Mr. Scot

And you may want to re-read those words again. Just to be clear, I've never been of the notion that my opinion is the only one that matters. There are plenty of smart posters here. I am of the notion that your opinion, however, is dumb, and your posting history is proof of that.

How have the Saints done since caving on that? (yeah, that's a team I wanna emulate) And Revis? You mean the guy that changes teams annually? And if you're citing Larry Johnson as a success story...well, you might wanna look up how that story ended. Since I seriously doubt you actually had any knowledge of these stories, I'm guessing you just googled NFL holdouts. Quick tip, kid: Random googling is a tactic for the uninformed, and s sure way to prove to everyone that you don't know what you're talking about. (but then, having read your prior posts, I'm pretty sure most of us already knew that)

Could add another second rounder if they sign Ijalana.

Voth generally cites PFF with a "for what it's worth" disclaimer. It's pretty difficult to put stats to an OL. I prefer the eyeball test.

Santa Claus wishes he could see as much as Aaron Wilson does. And I agree.

Good analysis. They're checking out another guy too (visited yesterday).

I'm not a big fan, but they do at least know more about football than you do. This is a good, low risk, high reward signing.

The clarification was unnecessary. He understood what you meant. What he was doing with his post was telling you that what you said was stupid. (and he was right)

He graded better than Byron Bell did.

And you apologized, which was cool.

I agree compliantly.

That's my line, but you probably already thought of that

I thought of it first

Sounds like an advertising slogan. Ask Igo if The Huddle needs a new tagline.

Lord have mercy, there's a boatload of 'dumb' in this thread

Incognito's not really that good.

Yep.

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The Niners gave up on him for the same reason they gave up on most of their coaches. He was associated with Harbaugh.

Heh

You want another good reason to support this? Frank Garcia hates the idea. Given Frank's track record, I'd call that a good sign.

Disagree. Sometimes, teammates can arguably have a bigger influence on players than coaches do. Turner talked about how he thought he was 'nasty' till Norwell showed him a whole other level. For that matter, how many stories have you seen of bullying victims going apes--t on people when they've finally had enough? As mentioned, I'm not his biggest fan, but I acknowledge the possibilities are worth what minimal risk we're taking.

Not sure how many people remember, but Martin is actually the second player that was part of the Dolphins bullying scandal to play for the Panthers. The first was Andrew McDonald. He made it to our practice squad last year but then was signed away by the Seahawks early in the season. (I think they cut him later because I remember some folks here hoping we'd bring him back)

Martin before... Martin after hanging out with Norwell and Turner...

Nah. I just felt the urge to respond anyway