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SKULL.GIF posted:It's very common for opposing position groups to fight (or opposite teams in joint practices) but I'm having trouble of thinking of a time where two players on the same unit got into it with each other. Yeah there's a laundry list of infractions, plus the leadership council on the ravens (a bunch of players) hate him, posting training camp tape on instagram, the offseason poo poo. Thomas doesn't have much of a leg to stand on with regards to voiding the guarantees. I can't imagine the players union will stand up for him very much if other players are the ones telling him to gently caress off.
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Aug 24, 2020 01:13
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Earl Thomas, part of a beloved Super Bowl championship team and was arguably the best at his position a couple years ago, yet you wouldn't find many Seahawks fans willing to bring him back at the minimum. I guess now he gets to make his dream a reality, to ruin the Cowboy's locker room.
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Lifespan posted:Earl Thomas, part of a beloved Super Bowl championship team and was arguably the best at his position a couple years ago, yet you wouldn't find many Seahawks fans willing to bring him back at the minimum. I guess now he gets to make his dream a reality, to ruin the Cowboy's locker room. I'd love to have Earl back in Seattle On a one day contract if in a few years so he can retire a Seahawk. Clear he wanted nothing more to do with the team anyway. But yes, point taken. He was world class, and maybe still is, but he's a crazy person who was kept in check by the big personalities on that defense. Glad the Hawks have Diggs so they won't be tempted.
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Lifespan posted:Earl Thomas, part of a beloved Super Bowl championship team and was arguably the best at his position a couple years ago, yet you wouldn't find many Seahawks fans willing to bring him back at the minimum. I guess now he gets to make his dream a reality, to ruin the Cowboy's locker room. A dream for which I wish him the utmost success.
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shirts and skins posted:I'd love to have Earl back in Seattle Yeah I think some of what's getting lost in all this is that he's still a great player. I definitely did not want him gone, and I wish this got resolved any other way. I have no ill will towards the dude except that he seems like a really weird and odd guy, but it's not like I can thumb my nose at him for that. The whole thing sucks.
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Aug 24, 2020 01:29
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Hey, I was looking up when opening day is, an apparently you can buy tickets? Is the NFL really going to try to have fans at games this year? Really?
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Patrick Spens posted:Hey, I was looking up when opening day is, an apparently you can buy tickets? Is the NFL really going to try to have fans at games this year? Really? There no uniform policy. Most teams will not have fans. The CHUDdy states will.
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Aug 24, 2020 02:08
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octoruss have you seen this, have you heard about this https://twitter.com/johnmarkrodgers/status/1297384775959814144?s=21
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Aug 24, 2020 02:21
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For gently caress's sake.
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It would be way less endearing if he wasn’t so weird and awkward.
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Aug 24, 2020 02:24
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Bob Socko posted:octoruss If that's what happens when you drink Nanobubbles, then gently caress that poo poo.
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Bob Socko posted:octoruss Reminds me of that upsetting picture he took with a pregnant Ciara, no I'm not looking it up
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Aug 24, 2020 02:39
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Bob Socko posted:octoruss Dr Manhattan?
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Aug 24, 2020 02:40
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Borsche69 posted:Yeah I think some of what's getting lost in all this is that he's still a great player. I definitely did not want him gone, and I wish this got resolved any other way. I have no ill will towards the dude except that he seems like a really weird and odd guy, but it's not like I can thumb my nose at him for that. The whole thing sucks. I really hope all other options were exhausted. It's such a big loss. 100% expected it to blow over by Monday.
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SirPablo posted:Dr Manhattan? giant russ strides down the field toward the endzone, dick flopping in the breeze
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Borsche69 posted:Yeah I think some of what's getting lost in all this is that he's still a great player. I definitely did not want him gone, and I wish this got resolved any other way. I have no ill will towards the dude except that he seems like a really weird and odd guy, but it's not like I can thumb my nose at him for that. The whole thing sucks. He didn't have a great year and the year prior was drama, then part of season with great play, then drama. He is definitely capable, but I was thankful that the Seahawks did not give in to him and eventually let him walk. The fact that the Ravens want to wash their hands of him after one year is a huge red flag that either his play has dropped or he is even more of a drama bomb than has been public (which is a lot). I'll be curious to see what Dallas offers him, but I don't think anyone would be crazy enough to offer him more than a year with almost none guaranteed. This would like be a last chance too, so he better figure out some poo poo.
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Aug 24, 2020 02:56
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He was no Sharpe. He ran his mouth before the playoffs and got embarrassed. Still wish it could have worked out, but oh well.
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Bob Socko posted:octoruss Wait, Wilson isn't in his prime? Seriously? That's a statement they're going to make?
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Aaaaaaarrrrrggggg posted:Wait, Wilson isn't in his prime? Seriously? That's a statement they're going to make? Favre/Peyton/Brady/Brees and now Rivers and Rodgers playing well so late into their 30s has kinda skewed people's views of QB aging. Most QBs drop off around age 35 or so. Wilson is 31. What happens when age starts catching up to his legs?
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SKULL.GIF posted:Favre/Peyton/Brady/Brees and now Rivers and Rodgers playing well so late into their 30s has kinda skewed people's views of QB aging. He's 31? Did he join the NFL when he was 12? Feels like he's been around forever.
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SirPablo posted:He's 31? Did he join the NFL when he was 12? Feels like he's been around forever. Infamously drafted in 2012. We’re all old.
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fartknocker posted:Infamously drafted in 2012. In the 3rd round, right?
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See I feel like he's still fairly new. Then I think about how long ago that infamous SB throw was and realize the years are speeding by oh god
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AndrewP posted:See I feel like he's still fairly new. Then I think about how long ago that infamous SB throw was and realize the years are speeding by oh god The 5 year anniversary of Jimmy Tomsula ripping hot rear end on mic is in like 6 weeks
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This video originally aired during the 2005 NFL Draft, and I will still watch it every time someone posts it: https://youtu.be/rZxNeFLuY98
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Spoeank posted:The 5 year anniversary of Jimmy Tomsula ripping hot rear end on mic is in like 6 weeks The day football peaked
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fartknocker posted:This video originally aired during the 2005 NFL Draft, and I will still watch it every time someone posts it: I always remember this. Man, that could be the sort of thing that actually drove me away from being a fan of a team.
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Lifespan posted:He didn't have a great year This is what I'm talking about. He had a really good year! Depends on what you want to define as 'great', but from a positional perspective he was a really good free safety in 2019. People will harp on the playoff loss and some of the early season (and if they're really stupid they'll harp on the lack of interceptions), but good and great players will still have bad plays (especially when you play in the secondary which is probably second behind oline as a thankless and unappreciated position). Thomas was not bad last year by any means and probably would've had a good year in 2020 (if any games are played lol!)
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AndrewP posted:See I feel like he's still fairly new. Then I think about how long ago that infamous SB throw was and realize the years are speeding by oh god people talking about how covid is making this year so slow but its nearly loving september already. well maybe its different to me when i live alone and dont have to deal with kids and get to work from home. the combo makes this year loving zoom by
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No one would say Earl had a bad year, but it was below what he had delivered in his numerous years prior and below what you expect for the price. Not career ending, but if it looks like he will go down from there and is a lovely teammate, it's a good reason to break that contract.
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Lifespan posted:No one would say Earl had a bad year, but it was below what he had delivered in his numerous years prior and below what you expect for the price. Not career ending, but if it looks like he will go down from there and is a lovely teammate, it's a good reason to break that contract. Yeah, it was below the hall of fame standards, I will agree with that. That's what I meant by the 'what do you define as great' standards. It was still a very good year. I would take an Earl Thomas 'below standard year' over Matt Elam or Will Hill (who wasn't even terrible! totally serviceable except for his very unfortunate off the field poo poo) or whoever else you'd throw back there. As far as the skill concerned, there's not a lot of safeties - based solely on 2019 - that I would want playing instead of him for 2020. For the price? Yeah even that - last year he was totally worth a contract that would devalue as the salary cap exploded (again, a thing that covid ruined) Now, at the other end of the spectrum, I still am on board with cutting him. This was a totally toxic situation that very clearly had no recourse other than a split. The training camp vid post is some next level poo poo and the guy is a headcase. If I was trying to make a point here instead of rambling endlessly, I guess I would just say that the guy was a really good player that still has a lot of skill and talent left that I wish was still on the team and I wish we were able to come to a more amicable resolution. I can only see this as a net positive in the terms of 'his teammates won't be loving pissed at him constantly all season', which isn't anything to sneeze at, but it's not the same positive as 'they found a workable solution to this and we still get to utilize the man's talents'
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Kawalimus posted:He was no Sharpe. He ran his mouth before the playoffs and got embarrassed. Still wish it could have worked out, but oh well. You run your mouth 24/7 and get embarrassed day to day.
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Borsche69 posted:You run your mouth 24/7 and get embarrassed day to day. Well they don't pay me 10 million dollars to do it! 
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