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Dorial Green Beckham! ~~~~~Waiver Wire~~~~~

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  • @hoorta said:

    Yeah, sure. Usain Bolt is 6'5", just retired, and is definitely fast. Why not give him a call? I've said a bunch of times it takes more than that to make a decent NFL wr.

    Renoldo Niamiah ring a bell? Lol
    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on last edited by

    @one-post said:

    Renoldo Niamiah ring a bell? Lol

    Yes!....I remember......

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by

    vikings. played with the dude who married mrs. cosby on the 'family' friendly tv show LOL!!!!!

  • vikings. played with the dude who married mrs. cosby on the 'family' friendly tv show LOL!!!!!

    MudflyM Mudfly wrote on last edited by Mudfly

    @miktoxic said:

    vikings. played with the dude who married mrs. cosby on the 'family' friendly tv show LOL!!!!!

    49ers actually......but Ahmad Rashad was the vikes WR of which u speak.....previously known as Bobby Moore, til he went muslim....

    You kids that dont remember Nehemiah.....he was a world record holding, world champion runner and hurdler...olympic gold medalist....and super duper FAST athlete, who was signed and was gonna be the fastest, highest jumping wide receiver everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr......except he sucked....

    The end

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by

    Not many "track stars" have successfully made the leap to the NFL...

    Even HoF WR, "Bullet" Bob Hayes struggled making the transition.

  • @unsympathetic said:

    Assumes facts NOT in evidence..

    You sound like a lawyer. Are you a lawyer?

    One, that his attention is able to be acquired - and two, that he possesses untapped potential.

    Philly was the team that took that chance, for that exact reason. They spent the entire season doing exactly what you proposed.. for zero return.

    He's just a bum who can beat bad college defenders. His potential was already reached - and he's not an NFL player.

    And, I guess then the question in: why are we still talking about him?

    I mean, are Ricardo Louis, Payton Jordan (or is it Jordan Payton), Higgins etc. more worthy of discussion than this alleged bum?

    So, what about them?

    U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by Unsympathetic

    @the-gipper said:

    @unsympathetic said:

    Assumes facts NOT in evidence..

    You sound like a lawyer. Are you a lawyer?

    One, that his attention is able to be acquired - and two, that he possesses untapped potential.

    Philly was the team that took that chance, for that exact reason. They spent the entire season doing exactly what you proposed.. for zero return.

    He's just a bum who can beat bad college defenders. His potential was already reached - and he's not an NFL player.

    And, I guess then the question in: why are we still talking about him?

    I mean, are Ricardo Louis, Payton Jordan (or is it Jordan Payton), Higgins etc. more worthy of discussion than this alleged bum?

    So, what about them?

    Make the case. Show why DGB is more worthy of a roster spot than any specific one of them. "Questions" aren't enough -- if there's just "questions" then we keep who we have.

    DGB

    Sucks

    Your entire case is predicated upon dreams of magically transforming him into a competent NFL player....... but there's zero evidence that he can be transformed. In fact one big reason he was cut [reason #1 link #2] is that he was NOT responding to the transformation attempt from Philly WR coach Mike Groh.

  • @the-gipper said:

    @unsympathetic said:

    Assumes facts NOT in evidence..

    You sound like a lawyer. Are you a lawyer?

    One, that his attention is able to be acquired - and two, that he possesses untapped potential.

    Philly was the team that took that chance, for that exact reason. They spent the entire season doing exactly what you proposed.. for zero return.

    He's just a bum who can beat bad college defenders. His potential was already reached - and he's not an NFL player.

    And, I guess then the question in: why are we still talking about him?

    I mean, are Ricardo Louis, Payton Jordan (or is it Jordan Payton), Higgins etc. more worthy of discussion than this alleged bum?

    So, what about them?

    Make the case. Show why DGB is more worthy of a roster spot than any specific one of them. "Questions" aren't enough -- if there's just "questions" then we keep who we have.

    DGB

    Sucks

    Your entire case is predicated upon dreams of magically transforming him into a competent NFL player....... but there's zero evidence that he can be transformed. In fact one big reason he was cut [reason #1 link #2] is that he was NOT responding to the transformation attempt from Philly WR coach Mike Groh.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    @unsympathetic said:

    Make the case. Show why DGB is more worthy of a roster spot than any specific one of them. "Questions" aren't enough -- if there's just "questions" then we keep who we have.

    DGB

    Sucks

    Your entire case is predicated upon dreams of magically transforming him into a competent NFL player....... but there's zero evidence that he can be transformed. In fact one big reason he was cut [reason #1 link #2] is that he was NOT responding to the transformation attempt from Philly WR coach Mike Groh.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by

    It's not my case I never said one word about this guy I simply asked about the other wide receiver's that are on this roster and how well you think they will perform if this DGB guy sucks he sucks and we don't need him if he doesn't suck well maybe he's worth a shot one way or the other it's no skin off my balls

  • U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by Unsympathetic

    Thank you for admitting you did not make a case supporting DGB.

    Since there is no defense for him.. there's zero reason to even bring up other players. He first has to be BETTER than the current roster.

    To paraphrase Denny Green, he is who we thought he is.. and that's not good enough for an NFL roster. Perhaps he'd enjoy hanging out with JM and Josh Gordon and Justin Gilbert..

  • It's not my case I never said one word about this guy I simply asked about the other wide receiver's that are on this roster and how well you think they will perform if this DGB guy sucks he sucks and we don't need him if he doesn't suck well maybe he's worth a shot one way or the other it's no skin off my balls

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @the-gipper said:

    if this DGB guy sucks he sucks and we don't need him if he doesn't suck well maybe he's worth a shot

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

  • A Alkid3 wrote on last edited by

    We have zero to lose in signing him... but probably zero to gain. Haha. He's a big question mark just like 75 percent of our WR corps.

  • @the-gipper said:

    if this DGB guy sucks he sucks and we don't need him if he doesn't suck well maybe he's worth a shot

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

    U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something

    He needed to prove something last year in philly - and didn't. All assertions claiming he'd wise up and get it right...... can't explain why his last season was also a demonstration of miserable failure. So what's different now?

    The reason we wouldn't want to check him out.. is because we already know he's not capable of being an NFL receiver.

  • @the-gipper said:

    if this DGB guy sucks he sucks and we don't need him if he doesn't suck well maybe he's worth a shot

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

    If you watched the tape from one of those links- he already has proven he sucks. At this level, you can either catch the ball- or you can't. DGB sure looks like he can't.

  • Not many "track stars" have successfully made the leap to the NFL...

    Even HoF WR, "Bullet" Bob Hayes struggled making the transition.

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by

    @tour2ma said:

    Not many "track stars" have successfully made the leap to the NFL...

    Even HoF WR, "Bullet" Bob Hayes struggled making the transition.

    Yeah, I remember trading Earnest Byner to Washington for a former track star from Puget Sound named Mike Oliphant. Byner was a Pro Bowl RB for them in 90 and 91 (and was a workhorse on their Superbowl Championship team).

    Oliphant gave us 97 yards rushing and caught 3 passes for 22 yards in 89. He didn't play in 90 and appeared in 4 games in 91 with 0 yards rushing and receiving. They changed his jersey # from 33 to 89 in 91 so I'm guessing the WR gig went even worse than the RB journey.

    We got the track star who could run 4.3 forties straight ahead and Washington got a Pro Bowl football player.

  • @the-gipper said:

    if this DGB guy sucks he sucks and we don't need him if he doesn't suck well maybe he's worth a shot

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by

    @orion said:

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

    As good as your idea about last chance with worst franchise sounds Orion - the reasons 2 different NFL teams in need of help at WR already cut him were - he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard. Do these traits sound like someone willing to play STs as a 5th or 6th WR on the depth chart?

    They film every practice so when it comes time to decide who they want getting those final active roster spots - it often comes down to what guys show they want it and what ones reflect what DGB has.

  • @orion said:

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

    As good as your idea about last chance with worst franchise sounds Orion - the reasons 2 different NFL teams in need of help at WR already cut him were - he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard. Do these traits sound like someone willing to play STs as a 5th or 6th WR on the depth chart?

    They film every practice so when it comes time to decide who they want getting those final active roster spots - it often comes down to what guys show they want it and what ones reflect what DGB has.

    U Unsympathetic wrote on last edited by Unsympathetic

    @flugel said:

    he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard.

    He does have one skill: He's very good at being a blank slate for armchair GM's to project their hopes, dreams and unfulfilled expectations onto..

  • @orion said:

    We're allowed to have 90 guys right?

    He had to learn an NFL system his rookie year. And his second year he had to learn a new team's NFL system.

    Are we sure how he'd respond to having to sign with the worst team in the NFL? As in, "Look how far I've sunk." Perhaps he'd tighten his chin strap a little more and realize that this is his last chance.

    Maybe I'm way off base, but with a 90 man roster I don't see why we wouldn't want to check out a 6'6" WR that needs to prove something.

    As good as your idea about last chance with worst franchise sounds Orion - the reasons 2 different NFL teams in need of help at WR already cut him were - he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard. Do these traits sound like someone willing to play STs as a 5th or 6th WR on the depth chart?

    They film every practice so when it comes time to decide who they want getting those final active roster spots - it often comes down to what guys show they want it and what ones reflect what DGB has.

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by

    @flugel said:

    he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard.

    ahh...nit-picking... 🙂

  • One PostO One Post wrote on last edited by

    I'm just saying bring him in it couldn't hurt.

  • @flugel said:

    he doesn't run good routes or learn the plays or get open or catch the ball or work hard.

    ahh...nit-picking... 🙂

    FlugelF Flugel wrote on last edited by Flugel

    @orion said:

    ahh...nit-picking... 🙂

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

  • @orion said:

    ahh...nit-picking... 🙂

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

    One PostO One Post wrote on last edited by

    @flugel said:

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

    Show me the proof.
  • @flugel said:

    😆 I have nothing to do with why he's unemployed again. I'm just telling you why based on things I heard about him from former Titans covering the team on the radio. And these were guys that couldn't wait to see him practice...

    He's been cut by 2 different teams that needed WR help

    He doesn't run good routes

    He doesn't get open

    He doesn't learn the plays

    He doesn't show good effort

    He disappointed 2 different college programs that took a chance on him

    So, what do NFL teams look for with guys on the bubble? Is this the type of guy willing to bust tail on Special Teams? More specifically, is he an asset or just the 1st syllable of it?

    Show me the proof.
    Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out wrote on last edited by

    "One said:

    Show me the proof.

    "Dorial Green-Beckham is an American football wide receiver who is currently a free agent. "

    I'm pretty sure that's all the proof you need right there.