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Yes, you sure you're not inciting?
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Oscar, is this you? More than likely ...
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Nice try ...
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Oscar, the last time Sanchez' name came up in this blog space, the whole place melted down. I will leave that topic alone ...
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As we were ...
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And if I need to provide a Jets fan with any logic , here it is. Odrick 2013 cap hit $1.9M - dead money $2.3M. that means if they cut him, they actually lose cap space. Get it, sausage boy? He's on the team!
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CommonSense, don't even reply to the jets fan. We completely exposed him so he's doing what he does best, changing names. Come on, look at what he writes. Odrick, not big enough to be a DT - he's 305 lbs! Odrick only played DE because we had nobody else to play it last year in a transitional year. Now with Jordan on board and Vernon a year older, that will no longer be the case - at least on a 3 down basis.
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Hey, LOL, Sanchez still stinks. Take that $9M cap hit lovieee!!!
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Sporano was only in NY for one year but yet Sanchez sucked mightily even before he got there. 39 games is more than one season 51 TURNOVERS!!! yeah, blame the wildcat...
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Doucho, you love stats so much, how do you like this one: Sanchez 51 turnovers in his last 39 games. Including one very entertaining buttfumble ... YOU'RE A LOSER!!!
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ETF, JoseDoucho, PM, NYJ Jets #1, Mark Snachez pole smoker: Your comparison of Bush et all to Wallace et all is extremely flawed. As Dashi pointed out, you can't compare the production of a RB to a WR. One who touches the ball 225 times to one who touches it 60 times. That is not an apples to oranges comparison. Now go try to kiss Suzi Kolber you slime.
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here's his NYJ post on Sanchez. Quite the excuse maker ... pricemaster927As soon as the Jets got rid of Soprano, Sanchez got better. Tim Tebow was not the problem. Pulling the starting QB to run some BACKDOOR football plays, called the wildcat, in the middle of drives kills the momentum and the QB. Soprano went from OL coach with Cowboys to HC in Miami to OC in NY back to OL in Oakland. Along the way he crossed path with NoodleArm Pennington which was the reason for the wildcat to begin with, Henne, Pat White & Sanchez. beat it with your puke green jersey...
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Exhibit A: pricemaster927Sanchez got the Jets to back to back AFC Champ games. Sanchez is not the problem....more User ID:http://sportsnation.espn.go.com/fans/pricemaster927 Haha, so this clown question whether the DOlphins got better but loves him some Sausage Sanchez!
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CommonSense, I also saw pricemaster on ESPN defending Mark Sanchez after his 3 INT performance. Jose Cuervo/Pricemaster/etc is very much a Jets fan. Poor bastid, he can go fukk himself. get off blog doucho!!
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budtki, for the last itme, the eagles draft sucked rocks... except for Lane
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Was it Barry Jackson that said thigpen will be of use as a slot guy and perhaps even the 2nd RB?
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I do admit that if odrick will be successful long term in this league he will have to do some damage from the inside.
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Daniel Thomas should be our short yardage/red zone back but he gets knocked out at an alarming rate and provides surprisingly little push for a man his size. Like I always say size does not necessarily equal power. Case in point Jamar taylor had a better bench than Johnathan Martin in their respective combines ...
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FREDO!!!! Yeah, Craig, SOA is a good way to pass time and just relax. Same with Suits and Mad Men. Nothing that will blow you away though. Anyone who didn't get to read james Walker's blog entry on ESPN regarding Tannehill, that's pretty much it cut and psated @ 11:54 A little different than what Mando posts, no?
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Oscar, did you know Hyman Roth?
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Craig, some guy said there's a Bleacher report column saying Odrick and Egnew were on the edge of the roster or something to that effect. Clue, I see it the same way. Spurs are boring but extremely efficient. Not that I know so much about teh NBA. I've never really got into it, but year after year I do notice their success. Popovich and Duncan ... now that is a great first overall pick and a true franchise player. We had the first pick once in Toronto. We got Andrea Bargnani ... sigh
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You guys think Indiana is a tough match up, wouldn't San Antonio be an even worse match up?
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Oscar, furthermore, Walker says Tannehill looks composed and cool and in short the game appears to eb slowing down for him
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oscar, James Walker likes the early indications that show Tannehill will indeed improve in year 2 Craig, you're right there is no cost benefit to cutting a franchise player. So I gues if you really wanted to screw him over if he isn't being a good citizen is to pay him to stay at home. Not like the Dolphins are up against the cap. I still contend the Dolphins ahve the upper hand here. And cut ODrick??? Why would you cut a guy who can play in and out at a pretty good level and only costs $2M???
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James Walker on Ryan Tannehill (notice his interpretation of RT's performance in OTA's is included in his analysis.) http://espn.go.com/blog/afceast/post/_/id/59338/ryan-tannehill-feels-comfortable-in-year-2
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