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I'm better than Mulli!
That doubt has a residence in my mind.Im not even convinced that much of the great things werent drug enhanced. Who knows how long he was doing it prior to being caught.
That doubt has a residence in my mind.Im not even convinced that much of the great things werent drug enhanced. Who knows how long he was doing it prior to being caught.
Just saying, Keim seems to have done a bang up job of letting players leave here spiteful and unhappy with their time here when they once loved it. I think the dude probably lacks tact.
Just saying, Keim seems to have done a bang up job of letting players leave here spiteful and unhappy with their time here when they once loved it. I think the dude probably lacks tact.
I got a buddy who works in the sports world here in AZ and he says it’s a real thing. It’s not a coincidence that everybody leaves here on bad terms and that SK has a pretty bad reputation around the league.
I’ve defended SK in the past but if we don’t make the playoffs this year it’s time to go no way around it and I’ve been very disappointed in this offseason
"everybody" is totally overstated. lol
FItz Sure hasn't left in a tizzy and many others since Keim has been here as well. In fact the only ones I can really think of were of the same whiny cloth PP and Badger...
No position in football drops off the cliff as quickly as the CB position. Some guys are smart enough to make whatever adjustments necessary to stay near the elite level. Unfortunately, I would never put PP21 in that category.Age always factors in, but let’s not act like it’s mere coincidence he had precipitous drop off in performance as soon as he was off the enhancement.
He did a lot great things while in AZ, but it was time for him to go.
ok Shane
I think it’s pretty clear you feel a type of way.
As do you
No position in football drops off the cliff as quickly as the CB position. Some guys are smart enough to make whatever adjustments necessary to stay near the elite level. Unfortunately, I would never put PP21 in that category.
"everybody" is totally overstated. lol
FItz Sure hasn't left in a tizzy and many others since Keim has been here as well. In fact the only ones I can really think of were of the same whiny cloth PP and Badger...
I agree 100%, and your take definitely applies to PP21.it also has to do with the type of player they are. Guys who’s games are based on being freak athletes don’t last as long as guys who aren’t as great athletically but are more technically sound.
Roy Jones Jr is the best boxer I’ve ever seen but when he fell off it was fast and sudden because to those guys even losing half a step is huge, but Floyd Mayweather can box for 20 years because he’s just so technically perfect he’s like a boxing robot.
Jefferson? Please provide references.Badger, PP, Tony Jefferson, Arians, apparently Chandler Jones now.
Tough to believe there isn't some sort of pattern here.
"all that matters is $" is one of the silliest things I've ever heard in my life. I'd gladly cut my pay by a ton for the right work environment. Cash is meaningless if you're unhappy. Life is too short. Pay also doesn't make up for when I feel you've disrespected me or my coworkers.Meh all that matters is $ And PP made out just fine in that regard.
I don't want someone touchy feely, but they're pretty old school guys, and Keim's part of a line of front office dudes going back to 1996. Literally 25 years of continuity, with each guy learning from the last. We have a history of ineptitude, and it starts in the front office, not really MB. The one time we bring in an outside mind like Licht, he does a great job, leaves, and wins a Super Bowl.I've met BASK a few times. Neither of them are pansy a$$ feely touchy guys. I like that approach with players. In the right system, SK can be very good. I hope he stays here, but it'll depend on this upcoming season. If he's gone, there's a better chance we end up with FAR less at GM, so be careful what you wish for. We have weak ownership & may always have weak ownership. Unfortunately, that's the ultimate problem with the Cardinal franchise. And has been for a century.
I've met BASK a few times. Neither of them are pansy a$$ feely touchy guys. I like that approach with players. In the right system, SK can be very good. I hope he stays here, but it'll depend on this upcoming season. If he's gone, there's a better chance we end up with FAR less at GM, so be careful what you wish for. We have weak ownership & may always have weak ownership. Unfortunately, that's the ultimate problem with the Cardinal franchise. And has been for a century.
Badger, PP, Tony Jefferson, Arians, apparently Chandler Jones now.
Tough to believe there isn't some sort of pattern here.
"all that matters is $" is one of the silliest things I've ever heard in my life. I'd gladly cut my pay by a ton for the right work environment. Cash is meaningless if you're unhappy. Life is too short. Pay also doesn't make up for when I feel you've disrespected me or my coworkers.
I don't want someone touchy feely, but they're pretty old school guys, and Keim's part of a line of front office dudes going back to 1996. Literally 25 years of continuity, with each guy learning from the last. We have a history of ineptitude, and it starts in the front office, not really MB. The one time we bring in an outside mind like Licht, he does a great job, leaves, and wins a Super Bowl.
He should enjoy it while he can. I expect he will give it all he has for the first half of the season. The problem is by mid year they will start to figure out he’s lost a step. He whines too much to the officials, usually because he grabs too often. He seems to lack awareness beyond the man he’s supposed to cover. The excitement will gradually fade. He’s a still a decent corner, but simply no longer elite.
It’s sad. He’s one of those players who could have been a beloved former Cardinal. He started great but became more focused on his image than his performance. A suspension soon followed as he looked for a shortcut to success. He became an excuse machine and the excuse was never his skills were in decline and so was his work ethic.
I've met BASK a few times. Neither of them are pansy a$$ feely touchy guys. I like that approach with players. In the right system, SK can be very good. I hope he stays here, but it'll depend on this upcoming season. If he's gone, there's a better chance we end up with FAR less at GM, so be careful what you wish for. We have weak ownership & may always have weak ownership. Unfortunately, that's the ultimate problem with the Cardinal franchise. And has been for a century.
ThisKeim is at best a dime a dozen. I don't view him that highly, myself. He should already have been gone. And I do NOT want us promoting from within after him. The team needs a clean break.