Originally Posted by BossChief:
Sorry, but Marty saying that Jones extension was basically done and between 17-19 per was not factual. Seems made up. Even Jones agent said his client knows his value and that CJ will play out his contract to hit free agency to get his value if he needs to.
If Marty wants to be respected as an insider, he needs to stop projecting his guesses based on what’s been reported by the big media guys.
Honest question:
Has Marty ever broke big news with accuracy? Or just vague tweets/posts that read as guesses?
I ask because from the outside in, it looks like all he does is try to connect the dots and call it inside sources.
Bro, you're talking about Marty Mac. The guy who turned down ESPN, NFL Network, Fox, CBS, etc.
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Tyreek has never been in a fight on the field.
This idea that Tyreek is some kind of "bad dude/problem child" like Michael Irvin, Randy Moss or Terrell Owens is completely unfounded.
People act like he is because of 2014 and the fact that he is a tiny bit cocky with the deuces, but that is it.
Travis Kelce is/was more of a problem child but he appears to have put all that behind him, too.
Tyreek Hill is a ****ing saint.
I agree with you 100% on the bolded. But during the Raiders @ Chiefs game last season someone did set Tyreek off and he had to be held back by coaches to keep him from going after somebody. That's the only time I've ever seen him do anything like that. He's a smart dude though and I'm not worried about him letting Ramsey or anyone else push his buttons.
The jags do seem like a chirpy if not slightly "after the whistle dirty" kind of team though. I remember multiple players seemed to be getting annoyed with their defensive players during the game last year. [Reply]
Originally Posted by FlorentinePogen:
I agree with you 100% on the bolded. But during the Raiders @ Chiefs game last season someone did set Tyreek off and he had to be held back by coaches to keep him from going after somebody. That's the only time I've ever seen him do anything like that. He's a smart dude though and I'm not worried about him letting Ramsey or anyone else push his buttons.
The jags do seem like a chirpy if not slightly "after the whistle dirty" kind of team though. I remember multiple players seemed to be getting annoyed with their defensive players during the game last year.
They are very dirty on defense, man.
Some of it probably had to do with their frustration with their previous idiot QB and some of it was likely due to the fact that they were getting ass-hammered ... but they were jawing after every play, shooting for knees, horse-collaring, and trying to eye-gouge our running back during the scrum.
And as I recall, we retaliated by using our words and got called for doing personal foul things. (Although I think that was the game in which Jones was caught punching a dude in the kidney.)
First picked up on Hill because I follow track. As a HS kid he ran a 20.14 200m which was the second fastest time ever ran by a HS kid (Roy Martin 20.13). Then forgot about him.
Watching an Oklahoma State football game and this guy is a blurr, yep, Tyreek Hill.
He ran a 10.19 100m in HS, there is no doubt if he'd ran even three years of track in the NCAA he is a sub10.00 man. While a few WR's have ran track times faster none of them were any more....zooooommm....than he is on a football field.
Originally Posted by Ubeja Vontell:
First picked up on Hill because I follow track. As a HS kid he ran a 20.14 200m which was the second fastest time ever ran by a HS kid (Roy Martin 20.13). Then forgot
Watching an Oklahoma State football game and this guy is a blurr, yep, Tyreek Hill.
He ran a 10.19 100m in HS, there is no doubt if he'd ran even three years of track in the NCAA he is a sub10.00 man. While a few WR's have ran track times faster none of them were any more....zooooommm....than he is on a football field.
I put him right there with Bob Hayes.
I get that comparison, but they are different types. I remember Bob Hayes. He was a track guy who played WR. Hill is a WR who ran track. The deal with Hill is he doesn't lose anything once he puts the pads on. If he stays healthy, he may become a more accomplished WR than Hayes. This is a different NFL and the rules favor WR's.
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Originally Posted by TEX:
I get that comparison, but they are different types. I remember Bob Hayes. He was a track guy who played WR. Hill is a WR who ran track. The deal with Hill is he doesn't lose anything once he puts the pads on. If he stays healthy, he may become a more accomplished WR than Hayes. This is a different NFL and the rules favor WR's.
But yes, Hayes was a special talent.
Actually Bob Hayes was first and foremost a footballer a running back at Florida A&M. When he showed up there he had to be talked into running track by the track coach Bob Gaiters. I own his book..... Run Bullet Run.
Yes Hill doesn't lose anything in pads and does things at near max speed. [Reply]
