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OL SAMS QUITS BECAUSE OF MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
Sccit:
yup....he got cut because he sucks dick
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: OG Filthy Wimp on August 16, 2015, 04:20:02 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chef_YRD on August 16, 2015, 09:50:20 AM ---You guys are foul man...how about the mental issues that stem from the duress of not being in the NFL based on his sexual orientation or being viewed as a problem in the locker room by dudes uncomfortable with their sexuality ? Let's look at the facts it's not just him who has had a hard time remaining in the NFL based on off field lifestyle look at Tim Tebow,a proven winner but outspoken about his Christian values...they don't want the media circus that accompanies them being part of the team
--- End quote ---
Tebow got cut because he suck's not because of being a christian
Sams didn't make the team because he sucks's not because he's gay
--- End quote ---
In both cases, both Sam and Tebow are opposite ends of the argument.
Tebow always seems to win, BUT can't throw for anything as a QB, and fits no one's system in the NFL to be wanted. So teams have to ask themselves, is getting a QB like Tebow worth the circus of the media, or do they stay clear, and so they stay clear.
Sam is a defender who last year led the Rams in sacks in the pre-season, on the field he looks great. But he's slow, and has no upside. He's like that basketball player with all the fundamentals but zero athleticism. And in the NFL, that fits no one's defensive system as you need some athleticism to fit the blitz packages and other stunts. Sam would have been a great NFL player 20-25 years ago, but today he's an outdated model. So is a player like him worth the media circus, all NFL teams say no.
In both cases, they get results, but neither is actually a fit for any team. And neither has the athletic ability (well Tebow is a great athlete, but he lacks arm strength) to really excel at their positions in the NFL. In both cases, I really, really like both players, and want them to get on a team and succeed. But in both cases, that's not going to happen.
And Michael sam retiring is very bad for the NFL. If they know it or not.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on August 17, 2015, 09:53:27 AM ---
--- Quote from: OG Filthy Wimp on August 16, 2015, 04:20:02 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chef_YRD on August 16, 2015, 09:50:20 AM ---You guys are foul man...how about the mental issues that stem from the duress of not being in the NFL based on his sexual orientation or being viewed as a problem in the locker room by dudes uncomfortable with their sexuality ? Let's look at the facts it's not just him who has had a hard time remaining in the NFL based on off field lifestyle look at Tim Tebow,a proven winner but outspoken about his Christian values...they don't want the media circus that accompanies them being part of the team
--- End quote ---
Tebow got cut because he suck's not because of being a christian
Sams didn't make the team because he sucks's not because he's gay
--- End quote ---
In both cases, both Sam and Tebow are opposite ends of the argument.
Tebow always seems to win, BUT can't throw for anything as a QB, and fits no one's system in the NFL to be wanted. So teams have to ask themselves, is getting a QB like Tebow worth the circus of the media, or do they stay clear, and so they stay clear.
Sam is a defender who last year led the Rams in sacks in the pre-season, on the field he looks great. But he's slow, and has no upside. He's like that basketball player with all the fundamentals but zero athleticism. And in the NFL, that fits no one's defensive system as you need some athleticism to fit the blitz packages and other stunts. Sam would have been a great NFL player 20-25 years ago, but today he's an outdated model. So is a player like him worth the media circus, all NFL teams say no.
In both cases, they get results, but neither is actually a fit for any team. And neither has the athletic ability (well Tebow is a great athlete, but he lacks arm strength) to really excel at their positions in the NFL. In both cases, I really, really like both players, and want them to get on a team and succeed. But in both cases, that's not going to happen.
And Michael sam retiring is very bad for the NFL. If they know it or not.
--- End quote ---
No it's not .. It's bad for the gay agenda the government is pushing. Bad for the nfl how?
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: Sccit on August 17, 2015, 09:59:03 AM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on August 17, 2015, 09:53:27 AM ---
--- Quote from: OG Filthy Wimp on August 16, 2015, 04:20:02 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chef_YRD on August 16, 2015, 09:50:20 AM ---You guys are foul man...how about the mental issues that stem from the duress of not being in the NFL based on his sexual orientation or being viewed as a problem in the locker room by dudes uncomfortable with their sexuality ? Let's look at the facts it's not just him who has had a hard time remaining in the NFL based on off field lifestyle look at Tim Tebow,a proven winner but outspoken about his Christian values...they don't want the media circus that accompanies them being part of the team
--- End quote ---
Tebow got cut because he suck's not because of being a christian
Sams didn't make the team because he sucks's not because he's gay
--- End quote ---
In both cases, both Sam and Tebow are opposite ends of the argument.
Tebow always seems to win, BUT can't throw for anything as a QB, and fits no one's system in the NFL to be wanted. So teams have to ask themselves, is getting a QB like Tebow worth the circus of the media, or do they stay clear, and so they stay clear.
Sam is a defender who last year led the Rams in sacks in the pre-season, on the field he looks great. But he's slow, and has no upside. He's like that basketball player with all the fundamentals but zero athleticism. And in the NFL, that fits no one's defensive system as you need some athleticism to fit the blitz packages and other stunts. Sam would have been a great NFL player 20-25 years ago, but today he's an outdated model. So is a player like him worth the media circus, all NFL teams say no.
In both cases, they get results, but neither is actually a fit for any team. And neither has the athletic ability (well Tebow is a great athlete, but he lacks arm strength) to really excel at their positions in the NFL. In both cases, I really, really like both players, and want them to get on a team and succeed. But in both cases, that's not going to happen.
And Michael sam retiring is very bad for the NFL. If they know it or not.
--- End quote ---
No it's not .. It's bad for the gay agenda the government is pushing. Bad for the nfl how?
--- End quote ---
A story to show the NFL has a good side instead of all these dudes still in the league for domestic violence.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on August 17, 2015, 11:29:54 AM ---
--- Quote from: Sccit on August 17, 2015, 09:59:03 AM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on August 17, 2015, 09:53:27 AM ---
--- Quote from: OG Filthy Wimp on August 16, 2015, 04:20:02 PM ---
--- Quote from: Chef_YRD on August 16, 2015, 09:50:20 AM ---You guys are foul man...how about the mental issues that stem from the duress of not being in the NFL based on his sexual orientation or being viewed as a problem in the locker room by dudes uncomfortable with their sexuality ? Let's look at the facts it's not just him who has had a hard time remaining in the NFL based on off field lifestyle look at Tim Tebow,a proven winner but outspoken about his Christian values...they don't want the media circus that accompanies them being part of the team
--- End quote ---
Tebow got cut because he suck's not because of being a christian
Sams didn't make the team because he sucks's not because he's gay
--- End quote ---
In both cases, both Sam and Tebow are opposite ends of the argument.
Tebow always seems to win, BUT can't throw for anything as a QB, and fits no one's system in the NFL to be wanted. So teams have to ask themselves, is getting a QB like Tebow worth the circus of the media, or do they stay clear, and so they stay clear.
Sam is a defender who last year led the Rams in sacks in the pre-season, on the field he looks great. But he's slow, and has no upside. He's like that basketball player with all the fundamentals but zero athleticism. And in the NFL, that fits no one's defensive system as you need some athleticism to fit the blitz packages and other stunts. Sam would have been a great NFL player 20-25 years ago, but today he's an outdated model. So is a player like him worth the media circus, all NFL teams say no.
In both cases, they get results, but neither is actually a fit for any team. And neither has the athletic ability (well Tebow is a great athlete, but he lacks arm strength) to really excel at their positions in the NFL. In both cases, I really, really like both players, and want them to get on a team and succeed. But in both cases, that's not going to happen.
And Michael sam retiring is very bad for the NFL. If they know it or not.
--- End quote ---
No it's not .. It's bad for the gay agenda the government is pushing. Bad for the nfl how?
--- End quote ---
A story to show the NFL has a good side instead of all these dudes still in the league for domestic violence.
--- End quote ---
There's nothin good about being gay, it's a bigger sin than domestic violence .. That's just years of brainwash talkin for u
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