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The Official Naanee is Garbage Thread

chknwing

By chknwing,
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monstercat Newbie

monstercat

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LOL, I was really really quick and fast when I was young and was not afraid of bigger guys because they could never cover me or get a solid hit on me. In fact, most big guys can't move their feet or hit very hard anyway, which is why it's so hard to find those stud DT's and RT's. That is not a threat, it's just me reliving my glory days for a second.

And my man crush is on Cam Newton, thank you very much. Naanee is just a guy. He's not a star, but he's not garbage either and he deserves a little credit for making a nice play. Can't make it any clear than that.

Continue on with your little irrational hate fest though. That's more your problem than mine anyway.

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Soft players don't block like Naanee does. He's not just blocking DB's either, he's taking on LBers and even DE's.

If you want to call somebody garbage, then save it for guys like Dwayne Jarrett, who was blessed with all the talent in the world, but was too lazy to make it in the NFL. Naanee is not lazy or soft. If he was lazy, you can bet your ass that Steve Smith would have pointed it out by now.

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i don't know what your definition of blocking is, but i've yet to see him do anything other than crumple

he's scared of contact. he's the only one cam is really innacurate with. and he's made one good catch and one decent block starting in 8 games as the #2 receiver. 2 plays do not wipe out 6 games of falling down

hell one of his "great blocks" yesterday was just him falling down at the damn line of scrimmage and curling into a fetal position

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At one point during the game the announcers were talking up his blocking ability and how you can use him as a lead blocker in the run game. They had the camera zoom in specifically on him and what does he do on the play... falls down with no contact lol hilarious. i swear he has to lead the league in falling down on his own

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