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D-Will in shock over loss of receiving corp

nctarheel0619

By nctarheel0619,
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no he was not worth the value when it was obvious the nfl was transitioning to a passing league.

 

if you think he was worth the money then you need to shut up about getting wide receivers in FA.

His contract isn't the problem, its when you add in Stewarts. Deangelo has remained a productive player for us, even when having to split carries which limits his numbers. 

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It's not his job to take a pay cut, when he signed his contract he was well worth the money. It's the front office's job to get the most out of him by putting an offensive line in front of him. When the line blocks, dwill runs well. If you know you don't have a great offensive line then it's the coaches job to scheme and design plays to mask that. 

 

NO the fug he wasnt

 

he came off of two IR years.

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I'm not sure where people are getting that he is trashing his team. Notice there are no quotes of him saying he is not convinced that this years passing game won't be good as last years. That is what the writer wrote down. I believe a lot of people on the team were shocked when Smith got let go and rightfully so. I just never seem to get the D WIll hate that goes on sometimes. It is his fault for making good money? If I was in the same spot as him, I wouldn't even blink at the thought of taking a paycut. You have to get the money while you can. With that being said, It is not position to worry about how much "so and so" makes. I could careless. I leave the money issues up to the front office. I am a fan of my team and I will always root for the product on the field, even in hard times ( if you could only see me in 2010 lol).

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His contract isn't the problem, its when you add in Stewarts. Deangelo has remained a productive player for us, even when having to split carries which limits his numbers. 

 

Yes, the contract is the problem.  Stews is a completely different issue.

 

Our FO was damn near retarded to give the money to DWill, and followed that stupid move by going full retard on the Stew deal.

 

Anyone with half a brain, that pays attention to the NFL at all, knew this at the time.

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Perhaps deangelo can be our leading receiver then, since he's obviously not earning what he's being paid running the ball

Most people don't realize in order to run the ball effectively you need a good oline or a damn good scheme, we have neither. You can put Leseasn McCoy back there it won't matter. Watch the Eagels, he runs through wide open holes. You also need legitimate threats at WR, if they don't fear the pass its 8 or 9 in the box and you ain't running against that.

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The split carries excuse is null. Stewart barely played last season, and Tolbert doesn't take any more snaps away from him than any spell guy on a team with a good feature back does

When y'all deangelo homers gonna realize he peaked years ago and isn't really a good player?

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His contract isn't the problem, its when you add in Stewarts. Deangelo has remained a productive player for us, even when having to split carries which limits his numbers. 

 

yea um no.

 

giving any rb that contract who isn't AP is retarded. You can find similar production dwill has had over that contract in a 6th round draft pick.

 

AND HEY guess what we could have used all that money for .....

 

 

A fuging WIDE RECEIVER

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Again, what does deangelo or his correct have to do with our moves at the WR position?

To think the two are linked implies that someone believes money is the reasoning for the moves we've made, which is just as silly as ridiculing someone for taking millions of dollars when offered to them

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Yes, the contract is the problem.  Stews is a completely different issue.

 

Our FO was damn near retarded to give the money to DWill, and followed that stupid move by going full retard on the Stew deal.

 

Anyone with half a brain, that pays attention to the NFL at all, knew this at the time.

This is why I keep preaching maximize your investment, you guys will learn one day. When you don't you start blaming the player and attacking his contract, without realizing he doesn't have the tools to be successful.

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