Yeah they only swapped if Sac picked ahead of them. This is another thing I'd love to get rid of in the NBA Pick swaps and trading multiple pick. I hate the protected pick crap. Traded and lose it if not oh well.Nevermind. Just pick 3
The point is that if we just got Hibbert instead of speigts we'd have like 4 rings!Good god, man. I think at this point you're just wasting your time writing things no one will read. Where's the cliff notes?
I like fox more than the 2 guards going ahead of himFox please. Dynamic talent.
No my point was there were multiple guys in each of these drafts. Evan Turner instead of George and even Boogie? You could go on. If I was a Sixers fan looking at those drafts would make me sick. My point was you didn't need to tank to get stars. That's basically what I've been trying to say. They'd be in most likely a better spot now but knowing the Sixers they would've messed up with the Stars PO'd them and then traded them or wouldn't build around said players.The point is that if we just got Hibbert instead of speigts we'd have like 4 rings!
Balls shooting motion scares the hell out of me. It doesn't look right and seems easy to block. Plus I don't think Lavar's antics will fly in Philly too well. Lavar seems like a great fit in LA where they gush over their stars and celebrities. I've heard good things about Jackson though as he can shoot and defend.I like fox more than the 2 guards going ahead of him
I doubt the Lakers will be this bad. With Magic running the show I see them going hard in FA and possible trying to trade for an established star. Would've be surprised to see Russell dangled or traded either.Jackson all day. Not even close. He could go #1. I'm bummed but at the same time #2 is the same as #2 for us. Gets us Jackson either way. Didn't want ball. Lakers better take him and not pull a surprise Russel over Okafor move again
Still don't want lowry. Get a pg next year or let Ben run it.
We Drew the 5 spot. Sac pick swap saved our asses.
Sucks about lakers but now we can cheer against them as it's unprotected next year.
that is the consolation prize for getting the #3 pick. Plenty of podcasts and talk now about who they should take or what they should do. They still have friggin 4 2nd round picks, i would like to see them move some things around. there was a story the other day on hoopsrumors about not wanting to try out for 2 teams, Kings and Celtics. Kings aren't surprising, but they said a few agents said they didn't want their players going to Boston to sit behind their team. Intrigued if a deal can be worked with them.I like fox more than the 2 guards going ahead of him
I'm pretty sure i have heard the above the last 4 years. and the last 4 years the Lakers have had a beauty of a lottery pick. No way that team suddenly turns it around, unless you get a year like this year where you have 4 or 5 teams looking to get better position with the lotteryI doubt the Lakers will be this bad. With Magic running the show I see them going hard in FA and possible trying to trade for an established star. Would've be surprised to see Russell dangled or traded either.
More so saying I think LA was bad intentionally so they wouldn't lose the Pick. Plus LA stars want to go to LA no mater how bad they are. Lakers no matter how bad they are is a destination city. It's LA for crying out loud plus a team with a huge history.I'm pretty sure i have heard the above the last 4 years. and the last 4 years the Lakers have had a beauty of a lottery pick. No way that team suddenly turns it around, unless you get a year like this year where you have 4 or 5 teams looking to get better position with the lottery
How many players the last 2-3 years have used Lakers as a pawn for more money. the idea that Lakers are a dream destination is a bit of a farce i think (worked with Shaq and Dwight wanting to play with Kobe, outside of that hard to find)More so saying I think LA was bad intentionally so they wouldn't lose the Pick. Plus LA stars want to go to LA no mater how bad they are. Lakers no matter how bad they are is a destination city. It's LA for crying out loud plus a team with a huge history.
Either way guys like LA. They get a lot of TV time and who wouldn't want to be the guy who takes them out of the lottery back to the promise land. Plus with Magic running the show there now it could work as a destination spot. I'm not saying it's a perfect spot but it's a better destination to players then say Philly who has a lot of IfsHow many players the last 2-3 years have used Lakers as a pawn for more money. the idea that Lakers are a dream destination is a bit of a farce i think (worked with Shaq and Dwight wanting to play with Kobe, outside of that hard to find)
i only seeing AInge trading that pick for a Star. Word was Ainge had talks with Chicago but Chicago wouldn't trade Butler without Crowder and that pick included.So with the results of the draft, it should be a good test for Colangelo. 4 2nd round picks is simply assets, unless Sixers want full squads across the seas. Also think they could possibly swap picks with Celtics if they think Fultz is worth it. Last year it seemed like Ainge wouldn't deal unless a steal for them, and was similar at the trade deadline, so might be that way again
being in LA is "fun" but most players want championships or money. Sixers can offer a better chance of both over the LakersEither way guys like LA. They get a lot of TV time and who wouldn't want to be the guy who takes them out of the lottery back to the promise land. Plus with Magic running the show there now it could work as a destination spot. I'm not saying it's a perfect spot but it's a better destination to players then say Philly who has a lot of Ifs
Go post this in the NBA thread. See what kind of response you get about LA being a "destination."Either way guys like LA. They get a lot of TV time and who wouldn't want to be the guy who takes them out of the lottery back to the promise land. Plus with Magic running the show there now it could work as a destination spot. I'm not saying it's a perfect spot but it's a better destination to players then say Philly who has a lot of Ifs
He seemed like he wanted Paul georgeI doubt the Lakers will be this bad. With Magic running the show I see them going hard in FA and possible trying to trade for an established star. Would've be surprised to see Russell dangled or traded either.
How so? I see money but Title again I don't see it. Too many What ifs. I'm in no way a simmons fan at all. I think people will be severely disappointed how he turns out. I watched a lot of him in college and he was not that impressive at all. He seemed to play lazy and got by on talent alone which you can't do in the NBA. I like Embiid but can he stay healthy? Then there's Saric who again I'm not huge on and see as more of a Kukoc. I like Holmes and Covington and Luwawu but anyone going to Philly is doing it simple for a payday and a huge gamble. Plus 2 yrs ago I sat behind a guy who was talking to a sixes official he seemed to be friends with as they talked about families and all. This was when BC got started and he apparently was already doing research before going to Philly and asking USA Basketball guys what their thoughts on the team was. This guy said BC determined he needed to acquire a name guy to lure in a big name FA. This was a convo brought up do to the Noel to All rumor for Teague or Schroader which the guy said was true and BC was trying to test the waters on who name wise he could maybe bring in. Just based on everything else he said on Embiid's time table and some other things they talked about I kind of believe him. Lets also not forget the Sixers have a questionable med staff at best. If I'm a player who has had injuries already do you think I'd want their med staff working on me? God no.being in LA is "fun" but most players want championships or money. Sixers can offer a better chance of both over the Lakers
who is more popular, Joel Embiid or all of the current Lakers put together? Lakers also have at best all role players on that current team, need a hell of a lot more then 1 or 2 good playersHow so? I see money but Title again I don't see it. Too many What ifs. I'm in no way a simmons fan at all. I think people will be severely disappointed how he turns out. I watched a lot of him in college and he was not that impressive at all. He seemed to play lazy and got by on talent alone which you can't do in the NBA. I like Embiid but can he stay healthy? Then there's Saric who again I'm not huge on and see as more of a Kukoc. I like Holmes and Covington and Luwawu but anyone going to Philly is doing it simple for a payday and a huge gamble. Plus 2 yrs ago I sat behind a guy who was talking to a sixes official he seemed to be friends with as they talked about families and all. This was when BC got started and he apparently was already doing research before going to Philly and asking USA Basketball guys what their thoughts on the team was. This guy said BC determined he needed to acquire a name guy to lure in a big name FA. This was a convo brought up do to the Noel to All rumor for Teague or Schroader which the guy said was true and BC was trying to test the waters on who name wise he could maybe bring in. Just based on everything else he said on Embiid's time table and some other things they talked about I kind of believe him. Lets also not forget the Sixers have a questionable med staff at best. If I'm a player who has had injuries already do you think I'd want their med staff working on me? God no.
I won't Lie Embiid but it's a lot to do with his social media presence with a lot of people not Sixers fans. Fans like him but it seems other teams fans worry if he can stay healthy. Again though are you gonna put all your eggs in the basket of this guy staying healthy? One of the problems my Bulls had recruiting players was the fact players couldn't trust Derrick Rose health. I could see the same problem with Embiid and Philly there. I'm not saying Philly can't get stars but they might have to overpay and what happens when they don't work out? They are stuck with them as they become untraceable.who is more popular, Joel Embiid or all of the current Lakers put together? Lakers also have at best all role players on that current team, need a hell of a lot more then 1 or 2 good players
I'm assuming we swapped with Sac, right? Originally we were drawn with pick 5. It was impossible for Sacramento to be drawn to pick 5th.Yeah they only swapped if Sac picked ahead of them. This is another thing I'd love to get rid of in the NBA Pick swaps and trading multiple pick. I hate the protected pick crap. Traded and lose it if not oh well.
Actually they swapped. Sac was the #3 pick Sixers got #5. The Kings running their franchise like ######s saved the Sixers. If not for that trade and Sac ineptness they'd screwed and picking 5th.I'm assuming we swapped with Sac, right? Originally we were drawn with pick 5. It was impossible for Sacramento to be drawn to pick 5th.
EDT: Sac had a 9.9% chance to land in top 3 and did. That pick swap really saved us. Thank you Hinkie.
Nate Duncan referenced the swap on last night's ep which I just heard this afternoon and I was massively confused because I was watching in a bar with no sound. This is way better than just getting number 2 outright. (not crazy enough to go with number 1...)I'm assuming we swapped with Sac, right? Originally we were drawn with pick 5. It was impossible for Sacramento to be drawn to pick 5th.
EDT: Sac had a 9.9% chance to land in top 3 and did. That pick swap really saved us. Thank you Hinkie.
So Hinkie screwed Sacramento and you still refuse to give him credit for making the trade and say it's only because Sacramento is stupid? Jesus man. Anyone still bashing Hinkie at this point is just being stubborn.Actually they swapped. Sac was the #3 pick Sixers got #5. The Kings running their franchise like ######s saved the Sixers. If not for that trade and Sac ineptness they'd screwed and picking 5th.
I think we are going to just have to agree to disagree. Listening to a podcast now with Brett Browne who has worked with Ben since he was 10, and has known his family for a long time. I would rely a little more that he can identify what Ben has and what he can do. Working with a kid since he was 10 years old is a heck of an advantage most coaches don't get:How so? I see money but Title again I don't see it. Too many What ifs. I'm in no way a simmons fan at all. I think people will be severely disappointed how he turns out. I watched a lot of him in college and he was not that impressive at all. He seemed to play lazy and got by on talent alone which you can't do in the NBA. I like Embiid but can he stay healthy? Then there's Saric who again I'm not huge on and see as more of a Kukoc. I like Holmes and Covington and Luwawu but anyone going to Philly is doing it simple for a payday and a huge gamble. Plus 2 yrs ago I sat behind a guy who was talking to a sixes official he seemed to be friends with as they talked about families and all. This was when BC got started and he apparently was already doing research before going to Philly and asking USA Basketball guys what their thoughts on the team was. This guy said BC determined he needed to acquire a name guy to lure in a big name FA. This was a convo brought up do to the Noel to All rumor for Teague or Schroader which the guy said was true and BC was trying to test the waters on who name wise he could maybe bring in. Just based on everything else he said on Embiid's time table and some other things they talked about I kind of believe him. Lets also not forget the Sixers have a questionable med staff at best. If I'm a player who has had injuries already do you think I'd want their med staff working on me? God no.
Hinkie didn't screw Sac they screwed themselves. I've actually followed that team to a degree given that I was a huge Bibb/C-Webb fan and am a big Cousins fan. That organization has been horrible run. They're the Browns of the NBA right now I mean look what they got for Boogie it should've been wy more. This team should already be in the playoffs not on their 5th or whatever year of tanking. Not only that but I really don't this team is as great as a lot of people do. Too many question marks and like I said before I'm not a Simmons fan at all. A lot of fans are ready to put the dude in the HOF before touching the court. Look they are the home town team even if I don't root for them I hope they do well but there's more to building a great team then tanking for picks. It's also about player movement in who you sign, trade, etc. Where you draft really doesn't;'t matter. It's how you draft. Good teams aways find ways to draft well no matter what. Conclusion was unless a team was really lucky tanking doesn't do anything to make a team more a playoff contender. The NBA basically is great teams stay great and the poor teams stay poor. The study didn't get into other issues like lack of player development. The University of UConn did a study a bit back on tanking in the NBA. It was done last year. They came to the conclusion tanking isn't as effective as people think. The good teams stay good and the bad teams stay bad. In conclusion what impacted the most was key acquisitions through trades and FA signings. Hinkie knew how to acquire assets but not put them to use which is what Calagelo is trying to do now.So Hinkie screwed Sacramento and you still refuse to give him credit for making the trade and say it's only because Sacramento is stupid? Jesus man. Anyone still bashing Hinkie at this point is just being stubborn.
I officially can no longer respect any insight you have on this subject. What if Blade was stuck on not doing the deal? And Hinkie walked away and said he wouldn't do it without the pick swap and he got them to cave? How is it possible to not give Sam credit for that? He absolutely deserves credit for that trade. You sound like an insanely bitter fan who hates a team and will find any which way you can to support your agenda by saying "they're not good, the other team was just bad" over and over. No offence but it's unbearable. BC has done nothing for this team, he's riding on what sam set up for him. Save is the lengthy reply, don't think anyone is reading them at this point. Just enjoy the next few fun seasons, which Sam has given you.Hinkie didn't screw Sac they screwed themselves. I've actually followed that team to a degree given that I was a huge Bibb/C-Webb fan and am a big Cousins fan. That organization has been horrible run. They're the Browns of the NBA right now I mean look what they got for Boogie it should've been wy more. This team should already be in the playoffs not on their 5th or whatever year of tanking. Not only that but I really don't this team is as great as a lot of people do. Too many question marks and like I said before I'm not a Simmons fan at all. A lot of fans are ready to put the dude in the HOF before touching the court. Look they are the home town team even if I don't root for them I hope they do well but there's more to building a great team then tanking for picks. It's also about player movement in who you sign, trade, etc. Where you draft really doesn't;'t matter. It's how you draft. Good teams aways find ways to draft well no matter what. Conclusion was unless a team was really lucky tanking doesn't do anything to make a team more a playoff contender. The NBA basically is great teams stay great and the poor teams stay poor. The study didn't get into other issues like lack of player development. The University of UConn did a study a bit back on tanking in the NBA. It was done last year. They came to the conclusion tanking isn't as effective as people think. The good teams stay good and the bad teams stay bad. In conclusion what impacted the most was key acquisitions through trades and FA signings. Hinkie knew how to acquire assets but not put them to use which is what Calagelo is trying to do now.
Tanking and Competitive Balance in NBA
LOL I'm not even a Sixers fan dude. In fact never have been since the days they protected the thug AI. I just hate teams who tank and then seeing all these people complain how The Pens and others but when it comes to the Sixers every excuse in the book comes out. I hope the hometown team does well but this whole tanking mentality is a myth in the NBA.I officially can no longer respect any insight you have on this subject. What if Blade was stuck on not doing the deal? And Hinkie walked away and said he wouldn't do it without the pick swap and he got them to cave? How is it possible to not give Sam credit for that? He absolutely deserves credit for that trade. You sound like an insanely bitter fan who hates a team and will find any which way you can to support your agenda by saying "they're not good, the other team was just bad" over and over. No offence but it's unbearable. BC has done nothing for this team, he's riding on what sam set up for him. Save is the lengthy reply, don't think anyone is reading them at this point. Just enjoy the next few fun seasons, which Sam has given you.
HTF would you know that when they cut his legs out before he could fully execute the plan? I get that it was getting wearisome and that there is some cut-off point, but that was not the right time. Should have had though this year's draft and offseason.Hinkie knew how to acquire assets but not put them to use
If he starts winning playoff series it'll sound like Charlie's accent.I think we are going to just have to agree to disagree. Listening to a podcast now with Brett Browne who has worked with Ben since he was 10, and has known his family for a long time. I would rely a little more that he can identify what Ben has and what he can do. Working with a kid since he was 10 years old is a heck of an advantage most coaches don't get:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2710285-the-full-48-podcast-76ers-coach-brett-brown-didnt-want-lakers-2017-pick
ETA: side note, but Browne's accent has always grated me, but i think i am finally getting a little used to it.
Should have let him draft Porzingas like he wanted to. He went safe to appease the owners worries.HTF would you know that when they cut his legs out before he could fully execute the plan? I get that it was getting wearisome and that there is some cut-off point, but that was not the right time. Should have had though this year's draft and offseason.
you realize half the league is tanking now. And it isn't like teams are tanking because it makes them more money, they are tanking because the current NBA system is in bad need of adjustments. Only way to get to a championship is to get lucky getting a superstar. and the league rewards teams who are horrible. If you are sickened by tanking, don't get mad at a guy like Sam Hinkie who knows how to assess a situation and get his team farthest ahead, be mad at the NBA for letting this go on for multiple years and not doing anything about it. they could have sat down 3-4 years ago, after seeing it occur multiple times, and figured out a plan. they didn't, and literally half the league now tanks to varying degrees. Article with Cuban yesterday where he said they tanked the last 1/3-1/4 of the season (makes that trade for that imaginary 1st from them feel even better)LOL I'm not even a Sixers fan dude. In fact never have been since the days they protected the thug AI. I just hate teams who tank and then seeing all these people complain how The Pens and others but when it comes to the Sixers every excuse in the book comes out. I hope the hometown team does well but this whole tanking mentality is a myth in the NBA.
For me, I do know that some of the "processors" take things too far. For instance, the intense hate of Colangelo right away was a little childish. for me, this off-season seems to be a good one to see what he can do. I am open to giving him a chance, though the medical issues this year and the "1st round" pick for Noel still leave a bad taste in my mouth. Though I don't think Colangelo can take the brunt of most of that, look how the organization handled Bynum situation. that has been a trend.I officially can no longer respect any insight you have on this subject. What if Blade was stuck on not doing the deal? And Hinkie walked away and said he wouldn't do it without the pick swap and he got them to cave? How is it possible to not give Sam credit for that? He absolutely deserves credit for that trade. You sound like an insanely bitter fan who hates a team and will find any which way you can to support your agenda by saying "they're not good, the other team was just bad" over and over. No offence but it's unbearable. BC has done nothing for this team, he's riding on what sam set up for him. Save is the lengthy reply, don't think anyone is reading them at this point. Just enjoy the next few fun seasons, which Sam has given you.
True, the actuality of things always seems to lie a bit more in the middle than most fans are willing to admit. It seems from this and the Eagles' board, that fans seem so desperate to either give their team/players/coaches either an A or an F. Anything in between is rare.For me, I do know that some of the "processors" take things too far. For instance, the intense hate of Colangelo right away was a little childish. for me, this off-season seems to be a good one to see what he can do. I am open to giving him a chance, though the medical issues this year and the "1st round" pick for Noel still leave a bad taste in my mouth. Though I don't think Colangelo can take the brunt of most of that, look how the organization handled Bynum situation. that has been a trend.
the other things that bother me with the wave of "processors" is the intense hate for Lowry coming here as a free agent. I get why he isn't a great fit, but the way you heard it at the lottery party (of course that is a lot of group think and drunk people) is that Lowry is a horrible player that would kill this franchise. he is certainly an upgrade, and really it would all come down to the contract. but I don't think we need to be booing his name excessively at this point, little too far. agreed we don't want the contract to be an albatross, but
But yeah, the pendulum swing the other way is crazy talk too. to deny Sam any credit for his dealing of Hawes and getting the ransom from the Kings is just ignorant, and seems to be willingly trying to deny Hinkie any credit at all. I am intrigued if Sam goes to a semi-contender and how he works with a team like that. but to be honest, he doesn't need to prove anything.
that is what I kind of like about this off-season though, is that we will see what BC can actually do. I like the trade he did for Illyasova, but the Noel one not so much. I can't imagine Lowry would really want to come here, but if he does I would certainly welcome it. He isn't as bad of a fit as say Okafor, who can not really push a pace and play in the Browne's system. I have to think they get Browne to weigh in on free agent decisions so if he thinks it will fit I trust him. I think we bring someone in this off-season, I think we are currently $55 million below the salary cap right now.True, the actuality of things always seems to lie a bit more in the middle than most fans are willing to admit. It seems from this and the Eagles' board, that fans seem so desperate to either give their team/players/coaches either an A or an F. Anything in between is rare.
As for the sixers, I don't hate BC, I'm just worried he will mess it up. But of course I'm cheering for him to succeed. For Kyle it's more of a fit thing. Don't think he fits and I think he could hurt the process. That being said, if he's cheap, comes in with a team-focused attitude, and we end up going with Jackson/Tatum in the draft than I'm open to it. I doubt all three of those happen though... maybe none of the 3.
I'm still enamoured with Fultz but don't think we have what it takes to trade up.that is what I kind of like about this off-season though, is that we will see what BC can actually do. I like the trade he did for Illyasova, but the Noel one not so much. I can't imagine Lowry would really want to come here, but if he does I would certainly welcome it. He isn't as bad of a fit as say Okafor, who can not really push a pace and play in the Browne's system. I have to think they get Browne to weigh in on free agent decisions so if he thinks it will fit I trust him. I think we bring someone in this off-season, I think we are currently $55 million below the salary cap right now.
as for the draft we have a month to think about it. If we still had Noel I would think we could leverage Noel and say this year's #3 and next years Sixers pick for Celtics 1 this year and maybe Avery. Just seems like it makes way too much sense
I don't think I'm denying Hinkie at all here. I'm just saying it's easy to draft guys when you lose a whole bunch intentionally. BPA is great and all but when you already had a C in Noel and then double dipped for Embiid There was no need for Okafor. You draft another need at BPA. By doing what he did Noel lost a ton of value as teams knew the Sixers needed to move Noel/Okafor they weren't trading Embiid. So he really screwed the pooch there. That's like the Eagles have Carson Wentz and taking two other QBs with one of their high picks for two more yrs. Hinkie's biggest problem was he could collect assets but couldn't turn them into results (Not talking the high picks here) but using those other assets gained to acquire other key players. That's why Colangelo was here.modogg said:For me, I do know that some of the "processors" take things too far. For instance, the intense hate of Colangelo right away was a little childish. for me, this off-season seems to be a good one to see what he can do. I am open to giving him a chance, though the medical issues this year and the "1st round" pick for Noel still leave a bad taste in my mouth. Though I don't think Colangelo can take the brunt of most of that, look how the organization handled Bynum situation. that has been a trend.
the other things that bother me with the wave of "processors" is the intense hate for Lowry coming here as a free agent. I get why he isn't a great fit, but the way you heard it at the lottery party (of course that is a lot of group think and drunk people) is that Lowry is a horrible player that would kill this franchise. he is certainly an upgrade, and really it would all come down to the contract. but I don't think we need to be booing his name excessively at this point, little too far. agreed we don't want the contract to be an albatross, but
But yeah, the pendulum swing the other way is crazy talk too. to deny Sam any credit for his dealing of Hawes and getting the ransom from the Kings is just ignorant, and seems to be willingly trying to deny Hinkie any credit at all. I am intrigued if Sam goes to a semi-contender and how he works with a team like that. but to be honest, he doesn't need to prove anything.
ME:I'd love to see the Sixers package the #3 pick in 2017, their first round pick (unprotected) in either 2018 or 2019, Okafor and the rights to Furkan Kormaz to Chicago in exchange for Butler and the Bulls 2017 first round pick (#16 overall). Maybe you throw in a second round pick or two.
The Bulls get Okafor and can take whoever is there at #3 (Josh Jackson, one of the PG, Tatum, Isaac) and they get future picks and won't have to worry about a massive commitment to Butler.
The Sixers get Butler, move down to #16 in the draft this year where they can take anyone they want, and they move Okafor and use the future assets they've compiled to get a real All-Star to pair with Simmons, Embiid, Saric, Covington, etc.
Maybe Djackson is Howard Eskin.modogg said:For me, I do know that some of the "processors" take things too far. For instance, the intense hate of Colangelo right away was a little childish. for me, this off-season seems to be a good one to see what he can do. I am open to giving him a chance, though the medical issues this year and the "1st round" pick for Noel still leave a bad taste in my mouth. Though I don't think Colangelo can take the brunt of most of that, look how the organization handled Bynum situation. that has been a trend.
the other things that bother me with the wave of "processors" is the intense hate for Lowry coming here as a free agent. I get why he isn't a great fit, but the way you heard it at the lottery party (of course that is a lot of group think and drunk people) is that Lowry is a horrible player that would kill this franchise. he is certainly an upgrade, and really it would all come down to the contract. but I don't think we need to be booing his name excessively at this point, little too far. agreed we don't want the contract to be an albatross, but
But yeah, the pendulum swing the other way is crazy talk too. to deny Sam any credit for his dealing of Hawes and getting the ransom from the Kings is just ignorant, and seems to be willingly trying to deny Hinkie any credit at all. I am intrigued if Sam goes to a semi-contender and how he works with a team like that. but to be honest, he doesn't need to prove anything.
LOL I wish if I was I'd have you guys key inside Eagles info in a heart beat. You could say Eskin and I share similar thought process here.Maybe Djackson is Howard Eskin.
Confirmed. Djackson10 = Howard EskinLOL I wish if I was I'd have you guys key inside Eagles info in a heart beat. You could say Eskin and I share similar thought process here.