OT Good job, rest of the draft brain trust. Good work. OT off.Nope, just sayin' that Levi lies at the feet of Grimm.
Ryan Williams, can't wait to see him come back in a blaze of glory. Let's go!! woo hoo.
OT Good job, rest of the draft brain trust. Good work. OT off.Nope, just sayin' that Levi lies at the feet of Grimm.
Very good point.
And who is Kulabafi?
So, Little Sweetness is the worst knickname ever, right?
So, Little Sweetness is the worst knickname ever, right?
Nickname that Stepfan Taylor gave himself in some satirical youtube videos that he did while at Stanford that K9 dug up right after the draft.
I could care less about his pay and I understand he will get a chance and if he can play in SD maybe he is worth keeping.
I am simply stating that if he cant get his act together, some of those guys can still play and are ready to go and at this point would take the vet minimum.
Pay is the last thing on my mind. we have 2 rookies and two RBs with injury history. I dont want to watch another game with two tiny backs who cant handle the NFL attempting to run the rock. those games where we had only powell and LSH were excruciating.
So, Little Sweetness is the worst knickname ever, right?
Yep.Lil Sweetness has to be the most comically bad nickname of all time at this point, right?
Yep.
I prefer:
Lil Peanut
Brittle.
Do you prefer "Jelly Bean"Not funny
Lil' Camp story
Lil' engine that couldnt
Lil'Soreness!
I'm pretty aware of what it takes to compete at the NFL level. I just doubt--based on the evidence that's been presented--that Ryan Williams has what it takes--either mentally or physically.
I'm sure that for a period of time he really, really wanted to make it at the NFL level. I'm just not sure if struggling for three years hasn't taken that out of him.
Well - he has made the team and according to Ariens, will be a big factor in the run game.
I would say he has shown considerable heart and has demonstrated the mental and physical toughness to more than adequately compete at the NFL level...
You seem pretty easily convinced by a mediocre performance against Denver's third string. Looked slow in the lower gear of preseason. Glad Steve Keim endorsed a second round pick who might be a #3 back in the NFL.
You seem pretty easily convinced by a mediocre performance against Denver's third string. Looked slow in the lower gear of preseason. Glad Steve Keim endorsed a second round pick who might be a #3 back in the NFL.
I agree. No question on his talent. It's his durability that he will need to prove.Barring any further injuries, I believe RW will be our #2 behind Mendenhall. And given the fact that Mendenhall's knee seems to be a real issue/concern, RW should see bigtime minutes throughout the season. If he does, I think there is a very real chance that he will perform his way into the #1 position.
You seem pretty easily convinced by a mediocre performance against Denver's third string. Looked slow in the lower gear of preseason. Glad Steve Keim endorsed a second round pick who might be a #3 back in the NFL.
He mostly ran the ball forward in the design of the offense and didn't get injured. QUOTE]
Our new standard of excellence.
Ya, that is awesome.He mostly ran the ball forward in the design of the offense and didn't get injured. QUOTE]
Our new standard of excellence.