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-09-04-2007 #136
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-09-04-2007 #137
Re: ARCH ENEMIES (Week 1): Carolina Panthers
What does Ryan Fitzpatrick have to do with your failures at QB? He doesn't play for the Panthers or Rams ...
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-09-04-2007 #138
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Nor does Jamie Martin!
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-09-04-2007 #139
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Re: ARCH ENEMIES (Week 1): Carolina Panthers
Because they were your crap ass back ups when Bulger went down....Sorry to use them as an example. I thought that would have helped explain why Carr's here.
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-09-04-2007 #140
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-09-04-2007 #141
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Carr's there because Delhomme is average ....
But then again, I'd take my backup QB over as my started over any QB on your roster ...
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-09-04-2007 #142
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I'm sorry, I'll stop now. I forgot to take into account all that frustration you must be dealing with from being the MOST DISSAPOINTING team in the NFL last season ...
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-09-04-2007 #143
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-09-04-2007 #145
Re: ARCH ENEMIES (Week 1): Carolina Panthers
Torry Holt 2006 (while playing hurt): 93 Receptions, 1188 yards, 10 touchdowns
Steve Smith 2006 (while playing healthy): 83 Receptions, 1,166 yards, 7 touchdowns
You sure you want to make that argument because Holt has Smith beat in every category. You want to compare career numbers now because that's even worse? And again, Torry Holt had to have shoulder suregery this off season because he was playing hurt. An unhealthy, older, Torry Holt beats a younger, healthy Steve Smith. Don't ever make the argument Steve Smith is better ever again becasue you sound stupid. By the way, our running back had more receptions then Steve Smith. Choke that one down sally.
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-09-04-2007 #146
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Re: ARCH ENEMIES (Week 1): Carolina Panthers
I am an NC State guy and have argued the Holt vs Smith argument before in defense of Holt.....but please do just a little bit of research the next time instead of just looking at the stat line. How about 2006 games played.....
Torry Holt - 16
Steve Smith - 14
Choke that one down Samantha
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-09-04-2007 #147
Re: ARCH ENEMIES (Week 1): Carolina Panthers
Ah ha! I finally figured out why Panthro is trolling over here. Check out these comments from the Panthers Board:
Brilliant Quote from Panthro: "I really think the injuries and age of the rams WR's will allow Jake to create havoc on the the Rams DB's"
Quotes about Panthro from others: " Don't pay attention to Panthro. No one ever does."
Panthro says "I'm leaving for another 4 days". Another poster says "Good riddance!"
I can tell you are well-respected at your home forum.
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-09-04-2007 #148
Re: ARCH ENEMIES (Week 1): Carolina Panthers
Smith and Holt are both great players.
Where Panther fans miss the boat is underestimating Isaac Bruce (calling him an old man, and such). Take a moment to look up his stats from last year.
Welcome to the St. Louis Rams!
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-09-04-2007 #149
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Re: ARCH ENEMIES (Week 1): Carolina Panthers
lol
I mistyped that post in who would have a better game Delhomme vs Bulger thread.....
and edited it with
"Wowsers....well I missed out on the middle part of what I wanted to say
And the crappiness of their DB's"
And as far as them insulting me....such is the territory when you are Panthro.
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