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One of the top defensive ends in the world, former Panther, destroying Arena League in real time

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6 hours ago, Cracka McNasty said:

No we wouldnt. We're no where near the favorite for the super bowl and one aging DE who has been out of the league for 3 years isn't going to cause any panic. Off the top of my head, the Rams, Vikings, eagles, saints, and Steelers all have better squads on paper than we do. Adding Hardy doesn't make us better than any of them. We went 15-1 without his Crazy ass and the team that had him had the number 3 pick. 

He isn't the missing piece. He never was. We did fine without him. He needed us more than we needed him. His own ego for in the way of him making a comeback in the NFL. He acted like such a twat that Jerry Jones didn't want him anymore. That's an accomplishment.

Move on.

 

A lot of horse manure here.  Since you mention the Rams first-their biggest acquisition was Suh and he’s two years older than Hardy, yet you call Hardy at 29 but with the tread of a 25 year old “aging”.  Say what?!

Speaking of missing pieces, he damn sure was in the first of our three division titles that got it started.  Obviously, the relentless pressure getting after the QB and stopping the run has been missing since, and we still haven’t won the Super Bowl.  The piece is missing.

We have a former MVP at QB and DPOY at MLB both entering their primes.  With the best front 7 in history, we’d take a back seat to no one in the pecking order.  

 

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There needs to be a Greg Hardy test: if you feel the need to bring him up like he's a franchise savior....don't post about it.

There are 31 other teams in the NFL.  If they don't think he's worth the headache, what does that mean?

Greg Hardy is a wonderful lesson to teach at the rookie symposium.  Here's a guy who had it all, but allowed himself to be put into a bad situation.  Should he have been messing with all those crazy girls?  Keeping his guns out?  Staying out well past 2am (Remember, nothing good ever happens after 2am-how I met your mother)? Hardy could have had the world, instead, he chose to play the wrong and most dangerous games.  Now he's "destroying" arena football...

Should be a case closed here.  Be like Elsa and let it go!

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3 minutes ago, d-dave said:

There needs to be a Greg Hardy test: if you feel the need to bring him up like he's a franchise savior....don't post about it.

There are 31 other teams in the NFL.  If they don't think he's worth the headache, what does that mean?

Greg Hardy is a wonderful lesson to teach at the rookie symposium.  Here's a guy who had it all, but allowed himself to be put into a bad situation.  Should he have been messing with all those crazy girls?  Keeping his guns out?  Staying out well past 2am (Remember, nothing good ever happens after 2am-how I met your mother)? Hardy could have had the world, instead, he chose to play the wrong and most dangerous games.  Now he's "destroying" arena football...

Should be a case closed here.  Be like Elsa and let it go!

Because he’s ours.  Never was a Cowboy in spirit.  Hurney is even back (who would have thought?!), RR, TD, etc. down the line.

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3 minutes ago, uncfan888 said:

One thing about nails.. He's relentless when he gets on a subject. The incessant bashing of Lattimore ( @saints4lifeagain)  and now this belief that hardy is the missing answer to all our problems

Not all our problems.  But would make us the team to beat.

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1 minute ago, OneBadCat said:

Hardy with his head on right is a huge difference maker. Would have been undefeated in 2015 with him.

I day dream of Hardy and Peppers together sometimes.

Hardy OR the $13+ million gut punch we took for the shield that should’ve rolled over from 2014 to 2015 that could’ve been used elsewhere...either would’ve easily been enough for 19-0.

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1 hour ago, CatTower said:

It's amazing how many people on this board still care about Hardy.  Dude had 1 good year here and people are still drooling.

Our single season sacks leader.  More than Pep ever had in a year.

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On 4/1/2018 at 3:16 PM, d-dave said:

There needs to be a Greg Hardy test: if you feel the need to bring him up like he's a franchise savior....don't post about it.

There are 31 other teams in the NFL.  If they don't think he's worth the headache, what does that mean?

Greg Hardy is a wonderful lesson to teach at the rookie symposium.  Here's a guy who had it all, but allowed himself to be put into a bad situation.  Should he have been messing with all those crazy girls?  Keeping his guns out?  Staying out well past 2am (Remember, nothing good ever happens after 2am-how I met your mother)? Hardy could have had the world, instead, he chose to play the wrong and most dangerous games.  Now he's "destroying" arena football...

Should be a case closed here.  Be like Elsa and let it go!

I'm not saying he didn't seal his fate a bit, but the NFL DOES blacklist players.   Look at Kap.   He could start for half the teams and would be a better backup than 2/3 of them, yet, he has no job.    Hardy was blacklisted, because of the timing of his altercation and how this team through him under the bus.    Yeah he made his bed (of guns?) but any other year it wouldn't have been like this.

But I was thinking about how hypocritical Richardson was, all on TV crying like a baby and then turned and went back to the office for "jeans day" and made all the women uncomfortable.     

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