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Apparently we all are.I thought he would be worth more than a 7th.. Am I wrong??
Apparently we all are.I thought he would be worth more than a 7th.. Am I wrong??
If I am invested in winning and growing Simmons as a player and contributor, I can play Simmons as a special teams player and sub package guy. That would have been the plan beginning in camp and let him grow from that. This is why I 100% believe this wasn't a snap decision like Monti said. The issue then becomes why did they let it drag out for so long? It isn't like a 7th round pick was them holding out on dealing him to get max valueK9, come on man. Don't you remember his rookie season? Him getting benched almost immediately in favor of a capable albeit journeyman LB in Hicks?
Now juxtapose that to PJJ and Beacham. Any chance the capable Beacham starts over Peanut Butter and Jelly this year? No. Simmons failed from the beginning, and has continued to under-perform for a 1st round pick. Even last year he's playing behind some really, really mediocre guys like Valijho and Neinman.
I wish the kid the best but his tenure in AZ is a spectacular failure, and that kind of failure is toxic. Give his snaps to someone who actually has a chance to improve. Him being the 3rd string Nickle back and half-assing it on special teams wouldn't help our team. It would just hurt the team more.
Both sides needed a fresh start. It's painful, but that's the way life is sometimes.
Not when you wait to deal him until after he goes against one of the best offenses in football who targets him and makes him look awful. The Cardinals sold at the lowest point, and even worse, they created it.I thought he would be worth more than a 7th.. Am I wrong??
It didn't work...lolKeim wanted players who could play multiple positions but drafted players who couldn't play multiple positions
If I am invested in winning and growing Simmons as a player and contributor, I can play Simmons as a special teams player and sub package guy. That would have been the plan beginning in camp and let him grow from that. This is why I 100% believe this wasn't a snap decision like Monti said. The issue then becomes why did they let it drag out for so long? It isn't like a 7th round pick was them holding out on dealing him to get max value
I think the exact quote was "he is a perfect project for them, wink wink.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
The same guy turned Hop into...literally nothing. I guess we should be happy we got a 7th?Apparently we all are.
Yeah. Monti probably also bought oceanfront property in Quartzite.The same guy turned Hop into...literally nothing. I guess we should be happy we got a 7th?
The trade of Simmons virtually in the midst of a practice 1200 miles from home is known as a "Wakeup Call" to all the campers Notice that todays practice is a bit crisper than a sleepwalking session.The bolded makes sense, but I guess the conclusion was that he didn't progress much at all in his first three years in the NFL (maybe regressed even), and there was little hope for him progressing even in the limited role you describe.
You have to think JG and Rallis desperately wanted to utilize all that physical talent, and they took a long look at him, but they just didn't see it happening.
I don't believe a word that either he or JG say. I know sports is filled with a lot of subterfuge for the sake of not spilling your hand, but these two are as untrustworthy as they come. I don't even think JG wants Kyler back. Both strike me as snake oil salesmen. I will maintain that position until I see a complete change in this team. JG with the "he's our guy" crap. Yeah, okay.Its not that Im even a Simmons fan. Its that Im sadly starting to believe Monti was just playing the media game. They want us to tank. Maybe they know Kyler isnt coming back anytime soon. Not that that means wins either, but eh whatever.
The idea that one of the worst teams in football last year needs a wake-up call in training camp doesn’t speak very highly about the players on this team or the coaches hired to prepare them for the season.The trade of Simmons virtually in the midst of a practice 1200 miles from home is known as a "Wakeup Call" to all the campers Notice that todays practice is a bit crisper than a sleepwalking session.
True cause people cant forget how hard they were selling the Simmons stuff. Makes the Kyler stuff seem a bit suspect now.I don't believe a word that either he or JG say. I know sports is filled with a lot of subterfuge for the sake of not spilling your hand, but these two are as untrustworthy as they come. I don't even think JG wants Kyler back. Both strike me as snake oil salesmen. I will maintain that position until I see a complete change in this team. JG with the "he's our guy" crap. Yeah, okay.
Then why did they pay his bonus a couple weeks ago?
The same guy turned Hop into...literally nothing. I guess we should be happy we got a 7th?
You know that part of building through the draft is retaining the players whom you've drafted for a second contract, right?If we can actually become a team that can build through the draft. I will take it.
You know that part of building through the draft is retaining the players whom you've drafted for a second contract, right?
Monti and Co have zero allegiance to the previous draft picks...Murray could be next.You know that part of building through the draft is retaining the players whom you've drafted for a second contract, right?
Hold on while I look for a grain of salt.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
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That's a kind of job security, I guess. Just keep rebuilding and you never have to provide results.Monti and Co have zero allegiance to the previous draft picks...Murray could be next.
That's a kind of job security, I guess. Just keep rebuilding and you never have to provide results.