Jump to content
  • Welcome!

    Register and log in easily with Twitter or Google accounts!

    Or simply create a new Huddle account. 

    Members receive fewer ads , access our dark theme, and the ability to join the discussion!

     

Fair Question: Shockey, Extension?


TylerDurden

Recommended Posts

The whole Shockey is always injured thing is a bunch of bull. Go through his career stats and come back and tell me about his huge injury problems.

He may, in fact, have a problem this week, as he tweeted today about having headaches. Sounds like a possible concussion. But that does not negate the mis-statements about him always being injured.

I love the way he plays, his enthusiasm, and his will to win. Go back and look at game 3 against the Jags, right after Olsen scored the go ahead TD. Shockey looked like a kid that just entered an amusement park for the first time.

Hope he retires a Panther.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

After 4 weeks into the season, part of me is wondering why this guy didn't get a "C" on his jersey. I was always a fan of his game dating back to Miami, and I knew if he could stay healthy he still has a lot in the tank. When you look at a guy like Tony Gonzalez, I think Shockey could see similar success in terms of producing into their mid-late 30s (not that Shockey has Gonzalez numbers, just speaking in terms of still producing).

After the fire he's shown through the first 4 games, the production he's had, his candidness in interviews, his trash talk to opponents, and his willingness to demand more from his teammates, I'm really hoping Hurney considers locking him up for at least 3 or more years.

I knew I'd like the addition when we signed him, but I've been even more impressed than I had expected to this point and I feel like his presence is important on this young team and he complements Olsen and Smitty well.

I agree completely and was thinking of starting a thread myself about it yesterday -

I'm sure there's the possibility that he won't get a lot of money thrown his way on the open market if we let him play out his 1-year deal and we could sign him back anyway... but I think he deserves the gesture and security that comes with it. I really like what he's done so far.

I agree completely and was thinking of starting a thread myself about it yesterday -

Link to comment
Share on other sites

We signed him and plenty of people here were bitchin about it or saying he was camp fodder, yada yada. As one of his only supporters i'd love to see him on the team for a couple years, if olsen gets the starting spot and he is a solid 2nd te and team motivator, bc he is an intense player.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • PMH4OWPW7JD2TDGWZKTOYL2T3E.jpg

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • Not exactly sure that is an honest assesment of the talent he had to work with that year. Olsen had over 1100 yards that season making the PB, Stewart had close to 1100 total yards also going to the PB. He had Kalil at C who went to the PB, Trai Turner at RG who also went to the PB, and Michael Oher at LT who played well enough that the Panthers offered him a new contract the following year. I wouldn't call that a trash OL. He also played with a defense that was stacked with talent as well.   "The thing we are doing better this time around is actually surrounding our #1 overall draft pick QB with talent vs. asking him to completely carry the offense. I just hope that effort is leading us to realize that the guy isn't even good enough to get carried." Please.... Did you not read the list of names Newton had to work with his rookie season. I guess you missed it so I will post it again for you... Steve Smith (PB), Greg Olsen (PB), Brandon LaFell, Ted Ginn JR, Deangelo Williams (PB), Jonathan Stewart (PB), Jordan Grossn (PB), Ryan Kalil (PB) on the offensive side and then he had Luke Kuechly (PB), Jon Beason (PB), Thomas Davis (PB), Star Lotulelei, Kawann Short ( PB ),Charles Johnson, Greg Hardy (PB ), Mike Mitchell, Josh Norman (PB)  For comparison, here is who Young had his first year.  Chuba Hubbard, DJ Chark, Jonathan Mingo, Adam Thielen, Hayden Hurst, Ikem Ekwonu, Chandler Zavala, Bradley Bozeman, Nash Jensen and Taylor Morton. Not a single PB player on the list and most of them aren't even playing any longer. Additionally, his HC was fired during the season and the defense was as bad as the offense.  You might not like the comparison but saying Newton had to completely carry the offense isn't exactly fair to the 4 pro bowlers on offense who played with him that year.
    • That's why I say we have to keep looking. Even if you believe Bryce is the guy, KP and Grier are not and who knows if King is anything more than a gimmick player, we should be active in improving our 2nd QB spot. Season ending injuries happen, and you don't just want to roll over and give it up. How many starters have we seen come from the ranks of backup? Having 2 potential starting QBs is one of the best problems we could have. 
    • Eh, it’s more on how bad the refs are. Some of these calls against the canes are no calls 
×
×
  • Create New...