 said:Why do people think all football players like the game? It’s just a job to some
He’s working the system and getting what he wants. Makes a few million than back to the party. Beats applying at Beat Buy right?