Interesting: Former CAR RB Mike Davis Harshly Criticizes McCaffrey, Calls Him "Selfish as Poo"

[CRA]

33 minutes ago, Icege said:

He straight up says multiple times throughout the episode that he was an "angry child" and has calmed down a lot after the league.

Like, yea, he was cocky but the amount of players that make the NFL that aren't are relatively slim. He hated Steve Spurrier because Spurrier would talk grimey to people and even told a story about how a teammate requested help with overcoming addiction and the very next day they tested and booted him. He acknowledged that he was a good coach but that he didn't like him as a person. Spurrier told him that he needed to carry himself more like Lattimore, not the ball.

My dawg, I get that you're down on the team and anything that isn't Clemson, but at this point it's coming across that you're willfully dismissing facts in favor of a chosen narrative whether it's regarding Bryce, the Teppers, Canales, or now Mike Davis.

my dawg, Mike Davis didn't come across good in that podcast on multiple levels.  No one should be upset someone says that.  Seems to me you are trying to find disrespect to be upset with me over.   

not sure you even actually read my post before you jumped into your reply, given what your fact correction was.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

[CRA]

2 hours ago, The Lobo said:

Was it a cmc thing or the coaches decisions to keep him in and using him  over and over? 

Mike Davis arrived in Charlotte mid-season while CMC was pulling off the 1000/1000 season.  He signed here and had 2 total touches that year.  CMC was Norv's Carolina Tomlinson.  It's just lack of awareness on Mike's part.  He was insurance.  And we eventually had to cash in that policy later down the road when Rhule got here.   

[ForJimmy]

2 hours ago, The Lobo said:

Was it a cmc thing or the coaches decisions to keep him in and using him  over and over? 

Right.  The coaches are calling the plays and subbing out the players.  CMC isn't going to pull himself out of a game.  The only recent player to do that was AR and he got hell for it.  

[DeAngelo Beason]

1 hour ago, t96 said:

Nah dude he won an OPOY there and dominated on the way to an OT Super Bowl loss. What did the picks we got even lead to? Bryce isn’t panning out

Then promptly missed an entire season due to injury.  And the news out of camp isn't good.  

[DeAngelo Beason]

1 hour ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

Needing to move on from him because we were a dumpster fire (and still are) - I agree

Saying we fleeced the 49ers is something... We 100% didn't (at least not yet). He was fully healthy the season he went there and the year after. Obviously last year didn't go too well for him on the injury front. If he continues to miss half a season or more the rest of the time with the 49ers, then I agree. Otherwise, we lost the trade

Hard to believe we lost a trade when we have players that actually suit up.  Great players can't do great things from the bench.  He's fragile as glass.  

[OldhamA]

9 hours ago, jfra78 said:

He's right

Started the trend of quitting on your teammates before a Bowl Game.

Sandbagged it with the Panthers when he realised we weren't winning poo - loads of soft tissue injuries to keep him out of games. Eventually we had to trade him.

[ForJimmy]

6 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

Started the trend of quitting on your teammates before a Bowl Game.

Sandbagged it with the Panthers when he realised we weren't winning poo - loads of soft tissue injuries to keep him out of games. Eventually we had to trade him.

Agreed.  It also made no sense for us to keep a RB on that contract when we had sooooo many needs.  Whether we addressed them properly or not is a different story, but the trade made sense. 

[Joe Bear]

2 hours ago, csx said:

He should be salty. When called upon he was the driving force for the most successful run we've had since 2017.

You're thinking of D'Onta Foreman in 2022. Mike Davis averaged fewer than 4 YPC and never eclipsed 90 yards on a 5-12 2020 team that lost 9 of its last 11 games.

[Khyber53]

3 hours ago, csx said:

Sure, when you just make up stats.

Oh yeah, I admit that I just came up with that one out of thin air. No idea how he did here, but honestly he was pretty good on the field. 

I just fired that one off mainly because he was cracking on a guy who really was putting it all out there and performing, even when it looked like no one else was.

[MHS831]

Come on.  Playing time is not shared by the players and players do not determine who stays on the field.  Sounds like someone is jelly.

[PleaseCutStewart]

51 minutes ago, DeAngelo Beason said:

Hard to believe we lost a trade when we have players that actually suit up.  Great players can't do great things from the bench.  He's fragile as glass.  

That trade resulted in the following players... Jonathan Mingo (which I guess turned into a fourth round pick because of Dallas, which led to Etienne) and DJ Johnson...

Please, enlighten me as to how we won that trade

[PNW_PantherMan]

I love the diametrically opposed sides of CMC being a quitter vs CMC being a jerk cause he took too much work and somehow it's agreeable because both people hate CMC 

[DeAngelo Beason]

10 minutes ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

That trade resulted in the following players... Jonathan Mingo (which I guess turned into a fourth round pick because of Dallas, which led to Etienne) and DJ Johnson...

Please, enlighten me as to how we won that trade

If you go back and read where i said the "face value" of the trade was a win it might make more sense.  Hypothetically if we had gotten 3 first round picks for CMC and they had all been busts, you could very easily still make the argument that we got incredible compensation for him and won the trade.  Just because the players don't pan out doesn't mean it's not a good trade.

[AggieLean]

Way too many podcasts.