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Speaking of Carson, he just got benched. The quitter deserves it.........RIDE THE PINE.
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2010 was definitely not his only poor season. Other than the Bears game, Carson had a terrible season in 2009 that was covered up by a great run game and defense. He was well on his way in 2008 before the elbow injury. He had mostly solid numbers in 2007, but threw 20 picks (Dalton has been better than 07 Palmer this year), and finally, 2004 was a very bad season for Carson, even though Carson apologists like to pretend '05 was his rookie year.
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Offseason checklist: 1. Fire Paul Alexander [ ] didn't happen 2. Let Maualuga go, move Burfict to MLB [ ] didn't happen 3. Sign a veteran WR [ ] 4. Draft a speed back high [ x ] 5. Draft a SS high [ x ] 6. Drop Lawson, draft a replacement [ x ] 7. Draft a center and let him battle with Cook & Robinson [ ] 8. Let Clements go [ x ] 9. Bring back Andre Smith [ x ] 10. Bring back MJ (as long as he doesn't demand elite money) [ x ] These things need to happen to take the next step Last edited by Shake n Blake; 12-16-2012 at 05:15 PM. |
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Interesting viewpoint. I do remember that KC Joyner - the "Football Scientist" - wrote a rather negative evaluation of Carson that season saying that his decision-making was very poor and that he'd gotten away with a lot of poor throws with receivers bailing him out or DBs dropping potential INTs. I thought the guy was mad at the time, but maybe he was just onto something a lot earlier than most of the rest of us.
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This is a lost season for them, so better figure out what Pryor can do, which was nothing. Quote:
You really can't know what 2008 would have turned out like. So speculating is all that can be done there. Besides that, even elite guys would have played bad behind that awful line, bad defense and no ground game. 2009 may not have been good statistically, but he won games, and had a few 4th quarter drives to seal games. Plus, he was a big part in sweeping the division for the first time in forever. Also, Laverneous Coles. He's not elite, but he's not a flash in the pan either. Palmer benefits the Raiders WAY more than he hurts them, and it was the same for the Bengals. There were a lot of changes after 2010, so there's no way anyone could say Palmer was the reason for the losses, just like people can't really say Dalton is the reason for the turnaround. Last edited by shaolinghost; 12-16-2012 at 08:58 PM. |
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Geno, MJ, Dalton and AJ back, got the best TE and RB in the draft Lookin' tough, loookkkiinn' TOUGH!!! |
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This quote caught my eye and I think you make an excellent point.
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Also a defensive HC in Cincy and now in Oakland. Brat and now Knapp are both washed up retreads. DC's see right through those guys.
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They never give up, regardless how silly they look. |
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To me, you and others who subscribe to the "coaching and supporting cast don't matter" school of thought are who looks silly. My position on it has been proven out time and again over the years.
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yeah but who can remember that far back....
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