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propagandamachine

By propagandamachine,
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CRA Grand Master

CRA

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No, but he had more than one. I'm not saying he's great, but he's better than the shitfest you put him out to be.

He has simply entered JAG territory....

Pointing that out makes some flip their poo. They then exaggerate what was said about him in their responses.

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CRA Grand Master

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DeAngelo contributed hugely to us winning the Jets game, the Niners game and the home Saints game.

Melvin White was a huge contributor if you nitpick out one play in a win.

RBs have to be consistant. Williams is wildly inconstant at his current age

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I love DLo, he's a great guy

 

But he's a 30 year old HB with 1,300 carries. His best days are behind him. He's not as fast or agile as he used to be. He never was one to go downhill really and he definitely won't be now.

 

If he plays great, good! So be it. I want him to prove me wrong. But he hasn't been. And he'll never have a 08 season again. Or close to it. We're paying a lot of money rn for a sub-par HB.

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Everyone contain your boners and remember that Deangelo Williams is still a good running back.

 

No, Deangelo was good in 2008-2009, and afterward he's just been mediocre.  With the line the way it is this year, he might be straight up bad.  If it weren't for his contract he might have been gone a few seasons ago.  #thxhurney

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He was also the reason we lost the Seattle game.

I didn't know football was an individual sport. Guess the other 10 people on the field could just walk off and leave all the blame for D Will. What about our defense allowing Seattle to score more than we did. Guess that's Williams' fault too.

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