Quote: @purplefaithful said:
@ VikeMike52 said:
@ Vikergirl said:
It is ticking though. He is not a long-term plan. He has more OL help now. It's time for results. Here's hoping things work out.
What if he goes deep into the playoffs, is he long term then? Kirk has not been the problem.
All that said, I'd argue (fervently) he's still the best QB we've had since Favre - and I don't see an heir apparent yet.
Mond is already getting sized for Canton. No need to worry about him.
We just drafted Blaine Gabbert for cryin' out out loud! Everything is gonna be fantastic!!!
Quote: @JR44 I guess you had your eyes closed for these passion less moments.
I am guessing you had your eyes closed through the first 6 games of the season last year, every game against a good team and pretty much for most of the times they have shown Kirk sitting on the sidelines by himself, not looking at film or talking to teammates. I do not think that Everson Griffen's comments last year were completely random or that he is the only player who thinks that way. I think Kirk is a nice guy, but I do not think he dedicated to football and winning as many of the top QBs in the league.
https://www.twincities.com/2020/10/18/bo...f-the-way/
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2856...ot-winning
Stephen A. Smith revealed during Wednesday's episode of First Take on ESPN that there were some in Washington who believed Cousins was more interested in accumulating impressive stats than he was winning games.
"When he was in Washington, you had players that literally said, 'He ain't about winning, he's about numbers.' And they didn't say that as an indictment against him as a bad person, because he's considered a relatively nice guy. We've met him, we did the show. Very, very nice guy. They was just talking about the fact that when you separate guys of his talent, that intangible that you're looking for, the great ones have it, he doesn't. He's a safety guy. He's a guy that wants to do the safe thing because he'd rather not mess up than take chances and really, really excel."
Did you really use Grif as justification? Really? Really? Lol. Hokay.
Who's your favorite food critic, Jeffrey Dauhmer?
Quote: @JR44 said:
@ JR44 I guess you had your eyes closed for these passion less moments.
I am guessing you had your eyes closed through the first 6 games of the season last year, every game against a good team and pretty much for most of the times they have shown Kirk sitting on the sidelines by himself, not looking at film or talking to teammates. I do not think that Everson Griffen's comments last year were completely random or that he is the only player who thinks that way. I think Kirk is a nice guy, but I do not think he dedicated to football and winning as many of the top QBs in the league.
https://www.twincities.com/2020/10/18/bo...f-the-way/
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2856...ot-winning
Stephen A. Smith revealed during Wednesday's episode of First Take on ESPN that there were some in Washington who believed Cousins was more interested in accumulating impressive stats than he was winning games.
"When he was in Washington, you had players that literally said, 'He ain't about winning, he's about numbers.' And they didn't say that as an indictment against him as a bad person, because he's considered a relatively nice guy. We've met him, we did the show. Very, very nice guy. They was just talking about the fact that when you separate guys of his talent, that intangible that you're looking for, the great ones have it, he doesn't. He's a safety guy. He's a guy that wants to do the safe thing because he'd rather not mess up than take chances and really, really excel."
Pretty impressive group of sources you got there. Everson Griffen, Bob Sansevere and Bleacher Report. Very impressive, it must be all true.
Quote: @VikeMike52 said:
@ JR44 said:
@ JR44 I guess you had your eyes closed for these passion less moments.
I am guessing you had your eyes closed through the first 6 games of the season last year, every game against a good team and pretty much for most of the times they have shown Kirk sitting on the sidelines by himself, not looking at film or talking to teammates. I do not think that Everson Griffen's comments last year were completely random or that he is the only player who thinks that way. I think Kirk is a nice guy, but I do not think he dedicated to football and winning as many of the top QBs in the league.
https://www.twincities.com/2020/10/18/bo...f-the-way/
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2856...ot-winning
Stephen A. Smith revealed during Wednesday's episode of First Take on ESPN that there were some in Washington who believed Cousins was more interested in accumulating impressive stats than he was winning games.
"When he was in Washington, you had players that literally said, 'He ain't about winning, he's about numbers.' And they didn't say that as an indictment against him as a bad person, because he's considered a relatively nice guy. We've met him, we did the show. Very, very nice guy. They was just talking about the fact that when you separate guys of his talent, that intangible that you're looking for, the great ones have it, he doesn't. He's a safety guy. He's a guy that wants to do the safe thing because he'd rather not mess up than take chances and really, really excel."
Pretty impressive group of sources you got there. Everson Griffen, Bob Sansevere and Bleacher Report. Very impressive, it must be all true.
I was hoping for Skip Bayless, Judd, and Fansided.
Also, didn't Grif apologize for his comments because he was off his meds? I vaguely recall that.
Quote: @VikeMike52 said:
@ JR44 said:
@ JR44 I guess you had your eyes closed for these passion less moments.
I am guessing you had your eyes closed through the first 6 games of the season last year, every game against a good team and pretty much for most of the times they have shown Kirk sitting on the sidelines by himself, not looking at film or talking to teammates. I do not think that Everson Griffen's comments last year were completely random or that he is the only player who thinks that way. I think Kirk is a nice guy, but I do not think he dedicated to football and winning as many of the top QBs in the league.
https://www.twincities.com/2020/10/18/bo...f-the-way/
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2856...ot-winning
Stephen A. Smith revealed during Wednesday's episode of First Take on ESPN that there were some in Washington who believed Cousins was more interested in accumulating impressive stats than he was winning games.
"When he was in Washington, you had players that literally said, 'He ain't about winning, he's about numbers.' And they didn't say that as an indictment against him as a bad person, because he's considered a relatively nice guy. We've met him, we did the show. Very, very nice guy. They was just talking about the fact that when you separate guys of his talent, that intangible that you're looking for, the great ones have it, he doesn't. He's a safety guy. He's a guy that wants to do the safe thing because he'd rather not mess up than take chances and really, really excel."
Pretty impressive group of sources you got there. Everson Griffen, Bob Sansevere and Bleacher Report. Very impressive, it must be all true.
Somewhere, savannah is smiling over those 'sources'....
I think he apologized because he doesn't have a team also. No reunioun here I hope.
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