MackStrongIsMyHero wrote:Shut him down. He may be able to come back this season, but, regardless of how long it takes for him to get better, it ain’t worth getting beat up more and maybe making it worse with the money they have tied to him. Denver doesn’t look like a contender this season anyway. Not worth throwing your franchise QB away
Aseahawkfan wrote:I don't think he's that hurt. He still needs to build timing with his receives and O-line and continue to learn the offense.
Hackett is probably done this year. They will bring another coach in to try to get Denver moving in the right direction.
But this year our draft picks are looking to be high. My dream is a top five pick from Denver and we draft some crazy defensive line guy in the 1st and a strong LB in the 2nd.
Aseahawkfan wrote:In the past, a guy playing hurt was looked at as a tough guy and respected. Now he's viewed as damaging the team. How times change.
Yep. He's got some time to get well.
RiverDog wrote:If the Broncos were to fire Hackett, who would they replace him with? Sean Payton would be the logical choice, but the Saints still hold the rights to him, so the Donkeys would have to give them some sort of compensation, and after the Wilson trade, they're pretty short in draft capital.
RiverDog wrote:Where was it that I said that Geno was our next franchise QB? I haven't even acknowledged him as a competent starting quarterback yet.
obiken wrote:You didnt I think it was HT or ASHF, probably Talky.
MackStrongIsMyHero wrote:Maybe he isn’t hurt that bad, but I hear torn and a part of human anatomy and that doesn’t sound good. Point is, play if it is soundly advisable to do so. Otherwise, don’t be a hero. Russel came back way too early from that broken finger last year.
Hawktawk wrote:Keep Hackett . We want the pick . Payton could get to the playoffs with Rypien with that defense . Geno could .
Hawktawk wrote:Cowboys makes sense for him and I would guess it’s his dream job but Cooper Rush is ruining it for him . Dak (Stevie wonder ) will be back so there’s hope for Payton . As for Russels game it does not remotely resemble Brees game in his later years . Brees became a deadly pocket passer who stood on his tiptoes in the pocket , deadly accurate . Team first guy loved by his teammates . Russ is an undisciplined inaccurate mess . And his injury occurred after he went 4-14 to start ve Texans. He’s no Drew Brees
Hawktawk wrote:Cowboys makes sense for him and I would guess it’s his dream job but Cooper Rush is ruining it for him . Dak (Stevie wonder ) will be back so there’s hope for Payton . As for Russels game it does not remotely resemble Brees game in his later years . Brees became a deadly pocket passer who stood on his tiptoes in the pocket , deadly accurate . Team first guy loved by his teammates . Russ is an undisciplined inaccurate mess . And his injury occurred after he went 4-14 to start ve Texans. He’s no Drew Brees
obiken wrote:No he wants no part of being a Jerry's kid. It think he would take the Chargers job, but thats about it.
Aseahawkfan wrote:That Chargers job is going to be real attractive to a lot of head coaches. Beautiful weather. Good QB. Though Cleveland is making them look weak today.
obiken wrote:Sure but but they are a walking MASH unit like Denver. Boza is out along with Allen, Slater the LT, their All world Center, etc etc.
obiken wrote:Sure but but they are a walking MASH unit like Denver. Boza is out along with Allen, Slater the LT, their All world Center, etc etc.
Aseahawkfan wrote:That's what derailed San Diego. Injuries are a killer. I heard we may have lost Penny today. I guess we'll see if we get an update.
No he wants no part of being a Jerry's kid. It think he would take the Chargers job, but thats about it.
Aseahawkfan wrote:https://sports.yahoo.com/russell-wilson-responds-marshawn-lynch-110002430.html
Seems Marshawn Lynch is cool with Russ. Good to see him not piling on and actually caring how Russ is feeling. Seems Lynch looked after Russ when he first came in the league.
I never bought that Russ's teammates don't like him other than perhaps a few guys. That's just reality. Not everyone is going to get along. But regardless of all the insults and negative speculation tossed at Russ, he always carries himself well and doesn't retaliate or speak poorly of others. He practices what he preaches and turns the other cheek when people go after him and just gets back up and keeps working.
NorthHawk wrote:That little glimpse of Marshawn being the person he is shows us a little bit of why a lot of players like and respect the man.
obiken wrote:IF RW was to croak today, would he be in the HOF, or the ROH??
RiverDog wrote:I didn't really intend the post to start a debate on ROH/HOF qualifications, rather what the comments by Beast and Sherman might indicate about Russell's personality.
First of all, do you interpret the comments made by Beast and Sherm to mean that me makes even former notable teammates go through a manager if they want to talk to him, and secondly, if that how you read it, what does that say about Russell?
My take is that based on that exchange, Russell has isolated himself behind his managers and agents even from some of his closest friends. We all have features on our phones that only allow favorite contacts to ring through, so it's not like he's going to be overwhelmed with phone calls from the thousands of former players he's been teammates with over the years. But Sherman and Beast, two potential HOF candidates that he was teammates with during those magical years?
It sounds to me that Russell is severely stuck up, has become too big for his britches, and that this attitude could be a major reason why he's having a tendency to 'rub people the wrong way'. If it were me, I sure as hell wouldn't be friends with someone and wouldn't think too highly of them if they made me go through a manager just to talk to them.
Aseahawkfan wrote:I don't even think or care about that kind of stuff to be honest with you. I don't give out my number to coworkers that I don't associate with too much. If Russ views this as a business, then so be it. Some people do. If Beast and Sherm aren't on his list of personal contacts, could just be they aren't on the list as they didn't hang out much. Can you really see Russ hanging out with Sherm and Beast? Russ doesn't appear to party much, doesn't drink much, attends church, and stays fairly low key in his affairs.
How exactly would you know whether he simply doesn't keep in touch with Beast and Sherm and has other people who he does stay in contact with that aren't busy trying to take shots at him in public? Would you even know who he is close with? Would anyone actually close with Russ air behind the scenes business as they are doing for things he had no control over like Pete Carroll giving him a break?
Like I said earlier, Sherm and Beast do not seem like the type of people who would even enjoy hanging out with Russ, so not sure why Sherm in particular is airing his business out save to take petty shots at him. I think it says more about the people taking shots at Russ while he goes about his business than it does about Russ.
I'm not real sure why you can't think about this yourself and consider that even at the NFL level a QB might view the game as a business and have friends that don't talk about his business that do have his private contact information and it doesn't have to be everyone he ever played with. Imagine if Russ did share personal information with Sherm, seems Sherm would be putting it out there right now to take shots at him. So having a good idea that someone doesn't like you such as Sherm and not giving him your number is not at all indicative of Russ being stuck up or anything of the kind. It's pretty obvious Sherm and Russ don't care for each other. It's also obvious that though Beast had some kind words to say about Russ, I can't see them being particularly close either as they conduct their lives in different ways.
Not sure why some fans can't figure that out for themselves. Now they want to know who has whose number in the NFL and who is friends and who isn't? That's your business now?
Stream Hawk wrote:It really has been quite a horrible season for Russell. He did look decent on a couple drives in the first half against the Bolts. I think Troy and Joe were overreacting a tad, though. All he did was barely escaped pressure and throw accurately. Of course he never seem to do that again. I believe he had negative passing yards in the second half and OT.
It is looking more and more like he is washed. Even better for the Hawks - their team is looking like a pending dumpster fire.
Whatever, we love the gift that just keeps on giving!
RiverDog wrote:I guess it depends on how much Russell has isolated himself. Granted, our lives are one heck of a lot simpler than someone like Russell, but that still doesn't justify making guys like Beast and Sherman go through a manager to talk to him when even the simplest of phones allow you to screen calls and only allow your favorites to ring through. It makes him look like he's on a different level, that he thinks of himself as the POTUS with a Chief of Staff.
No matter how you spin it, it's not a good look and may explain why he's had so many people 'piling on.'
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