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I too thought that went a bit far.
The most logical trade partner involving Kyler is Philadelphia
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kerouac9
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As Stephen Colbert says, "I don't know what it means, but it means something."
I wouldn't read ANYTHING into Kirk's comment. NFL players are pretty diligent about not getting involved in each other's business decisions and activities. I'm sure he meant that Kyler is gonna do what he's gonna do.
I wouldn't read ANYTHING into Kirk's comment. NFL players are pretty diligent about not getting involved in each other's business decisions and activities. I'm sure he meant that Kyler is gonna do what he's gonna do.
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Could be agent ego, because I agree it's really stupid. I like Kyler from the aspect of being a QB thinking he will develop but all this did was cast a sour note on my perception of him, other fans' perception, and the front office since he's not exactly coming from a point of strength this early and after his recent performances
Oh sorry. You're right. I'm sure that Kirk just meant tidying up his Insta when he said that.
"He's doing what he has to do...to clean up his Insta profile" is what he really meant.
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The Bill Clinton defence.
Chopper0080
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This is the most logical move if something were to happen but I don't believe anything will.
Yeah. I stand on the part of the scale that likes facts, not bullcrap, which is right next to the part that believes in due process and not convicting people before they are, you know, actually convicted.
If you are going to say something blatantly false don't try to take the moral high ground when called out on it.
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No. As in - "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky."
There was already a large part of the fan base that saw Kyler as a sulky kid and someone that showed little leadership, but it was dependable before. It was a feeling born out of lots of tiny little incidents. Things like not battling through his leg injury vs the Rams in the playoff decided last season but then coming back well enough to run when it was too late, the constant sulking on the bench and general lack of sideline motivation to being one of only 2 players who didn't go to check on Budda when hurt.
All this dummy spitting has done is add weight to those beliefs.
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Don't we have the rights to Kyler for 3 years regardless of contract status if we want it? Year 4. Year 5 (team option). Year 6 (franchise).
None of this matters IMO.
Although extremely unlikely, it also sounds like Watson's legal issues may be cleared up this offseason. I wouldn't call it rape, but sexual assault is clearly defined within the charges. And that's likely a non-negotiable with Bidwill regardless of the DUI's, arrests, and citations he has allowed to slide in his organization the past few years.
None of this matters IMO.
Although extremely unlikely, it also sounds like Watson's legal issues may be cleared up this offseason. I wouldn't call it rape, but sexual assault is clearly defined within the charges. And that's likely a non-negotiable with Bidwill regardless of the DUI's, arrests, and citations he has allowed to slide in his organization the past few years.
Except in this case it's 22 Lewinski's saying they didn't have sex.
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You also stand with social media frenzies, which are a half dozen of facts and six of bullcrap when it suits your mood.
I wouldn't call it rape because no intercourse or force took place. The worst allegation against him is that he coerced a woman into performing oral sex. Not forced, coerced.
Kyler refusing to comment despite socials full of messages to him, his agent refusing to comment and a close friend saying "He's doing what he has to" is not bullcrap.
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1. Oral sex is SEX.
2. Coercion: the practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats.
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That you believe that Kyler has to answer for scrubbing his public profile is ludicrous 21st-century bullcrap.
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AZ Central throwing out Murray for Prescott trade article this morning. Yeah trade for a guy who has an extensive injury history and is already making $40M a year, pfft.
The cognitive dissonance on this is something to behold.
So your a sports star, a public figure, and your reputation matters because all kinds of money hangs on it in contracts or endorsements.
The sports media are saying you're trying to force a trade by scrubbing your socials and saying how he doesn't deserve it, he hasn't shown enough, he played poorly down the stretch, he was garbage in the playoffs etc etc
Twitter is talking all kind of trash about you and tagging you in so you can see it all.
And through ALL that you just think "Nah, I don't need to say anything because I was just having a socials tidy up".
It defies all logic.
annnnndddddd here comes the back peddling
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Trade talk about Kyler is way premature. He made an immature and stupid negotiation play, IMO.
But that’s all.
But that’s all.
What now? How's that backpeddling lol?
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You can try to ignore the impact social media has and is used for in sports and believe it’s ludicrous to think that it makes a difference, but that’s only your judgment on the subject. It’s makes an impact regardless of that opinion.
The media firestorm across all networks, websites, radio shows is proof of that.
