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  • Its become apparent OBJ is a dumb mother fucker!

  • I had to read this one, "Odell being Odell".

  • Its become apparent OBJ is a dumb mother fucker!

    @nickers said:

    Its become apparent OBJ is a dumb mother fucker!

    He certainly does things that make it hard to argue that.

    And it puts a target on him (like he says).  I mean, the refs wanted him off the field because his pants were above his knees.  Yet you see that all over the place.  And nobody's being pulled from the field.  Of course, he puts the target on himself....because with the target comes limelight.  

    So, if you're a coach coaching against him you will scope him out , pre-game.  Because if anyone is going to wear illegal shoes, visor, whatever, it will be him.  And if you spot something you can alert the refs at a crucial point in the game (as we've seen done).  

    Now!  Having been aware of all of his shenanigans...he's still a much better receiver than Hodge, Higgins and Peoples-Jones.  He has to be watched closely by the defense which gives Landry, the TE's and/or 3rd WR a better chance to get open for a pass.  If he heals up ok, I still want him on the team.  - Remember, the Giants & Browns players have always said good things about OBJ as a team mate.

  • Are we supposed to care about this?

  • @nickers said:

    Its become apparent OBJ is a dumb mother fucker!

    He certainly does things that make it hard to argue that.

    And it puts a target on him (like he says).  I mean, the refs wanted him off the field because his pants were above his knees.  Yet you see that all over the place.  And nobody's being pulled from the field.  Of course, he puts the target on himself....because with the target comes limelight.  

    So, if you're a coach coaching against him you will scope him out , pre-game.  Because if anyone is going to wear illegal shoes, visor, whatever, it will be him.  And if you spot something you can alert the refs at a crucial point in the game (as we've seen done).  

    Now!  Having been aware of all of his shenanigans...he's still a much better receiver than Hodge, Higgins and Peoples-Jones.  He has to be watched closely by the defense which gives Landry, the TE's and/or 3rd WR a better chance to get open for a pass.  If he heals up ok, I still want him on the team.  - Remember, the Giants & Browns players have always said good things about OBJ as a team mate.

    @orion said:

    He certainly does things that make it hard to argue that.

    And it puts a target on him (like he says).  I mean, the refs wanted him off the field because his pants were above his knees.  Yet you see that all over the place.  And nobody's being pulled from the field.  Of course, he puts the target on himself....because with the target comes limelight.  

    So, if you're a coach coaching against him you will scope him out , pre-game.  Because if anyone is going to wear illegal shoes, visor, whatever, it will be him.  And if you spot something you can alert the refs at a crucial point in the game (as we've seen done).  

    Now!  Having been aware of all of his shenanigans...he's still a much better receiver than Hodge, Higgins and Peoples-Jones.  He has to be watched closely by the defense which gives Landry, the TE's and/or 3rd WR a better chance to get open for a pass.  If he heals up ok, I still want him on the team.  - Remember, the Giants & Browns players have always said good things about OBJ as a team mate.

    But it keeps playing out that Baker Mayfield is a better QB without OBJ on the field. He just is. 

    I know it doesn't make sense, it is completely counter-intuitive, but it's true. 

  • Are we supposed to care about this?

    @tour2ma said:

    Are we supposed to care about this?

    I don't think so.   In fact,   I think they announced the ban on OBJ on the same day they announced the self imposed penalties for their far more serious offenses,  for their internal program's cheating   just so they could basically scapegoat him and take away the spotlight for their far more egregious actions. 

  • - the NCAA is spineless and would never do anything to hurt one of its top programs. Either enforce the rules or get rid of them. I hope prhgrams break away from the NCAA. Oh, and get NIL rights for players. 

    - LSU learned from OSUs mistake of not imposing your bowl ban in your down year

  • Quite the turnaround for LSU from winning it all last year to a losing record this year. Were the players who left really that good?

    We drafted 2 of them, so l hope so.

  • Quite the turnaround for LSU from winning it all last year to a losing record this year. Were the players who left really that good?

    We drafted 2 of them, so l hope so.

    @ibleedbrown said:

    Quite the turnaround for LSU from winning it all last year to a losing record this year. Were the players who left really that good?

    We drafted 2 of them, so l hope so.

    They are very inexperienced at QB and the D lost a ton of starters. Plus Jefferson was their best receiver and now gone.

    EDIT: Oh, and this little bitty RB who went to the Chiefs.? Kid was a 1st down machine at LSU.

  • @tour2ma said:

    Are we supposed to care about this?

    I don't think so.   In fact,   I think they announced the ban on OBJ on the same day they announced the self imposed penalties for their far more serious offenses,  for their internal program's cheating   just so they could basically scapegoat him and take away the spotlight for their far more egregious actions. 

    @the-gipper said:

    just so they could basically scapegoat him and take away the spotlight for their far more egregious actions. 

    ...so they can say they're leaving no stone unturned...so there's no need for any more sanctions to be levied.