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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

Another RB to form some catchy named duo (originally coined by the Saints with Chuck Muncie and Tony Galbreath) is around 10th on the needs list.

Since this is the modern NFL, imagine cap instead being poured into the CB position. No catchy name needed.

But first things first for next year. SHED $36 million in cap by day one of the NFL season to comply with NFL rules.

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ORIGINAL: JT2

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

Another RB to form some catchy named duo (originally coined by the Saints with Chuck Muncie and Tony Galbreath) is around 10th on the needs list.

Since this is the modern NFL, imagine cap instead being poured into the CB position. No catchy name needed.

But first things first for next year. SHED $36 million in cap by day one of the NFL season to comply with NFL rules.

Is that true, those two were the first to be called thunder and lightning?

Remember when Muncie was a Viking? Of course my silly ass thought it was going to be great to have Muncie on the team. Didn't quite work out.

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ORIGINAL: marty


Yet I advocated getting a CB, and look at that... we have a meeting set up with Samuel. Meanwhile, there were not and are not even rumors let alone reports of just mild interest in a RB. Because we don't need one! Especially when, and I'm treading lightly in your imaginary Breece Hall fantasy, we'd have to fork over a pick.

I know you hate being told you're wrong so I won't do that. But about you arguing for some imaginary thing, Tom was right. He used to be my sycophant as was widely known but alas he has bloomed and stands tall on his own. I'm kind of the sycophant whisperer and would train you, but you are too far gone.

Bill, I sincerely loved EVERYTHING about your response here.

It showed you did the obvious, the thing everyone else would likely advocate for, the group thing that like minded, small minded people would all agree on, getting a CB. Thinking ahead, and pairing a young RB with a perfect complimentary back that is the same age, takes a little more advanced thinking. You don't worry about money, you make it happen, it's ok to do things a different way (avoiding the overused 'thinking outside the box') when working towards a championship.

I don't like being told I am wrong, most people don't, but you have never been right about anything where you told me I am wrong. I think I am still right about this, and Hall and Mason would have been a great combo. You're wrong if you don't think I ever admit to being wrong. I have a co-worker that I have many times admitted to him that I was wrong many times, to the point now where if we have conflict or argument, I assume he is probably right to begin with, and go from there. That is not the case with you, at all.

Saying you're a 'sycophant whisperer', was quite hilarious, you say hilarious things at times. The fact that you considered teaching me, is quite flattering, and while you're saying I am too far gone to learn it from you may have some validity, it is more accurate that I really have no interest in being that way.

Back to the CB discussion, which could help this team immediately.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

It'll be a busy couple weeks for Asante Samuel Jr. He's visiting the #Panthers today. After that, it's: #Packers (Thursday), #Vikings (Friday), #49ers (Monday), #Bears (Tuesday) and #Steelers (Wednesday). A thorough, methodical process.

Is Samuel aware that it is week 10 in the NFL season?

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

Hoping the team addresses obvious needs at CB, probably S, C if Kelly is done, etc is a "group thing... small minded."

Fabricating a need at relatively stocked positions like RB, WR, etc and advocating for this imagined need literally for days is "advanced thinking."

There you have it.

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ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

Hoping the team addresses obvious needs at CB, probably S, C if Kelly is done, etc is a "group thing... small minded."

Fabricating a need at relatively stocked positions like RB, WR, etc and advocating for this imagined need literally for days is "advanced thinking."

There you have it.

It is amazing.

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ORIGINAL: marty

Fabricating a need at a relatively stocked position (RB) and advocating for this imagined need literally for days is "advanced thinking."

Posting one time that the team should instead address an obvious need at a premium position (CB) is a "group thing... small minded."

There you have it.

I didn't fabricate a need, I suggested a sound way to have a great combo at RB, with guys that are similar in age.

The only one that appears needy, is you. And I love your small minded private messages, and I am sure you read my responses, even though you lie and say you don't read them.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

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ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

Hoping the team addresses obvious needs at CB, probably S, C if Kelly is done, etc is a "group thing... small minded."

Fabricating a need at relatively stocked positions like RB, WR, etc and advocating for this imagined need literally for days is "advanced thinking."

There you have it.

It is amazing.

Well, said "advanced thinker" has suggested many times over the years that the team reads these posts. WRT Breece Hall, clearly the team ignored him... or has him on block. However, they obviously read my "small minded" post about getting a CB instead. So I have that going for me. Which is nice.

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ORIGINAL: marty

Yeah I didn't want to clutter up the board. And there are automated messages informing a sender when their message(s) have been opened by someone. You'll notice you have not rec'd such messages pertaining to me.

So, all good to go. Moving on. We're at least in the mix for Asante Samuel. Which, however "small minded" that sounds to you, is a smart move desired by "simpletons" and the team.

Well you do a great job of cluttering up the board with your snide remarks about me. I don't have automated messages telling me whether or not someone read my message, and I don't pay any attention to those things. I am sure you read my messages, and am not surprised you would lie about it.

I am all for trying to improve different areas of the team, simple minded ways can help, it pleases you simpletons, and gives others hope that they're moving in the right direction.

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ORIGINAL: Bill Jandro

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

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ORIGINAL: Tom Sykes

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ORIGINAL: Bill Johanesen

Hoping the team addresses obvious needs at CB, probably S, C if Kelly is done, etc is a "group thing... small minded."

Fabricating a need at relatively stocked positions like RB, WR, etc and advocating for this imagined need literally for days is "advanced thinking."

There you have it.

It is amazing.

Well, said "advanced thinker" has suggested many times over the years that the team reads these posts. WRT Breece Hall, clearly the team ignored him... or has him on block. However, they obviously read my "small minded" post about getting a CB instead. So I have that going for me. Which is nice.

The prudent thing to do (if interested) is wait until this off season when he becomes a UFA. Giving up a 3rd now would be borderline stupid.

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ORIGINAL: marty

I think picking up Breece Hall would have been a solid addition, and just a 3rd rounder would have been fine, considering how well Kwesi has been drafting.

With regards to the private messages, I don't think it would surprise many people in this forum if you lied about this sort of thing. I don't know if I have ever brought up a private message in a thread for all to see, I have respected it for everyone else. You lost my respect a long time ago, you have been very disrespectful towards me in many instances.

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ORIGINAL: marty

I posted a very specific prediction on September 5th, I guess I should have highlighted so some simpleton that can't differentiate between a prediction and discussion about the topic could hone in on what the prediction entailed.

It was my prediction for the Super Bowl this year, and I had the Vikings over the Ravens. This week we will get what might end up being a Super Bowl preview.