So is Darryl Williams loosing money?

[Mr. Scot]

I'd laugh a lot harder if he played for somebody else.

[Snake]

54 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

What pissed me off is that Rivera didn't leave Moton on the left when he took Williams out. He should have just replaced Williams on the right rather than shuffling the whole thing back.

I can't guarantee that Taylor Moton would have done a better job handling Nick Bosa than Dennis Daley but he damn sure couldn't have done much worse.

We need to stop drafting LTs and let Moton take over. He's our only consistent player. 

[Pantherxtreme]

Could anybody explain to me the reasoning for the offensive line shuffle at the beginning of the game? Why did they have Daryl Williams starting at Right tackle?

[KillerKat]

4 minutes ago, Pantherxtreme said:

Could anybody explain to me the reasoning for the offensive line shuffle at the beginning of the game? Why did they have Daryl Williams starting at Right tackle?

Because Rivera is a fuging idiot

[Mr. Scot]

Bigger problem: Williams is losing games (or at least helping us lose them).

[Waldo]

Williams is done. He has looked aweful everywhere he plays on the line. They should have IRed him last year and not let him reinjury his leg. Yes he could have been pissed about it, now it is his carrer taking a piss. Another wasted player.

[jumpman910]

11 minutes ago, Waldo said:

Williams is done. He has looked aweful everywhere he plays on the line. They should have IRed him last year and not let him reinjury his leg. Yes he could have been pissed about it, now it is his carrer taking a piss. Another wasted player.

There was no advantage to putting him on IR, especially once he got healthy enough to play against Dallas. IR'n ANY player in their contract year isn't good business when they get medically cleared and being on IR still counts towards an accrued season anyways. 

Its unfortunate Manhertz kept blocking after the whistle, leading to him pushing DLaw over into Darryl's knee but Williams was a flyer we took for depth that looked garbage early on and flashed the season after his replacement was drafted. We may never know if injuries derailed his career or he was just a flash in the pan. 

[TheMaulClaw]

11 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

What pissed me off is that Rivera didn't leave Moton on the left when he took Williams out. He should have just replaced Williams on the right rather than shuffling the whole thing back.

I can't guarantee that Taylor Moton would have done a better job handling Nick Bosa than Dennis Daley but he damn sure couldn't have done much worse.

Moton was awful too, and I'm not sure where Baldinger's beloved Manhertz was.

[MasterAwesome]

I just wanna know if he got credit for a pancake block for being launched into #96.

[philit99]

57 minutes ago, TheMaulClaw said:

Moton was awful too, and I'm not sure where Baldinger's beloved Manhertz was.

On the other side of the line nowhere near the LT. I couldn’t understand it?

[thefuzz]

This board:  He won 2nd team All Pro from the AP....he HAS to be good.

 

No, he wasn't good then, he wasn't good last season before the injury, and he isn't good now.

This reeks of Ron liking the guy ala Amini.

[Captain Morgan]

Daryl making a pro bowl shows the scarcity of OTs in the league.  He will get offers to play RT.  Won't be as much as he was thinking he would get.  He won't be a Panther.  Just hope he signs a big enough deal (and he still could) to get us a decent comp pick.

[heel31ok]

That's funny...

[Waldo]

4 hours ago, jumpman910 said:

There was no advantage to putting him on IR, especially once he got healthy enough to play against Dallas. IR'n ANY player in their contract year isn't good business when they get medically cleared and being on IR still counts towards an accrued season anyways. 

Its unfortunate Manhertz kept blocking after the whistle, leading to him pushing DLaw over into Darryl's knee but Williams was a flyer we took for depth that looked garbage early on and flashed the season after his replacement was drafted. We may never know if injuries derailed his career or he was just a flash in the pan. 

He didn't look at all healthy when he returned, it looked rushed. It didn't help us that season or this season and now he looks to be winding up his career so that contact was pretty much what he got this year. I'd rather a player be pissy than enable them into early retirement. There are two tackles out there that didn't agree with their teams about handling injuries and one was released for refusing to play and not have surgury. It works both ways.

He never looked world beater but he looked good enough to contribute. That's gone now.