Funkytown -> RE: General Vikes Talk (7/10/2023 9:18:04 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes DL's comment was spot on. I've been guilty of it too but you're the one waving your dumbass banner around bringing attention to it. If you have an emoticon (in your vast repertoire of three) for drinking one's medicine quietly and then moping off, this would be the perfect time. quote:
ORIGINAL: David Levine quote:
Exactly. I have no problem with people disagreeing, or thinking other people are wrong - or actively arguing/debating. But to actually change the words of another poster is the height of arrogance. That's not arguing, that's an attempt to invalidate another's opinion. You're literally stickering over what someone else thinks with your own opinion. Its not funny. And it runs the risk of misrepresenting other posters to people that aren't following along closely. quote:
ORIGINAL: Daniel Lee Young Why are you guys surprised that a poster who believes lies, would create lies to fit his agenda? Jesus told him it was ok to redefine the intent of someone else’s words, to fit his world view, and force it like a penis, down your throat and claim it was just “ being straight and honest “…. Worthless ****. Holy buckets, guys! It was CLEARLY a joke! Why all the piling on? The whole FIFY is just a lighthearted joke used all around the internet these days. It's really not that serious. As far as what was switched, I think it's unlikely that we give JJ a huge extension and then Cousins gets one, but not completely out of the question if Cousins has a great year. Is JJ the same without Cousins? Is he shattering records with a young QB? We all know the answer to that. There is no easy answer here. There are so many question marks on the team. You pay JJ, Hock, Darrisaw, and possibly Hunter, but who else? We obviously have to build through the draft, but is it easier to find a good/great quarterback or is it easier to find DL, OL, LB, etc.? There is a lot of work to be done to build a true contender for years to come. Spending the money on Cousins is certainly a risk, but so is spending the draft capital it would take to get a potential QBOTF, because there are still several holes to fill as well as depth roles. And what if the QBOTF struggles? We're back to looking for the next ... Kirk Cousins, to not waste our "big three" in their primes. It's complicated. I get wanting to try something new; but I also get wanting to hold onto someone of Cousins' caliber. My goodness. The days of Ponder, McNabb, Cassel, etc. we would've killed to have someone like Cousins. Now that we have him, it's like fans forget. Again, I get wanting to move on, but it's fair for people to be hesitant. Let's see a KAM pick actually pan out before we go trusting him with the quarterback position (and all of the other key needs).
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