Thread: Ten Guys Who Have Worn Out Their Welcome

"michaelmazid" wrote:

11. Archie Manning. I am sickand tired of networks showing a shot of Archie Manning everytime his momo kids throw incomplete passes or interceptions. memo to all the networks, WE ALL KNOW THAT THEIR STUPID DAD PLAYED FOOTBALL TOO.
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Haha...and he wasn't even that good! They make him out to be a Hall of Famer, but he threw almost 50 more INTs than TDs in his career and
had a terrible record.

"Acumen" wrote:

Ten Guys Who Have Worn Out Their Welcome
SI.com

1. Randy Moss
Moss has made it clear he has no interest in performing for Oakland. The latest excuse is that he isn't producing because he's unhappy. Whatever the reason, he has to go. He's a major distraction and will never help this team reach the postseason.

2. Dennis Green
It seems like a foregone conclusion that Green will be let go at the end of the season, if not sooner. The Cardinals have too much talent to have the worst record in the NFL. In addition to Green, Arizona might also fire VP of football operations Rod Graves.

3. Simeon Rice
Though he reached double digits in sacks in each of his first five seasons in Tampa Bay, Rice has just two this year and is getting shut down by guys he'd normally dominate. He's already been called out this season by coach Jon Gruden and former teammate Keyshawn Johnson. To be fair, Rice has been slowed by a shoulder injury, but maybe it's time for this defense to inject some new blood and for Rice to join a new team.

4. Matt Millen
It would be the shock of the offseason if he returned for another year, but people have been wrong in that assumption before about Millen. Still, too many personnel decisions have backfired on him over the years and Detroit appears no closer to the playoffs than before he arrived in 2001.

5. Albert Haynesworth
The Titans brought back Haynesworth after his five-game suspension for stepping on Andre Gurode's head, but one of the conditions is that he undergo anger-management counseling. We're all for giving a guy a second chance, but the Titans have enough problems without the Haynesworth distraction.

6. Joe Gibbs
His team did make the playoffs last year, but this doesn't appear to be a franchise headed toward the Super Bowl anytime soon. Don't be surprised if Gibbs leaves the team or joins its front office this offseason.

7. Olindo Mare
Mare has made just 14 of 22 field goals this season and some of his misses have been very costly for the 3-6 Dolphins. He has been in Southern Florida since 1997 and is probably due for a change of scenery.

8. Tom Walsh
At this point, it's almost too easy to pick on poor Walsh, the bed-and-breakfast-keeper-turned-offensive-coordinator who has been compared to Donald Rumsfeld in Raiders' blogs. But Walsh's inability to try something new to avoid all those sacks is inexcusable. Head coach Art Shell is also on the hot seat and may not be back. But even if he does return, he'd better not keep Walsh.

9. Flozell Adams
The Cowboys have surrendered fewer sacks since Tony Romo took over for Drew Bledsoe, but they face some tough pass-rushing teams in the coming weeks and Adams may not hold up in the critical left tackle position. He had season-ending knee injury last year. It's time for the Cowboys to make an upgrade.

10. Adam Archuleta
Archuleta is the poster boy for overpriced Redskin free-agent acquisitions. The former Ram was given a $30 million contract this offseason, making him the highest paid safety ever. And then he lost his job to 35-year-old Troy Vincent.





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Phew, I was hoping that I didn't make this list! lol

"Ltrey33" wrote:

"michaelmazid" wrote:

11. Archie Manning. I am sickand tired of networks showing a shot of Archie Manning everytime his momo kids throw incomplete passes or interceptions. memo to all the networks, WE ALL KNOW THAT THEIR STUPID DAD PLAYED FOOTBALL TOO.
>

Haha...and he wasn't even that good! They make him out to be a Hall of Famer, but he threw almost 50 more INTs than TDs in his career and
had a terrible record.

Do you two realize Archie played for the Vikings in 1984?

"Mr" wrote:

I'll take Denny back as an OC, he made it work with Brad in the late 90s I bet he could do it again.

And don't try to say we won't run the ball with him here, Edgerrin James is 2n in the league in carries(LJ 1st, Chester 3rd).

I would honestly take him as an OC, let Childress do his childress discipline stuff and make the big decisions cause I don't think he can take it all at one time, but that could just be because he's a rookie.


Maybe if Denny came back he would want Randy back too.......


just kidding, sorry in advance.

that doesn't work if you say it after?! ???

Joe Namath, one of the more overrated hall of famers, and a great example of east coast bias. 47 more ints then td's, not if that's a hall of famer, then Brad is having an exceptionally awesome season and we should all get off his back. lol

"singersp" wrote:

"Ltrey33" wrote:

"michaelmazid" wrote:

11. Archie Manning. I am sickand tired of networks showing a shot of Archie Manning everytime his momo kids throw incomplete passes or interceptions. memo to all the networks, WE ALL KNOW THAT THEIR STUPID DAD PLAYED FOOTBALL TOO.
>

Haha...and he wasn't even that good! They make him out to be a Hall of Famer, but he threw almost 50 more INTs than TDs in his career and
had a terrible record.

Do you two realize Archie played for the Vikings in 1984?

And 1983

"BrooksBollingerForQB" wrote:

"singersp" wrote:

"Ltrey33" wrote:

"michaelmazid" wrote:

11. Archie Manning. I am sickand tired of networks showing a shot of Archie Manning everytime his momo kids throw incomplete passes or interceptions. memo to all the networks, WE ALL KNOW THAT THEIR STUPID DAD PLAYED FOOTBALL TOO.
>

Haha...and he wasn't even that good! They make him out to be a Hall of Famer, but he threw almost 50 more INTs than TDs in his career and
had a terrible record.

Do you two realize Archie played for the Vikings in 1984?

And 1983

Part of 1983. He also played for Houston that year as well.

"singersp" wrote:

"BrooksBollingerForQB" wrote:

"singersp" wrote:

"Ltrey33" wrote:

"michaelmazid" wrote:

11. Archie Manning. I am sickand tired of networks showing a shot of Archie Manning everytime his momo kids throw incomplete passes or interceptions. memo to all the networks, WE ALL KNOW THAT THEIR STUPID DAD PLAYED FOOTBALL TOO.
>

Haha...and he wasn't even that good! They make him out to be a Hall of Famer, but he threw almost 50 more INTs than TDs in his career and
had a terrible record.

Do you two realize Archie played for the Vikings in 1984?

And 1983

Part of 1983. He also played for Houston that year as well.

True True, in 83 all he did for us, was manage a kneel down any qb qould be proud of.

12.
Mike Williams will be let go this off season when he loses a foot race against Detroit's offensive line, and because he didn't catch a pass all season!




People can take as many shots at Troy Williamson as they want, but at least we didn't draft Mike Williams.

"whackthepack" wrote:

12.
Mike Williams will be let go this off season when he loses a foot race against Detroit's offensive line, and because he didn't catch a pass all season!




People can take as many shots about Troy Williamson but at least we didn't draft Mike Williams.

And I recall how pissed off the all-knowing fans were that we passed on Mike Williams.
Remember they claimed how devastating he would be??

LOL

Just goes to show, don't get too roped up on draft days.
The effective players on the field come from all rounds...

(side note, remember all the fans pissing and moaning about the Tavaris signing who are now lining up to slap his ass???
LMAO)