Josh Gordon Traded to Pats
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Another 4 for 42 yard night. Man..we sure miss that production.
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Josh runs at least two horrible routes a game ... that I can see, and gives up on others. I'm sure Brady hates him.
He's a one year wonder with a boatload of talent who will never mentality get it. He'll be a liabilty come playoff time.
Can't blame the Patriots for trying to mine that talent, it is tantalizing.
But for our team, I'd rather develop Higgins, Calloway and Ratley than have this guy out there skullfucking Baker's mindset.
Higgins is a 5th round pick who has worked his tail off to get a chance, nobody handed him anything or did him any favors. He has caught 16 of 23 targets for 15.3ypc. Gordon has caught 18 of 31 targets for 15.6 ypc.
I think I am done talking about him forever now.
I've officially Manzieled him.
Amen.
Zombo
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I've always been fascinated by Gordon's raw, physical ability, and I'll always be sympathetic to people fighting addiction. We'll likely never get to see just what this man could accomplish because he simply can't figure it out, and there's few things sadder than wasted potential. He had a contested catch over the middle last night that was simply amazing. You get glimpses of what he can do, and unfortunately those glimpses will be the only thing left to remember him by because you just get that feeling that he's gone. I was frustrated when we traded him because I have to watch my youthful QB try to throw the ball to a bunch of bozos who struggle to get open. But you know what? There's a chance we might've won a game or two more if Gordon played the past 4 games or so, and if we did win two more games, maybe Hue Jackson and Todd Haley don't get fired. Perhaps trading Josh expedited the firing of two coaches that were hurting our team, and that alone is worth everything.
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Josh runs at least two horrible routes a game ... that I can see, and gives up on others. I'm sure Brady hates him.
He's a one year wonder with a boatload of talent who will never mentality get it. He'll be a liabilty come playoff time.
Can't blame the Patriots for trying to mine that talent, it is tantalizing.
But for our team, I'd rather develop Higgins, Calloway and Ratley than have this guy out there skullfucking Baker's mindset.
Higgins is a 5th round pick who has worked his tail off to get a chance, nobody handed him anything or did him any favors. He has caught 16 of 23 targets for 15.3ypc. Gordon has caught 18 of 31 targets for 15.6 ypc.
I think I am done talking about him forever now.
I've officially Manzieled him.
Amen.
Zombo
Zombo said:
Josh runs at least two horrible routes a game ... that I can see, and gives up on others. I'm sure Brady hates him.
He's a one year wonder with a boatload of talent who will never mentality get it. He'll be a liabilty come playoff time.
Can't blame the Patriots for trying to mine that talent, it is tantalizing.
But for our team, I'd rather develop Higgins, Calloway and Ratley than have this guy out there skullShmucking Baker's mindset.
Higgins is a 5th round pick who has worked his tail off to get a chance, nobody handed him anything or did him any favors. He has caught 16 of 23 targets for 15.3ypc. Gordon has caught 18 of 31 targets for 15.6 ypc.
I think I am done talking about him forever now.
I've officially Manzieled him.
Amen.
Zombo
Maybe do an autocorrect whenever his name is typed. You know, like Retard.
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He's simply no longer the player we saw "flash" back in 2013.
His reaction to the underthrow to the inside on a go route was simply poor. Once upon a time he owns that ball.
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He's simply no longer the player we saw "flash" back in 2013.
His reaction to the underthrow to the inside on a go route was simply poor. Once upon a time he owns that ball.
He's simply no longer the player we saw "flash" back in 2013.
His reaction to the underthrow to the inside on a go route was simply poor. Once upon a time he owns that ball.
Yes before Flash and Johnny football went from professional ballplayers to professional stoners.
Sh|t happens y'know man. Josh we kind of know, Johnny's recent return (ooohhhh not too good on a so-so CFL team):
On July 22, after spending the first six weeks on Hamilton's bench without playing, as backup to Jeremiah Masoli, the Tiger-Cats traded Manziel to the Montreal Alouettes as part of a package deal.[93][94] On July 31, Alouettes head coach Mike Shermanannounced that Manziel would start their August 3 game against the Tiger-Cats, his former team.[95] Making his first CFL start, Manziel's first play was a pass to B. J. Cunningham for a loss of 5 yards. His second pass was intercepted by Larry Dean. By halftime, Manziel had thrown four interceptions, including two by Jumal Rolle. Hamilton defeated Montreal 50–11.[96][97]
Manziel showed improvement and did not throw any interceptions in his second start, a 24–17 loss to the Ottawa Redblacks on August 11.[98] In the third quarter, Manziel, after a 17-yard run, received a hard hit to the head from Ottawa's Jonathan Rose and fumbled the ball at the goal line, where the ball was recovered by Montreal's Kristian Matte for a touchdown.[99][100] In the days following the game, Manziel missed practice and was placed in the CFL's concussion protocol.[101][102] Manziel was placed on the injured list with Antonio Pipkin starting Montreal's next game at quarterback in Manziel's place.[103] Pipkin started two games while Manziel recovered from his concussion, and then two additional games after Manziel had recovered.[104] Following a four interception game by Pipkin in Week 14 Manziel took over the reins as starting quarterback for the Alouettes in Week 15, a game they would end up losing to the Blue Bombers.[105]
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He's simply no longer the player we saw "flash" back in 2013.
His reaction to the underthrow to the inside on a go route was simply poor. Once upon a time he owns that ball.
Yes before Flash and Johnny football went from professional ballplayers to professional stoners.
Sh|t happens y'know man. Josh we kind of know, Johnny's recent return (ooohhhh not too good on a so-so CFL team):
On July 22, after spending the first six weeks on Hamilton's bench without playing, as backup to Jeremiah Masoli, the Tiger-Cats traded Manziel to the Montreal Alouettes as part of a package deal.[93][94] On July 31, Alouettes head coach Mike Shermanannounced that Manziel would start their August 3 game against the Tiger-Cats, his former team.[95] Making his first CFL start, Manziel's first play was a pass to B. J. Cunningham for a loss of 5 yards. His second pass was intercepted by Larry Dean. By halftime, Manziel had thrown four interceptions, including two by Jumal Rolle. Hamilton defeated Montreal 50–11.[96][97]
Manziel showed improvement and did not throw any interceptions in his second start, a 24–17 loss to the Ottawa Redblacks on August 11.[98] In the third quarter, Manziel, after a 17-yard run, received a hard hit to the head from Ottawa's Jonathan Rose and fumbled the ball at the goal line, where the ball was recovered by Montreal's Kristian Matte for a touchdown.[99][100] In the days following the game, Manziel missed practice and was placed in the CFL's concussion protocol.[101][102] Manziel was placed on the injured list with Antonio Pipkin starting Montreal's next game at quarterback in Manziel's place.[103] Pipkin started two games while Manziel recovered from his concussion, and then two additional games after Manziel had recovered.[104] Following a four interception game by Pipkin in Week 14 Manziel took over the reins as starting quarterback for the Alouettes in Week 15, a game they would end up losing to the Blue Bombers.[105]
Yes before Flash and Johnny football went from professional ballplayers to professional stoners.
Sh|t happens y'know man. Josh we kind of know, Johnny's recent return (ooohhhh not too good on a so-so CFL team):
On July 22, after spending the first six weeks on Hamilton's bench without playing, as backup to Jeremiah Masoli, the Tiger-Cats traded Manziel to the Montreal Alouettes as part of a package deal.[93][94] On July 31, Alouettes head coach Mike Shermanannounced that Manziel would start their August 3 game against the Tiger-Cats, his former team.[95] Making his first CFL start, Manziel's first play was a pass to B. J. Cunningham for a loss of 5 yards. His second pass was intercepted by Larry Dean. By halftime, Manziel had thrown four interceptions, including two by Jumal Rolle. Hamilton defeated Montreal 50–11.[96][97]
Manziel showed improvement and did not throw any interceptions in his second start, a 24–17 loss to the Ottawa Redblacks on August 11.[98] In the third quarter, Manziel, after a 17-yard run, received a hard hit to the head from Ottawa's Jonathan Rose and fumbled the ball at the goal line, where the ball was recovered by Montreal's Kristian Matte for a touchdown.[99][100] In the days following the game, Manziel missed practice and was placed in the CFL's concussion protocol.[101][102] Manziel was placed on the injured list with Antonio Pipkin starting Montreal's next game at quarterback in Manziel's place.[103] Pipkin started two games while Manziel recovered from his concussion, and then two additional games after Manziel had recovered.[104] Following a four interception game by Pipkin in Week 14 Manziel took over the reins as starting quarterback for the Alouettes in Week 15, a game they would end up losing to the Blue Bombers.[105]
Looks like a pathetic ending for a pathetic QB who apparently , can't get his Sheet togther.. he's worthless in any league.. The writing is on the wall Johnny.. You're toast!
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
Is in Jff still starting for Montreal
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Yes before Flash and Johnny football went from professional ballplayers to professional stoners.
Sh|t happens y'know man. Josh we kind of know, Johnny's recent return (ooohhhh not too good on a so-so CFL team):
On July 22, after spending the first six weeks on Hamilton's bench without playing, as backup to Jeremiah Masoli, the Tiger-Cats traded Manziel to the Montreal Alouettes as part of a package deal.[93][94] On July 31, Alouettes head coach Mike Shermanannounced that Manziel would start their August 3 game against the Tiger-Cats, his former team.[95] Making his first CFL start, Manziel's first play was a pass to B. J. Cunningham for a loss of 5 yards. His second pass was intercepted by Larry Dean. By halftime, Manziel had thrown four interceptions, including two by Jumal Rolle. Hamilton defeated Montreal 50–11.[96][97]
Manziel showed improvement and did not throw any interceptions in his second start, a 24–17 loss to the Ottawa Redblacks on August 11.[98] In the third quarter, Manziel, after a 17-yard run, received a hard hit to the head from Ottawa's Jonathan Rose and fumbled the ball at the goal line, where the ball was recovered by Montreal's Kristian Matte for a touchdown.[99][100] In the days following the game, Manziel missed practice and was placed in the CFL's concussion protocol.[101][102] Manziel was placed on the injured list with Antonio Pipkin starting Montreal's next game at quarterback in Manziel's place.[103] Pipkin started two games while Manziel recovered from his concussion, and then two additional games after Manziel had recovered.[104] Following a four interception game by Pipkin in Week 14 Manziel took over the reins as starting quarterback for the Alouettes in Week 15, a game they would end up losing to the Blue Bombers.[105]
Looks like a pathetic ending for a pathetic QB who apparently , can't get his Sheet togther.. he's worthless in any league.. The writing is on the wall Johnny.. You're toast!
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Yes before Flash and Johnny football went from professional ballplayers to professional stoners.
Sh|t happens y'know man. Josh we kind of know, Johnny's recent return (ooohhhh not too good on a so-so CFL team):
On July 22, after spending the first six weeks on Hamilton's bench without playing, as backup to Jeremiah Masoli, the Tiger-Cats traded Manziel to the Montreal Alouettes as part of a package deal.[93][94] On July 31, Alouettes head coach Mike Shermanannounced that Manziel would start their August 3 game against the Tiger-Cats, his former team.[95] Making his first CFL start, Manziel's first play was a pass to B. J. Cunningham for a loss of 5 yards. His second pass was intercepted by Larry Dean. By halftime, Manziel had thrown four interceptions, including two by Jumal Rolle. Hamilton defeated Montreal 50–11.[96][97]
Manziel showed improvement and did not throw any interceptions in his second start, a 24–17 loss to the Ottawa Redblacks on August 11.[98] In the third quarter, Manziel, after a 17-yard run, received a hard hit to the head from Ottawa's Jonathan Rose and fumbled the ball at the goal line, where the ball was recovered by Montreal's Kristian Matte for a touchdown.[99][100] In the days following the game, Manziel missed practice and was placed in the CFL's concussion protocol.[101][102] Manziel was placed on the injured list with Antonio Pipkin starting Montreal's next game at quarterback in Manziel's place.[103] Pipkin started two games while Manziel recovered from his concussion, and then two additional games after Manziel had recovered.[104] Following a four interception game by Pipkin in Week 14 Manziel took over the reins as starting quarterback for the Alouettes in Week 15, a game they would end up losing to the Blue Bombers.[105]
Looks like a pathetic ending for a pathetic QB who apparently , can't get his Sheet togther.. he's worthless in any league.. The writing is on the wall Johnny.. You're toast!
Looks like a pathetic ending for a pathetic QB who apparently , can't get his Sheet togther.. he's worthless in any league.. The writing is on the wall Johnny.. You're toast!
I don't think there is any ending at all for him. He seems to be doing fairly well in Canada. He is starting for the Montreal Alouettes, even though that team is not overall very good..
Last week in a loss 26 -22 to Toronto he was 23/30 220 yards, 1 TD, 1 Int.
On 10/28 his team pounded Toronto 40-10. He was 7/14 for 139 yards and 1 TD, -0- ints.
While his figures were not great, he did start and lead them to victory. There were a number of FGs plus a couple of defensive scores to make the game a route.
For whatever that is worth.
Like I said, I think his skills are suited for The Great White North ...and he could do OK there.
https://www.thestar.com/sports/argos/2018/10/28/johnny-manziel-a-cfl-winner-at-last.html
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Looks like a pathetic ending for a pathetic QB who apparently , can't get his Sheet togther.. he's worthless in any league.. The writing is on the wall Johnny.. You're toast!
I don't think there is any ending at all for him. He seems to be doing fairly well in Canada. He is starting for the Montreal Alouettes, even though that team is not overall very good..
Last week in a loss 26 -22 to Toronto he was 23/30 220 yards, 1 TD, 1 Int.
On 10/28 his team pounded Toronto 40-10. He was 7/14 for 139 yards and 1 TD, -0- ints.
While his figures were not great, he did start and lead them to victory. There were a number of FGs plus a couple of defensive scores to make the game a route.
For whatever that is worth.
Like I said, I think his skills are suited for The Great White North ...and he could do OK there.
https://www.thestar.com/sports/argos/2018/10/28/johnny-manziel-a-cfl-winner-at-last.html
I don't think there is any ending at all for him. He seems to be doing fairly well in Canada. He is starting for the Montreal Alouettes, even though that team is not overall very good..
Last week in a loss 26 -22 to Toronto he was 23/30 220 yards, 1 TD, 1 Int.
On 10/28 his team pounded Toronto 40-10. He was 7/14 for 139 yards and 1 TD, -0- ints.
While his figures were not great, he did start and lead them to victory. There were a number of FGs plus a couple of defensive scores to make the game a route.
For whatever that is worth.
Like I said, I think his skills are suited for The Great White North ...and he could do OK there.
https://www.thestar.com/sports/argos/2018/10/28/johnny-manziel-a-cfl-winner-at-last.html
Tearing it up ... Worst efficiency rating of QBs with 1,000 yards passing.
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I don't think there is any ending at all for him. He seems to be doing fairly well in Canada. He is starting for the Montreal Alouettes, even though that team is not overall very good..
Last week in a loss 26 -22 to Toronto he was 23/30 220 yards, 1 TD, 1 Int.
On 10/28 his team pounded Toronto 40-10. He was 7/14 for 139 yards and 1 TD, -0- ints.
While his figures were not great, he did start and lead them to victory. There were a number of FGs plus a couple of defensive scores to make the game a route.
For whatever that is worth.
Like I said, I think his skills are suited for The Great White North ...and he could do OK there.
https://www.thestar.com/sports/argos/2018/10/28/johnny-manziel-a-cfl-winner-at-last.html
Tearing it up ... Worst efficiency rating of QBs with 1,000 yards passing.
Zombo said:
Tearing it up ... Worst efficiency rating of QBs with 1,000 yards passing.
Well....he has only played in those 7 games for the worst team in the league (which they were before he got there). All I am saying is that Canada is more suitable for him, and that he may do OK there.
But, just like Gordon......I can agree that we do not need to talk about any of our past players who did fuyuck all for us.
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I've always been fascinated by Gordon's raw, physical ability, and I'll always be sympathetic to people fighting addiction. We'll likely never get to see just what this man could accomplish because he simply can't figure it out, and there's few things sadder than wasted potential. He had a contested catch over the middle last night that was simply amazing. You get glimpses of what he can do, and unfortunately those glimpses will be the only thing left to remember him by because you just get that feeling that he's gone. I was frustrated when we traded him because I have to watch my youthful QB try to throw the ball to a bunch of bozos who struggle to get open. But you know what? There's a chance we might've won a game or two more if Gordon played the past 4 games or so, and if we did win two more games, maybe Hue Jackson and Todd Haley don't get fired. Perhaps trading Josh expedited the firing of two coaches that were hurting our team, and that alone is worth everything.
I've always been fascinated by Gordon's raw, physical ability, and I'll always be sympathetic to people fighting addiction. We'll likely never get to see just what this man could accomplish because he simply can't figure it out, and there's few things sadder than wasted potential. He had a contested catch over the middle last night that was simply amazing. You get glimpses of what he can do, and unfortunately those glimpses will be the only thing left to remember him by because you just get that feeling that he's gone. I was frustrated when we traded him because I have to watch my youthful QB try to throw the ball to a bunch of bozos who struggle to get open. But you know what? There's a chance we might've won a game or two more if Gordon played the past 4 games or so, and if we did win two more games, maybe Hue Jackson and Todd Haley don't get fired. Perhaps trading Josh expedited the firing of two coaches that were hurting our team, and that alone is worth everything.
i believe you are correcto mundo.....he probably draws a few double teams and the bozos as you call them have a better chance of being open and maybe we do get another win or 2 out of it....what a shame...such talent....and such a waste...
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Well he got himself wide open for a long pass from Brady the other night and.....................................wait for it............................dropped the easy catch.?
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Well he got himself wide open for a long pass from Brady the other night and.....................................wait for it............................dropped the easy catch.?
Well he got himself wide open for a long pass from Brady the other night and.....................................wait for it............................dropped the easy catch.?
I saw that! What happened there? Did he just drop it or was the defender holding his arm? Something definitely didn't look right on that play. The last deep ball I saw him just "drop" was the game-winner against Indy when he was a rookie.
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Well he got himself wide open for a long pass from Brady the other night and.....................................wait for it............................dropped the easy catch.?
I saw that! What happened there? Did he just drop it or was the defender holding his arm? Something definitely didn't look right on that play. The last deep ball I saw him just "drop" was the game-winner against Indy when he was a rookie.
I saw that! What happened there? Did he just drop it or was the defender holding his arm? Something definitely didn't look right on that play. The last deep ball I saw him just "drop" was the game-winner against Indy when he was a rookie.
It was horrible! The f'n ball hit him in the hands and was not touched the defender. We should have retained him with the rest of the dropsy kids.?
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