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[CivilBolt]

Sheesh.
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That’s how year after year of suckage can do to your team. I’m happy with our team. At least we’re always competitive.

[dmac_bolt]

That’s how year after year of suckage can do to your team. I’m happy with our team. At least we’re always competitive.

Well ...

[Berserker76]

Poor MG, now he's under appreciated in Denver. Maybe we can take him back???

[Topcat]

That’s how year after year of suckage can do to your team. I’m happy with our team. At least we’re always competitive EXCEPT FOR MOST OF THE LYNN YEARS, AND SOME OF THE MM AND NORV YEARS...

There...fixed it for 'ya!

[dmac_bolt]

There...fixed it for 'ya!

I was wondering about that - were we competitive the year we earned the #5 pick and took Herbie in the draft? Not like it was long ago ...

[Topcat]

Poor MG, now he's under appreciated in Denver. Maybe we can take him back???

Gordon seems to have a persecution complex. No matter where he goes, no matter what he gets paid, it seems all he does is whine and complain...and a lot of his troubles he brings on himself, like that lame holdout with us, and the DUI he got arrested for in Denver. Now he's griping about no fans in the stands due to Covid...cue up the violins, please:

"It was probably one of my most difficult seasons," Gordon said. "I am not going to lie. Just cause a lot of fans and a lot of people weren't too happy with me coming in and Phil wanting to get paid and everything like that. I was like, Look man, I had no parts in that. I wanted to be here and they wanted me to be here. It was a mutual thing and it kind of just happened. It was tough, man, because I felt like a lot of people didn't accept me."

"It was kind of like, I am from Wisconsin, and if I had gotten drafted to The Pack. I understand how people feel because it would be the same way for me if I was in Green Bay. There was never any hard feelings, but shoot, at least give me a shot. And it sucked because the (fans) weren't there (in the stands), so they were not there in person to appreciate what I do. And with the COVID stuff and not really being able to see Denver as a whole and spend that extra time with the teammates outside of the facility, it just made things a lot tougher. So it was that on top of that on top of that on top of that on top of that. So mentally, it was like, I definitely was challenged."

Oh, the horror! To be raking in $16 mil for two years of work...and no fans in the stands to appreciate you...wow, what a big baby...quick, get his blankie and binkie...he acts like he's the only player in the universe with this issue...

https://sports.yahoo.com/melvin-gord...054149793.html

[CivilBolt]

I was wondering about that - were we competitive the year we earned the #5 pick and took Herbie in the draft? Not like it was long ago ...

Competitive as in we always had a chance to win a lot of games if we didn’t shoot ourselves in the foot. Cleveland used to get blown out on a regular basis. Regarding Herbie, he was picked #6 so we were not that bad

[Bolt Dude]

Damn I called this. The Dolphins aren’t done trading. Moving to #6 was so strategic. It ensured additional draft capital because of the 5 QBs + Bengals.

[Steve]

Gordon seems to have a persecution complex. No matter where he goes, no matter what he gets paid, it seems all he does is whine and complain...and a lot of his troubles he brings on himself, like that lame holdout with us, and the DUI he got arrested for in Denver. Now he's griping about no fans in the stands due to Covid...cue up the violins, please:

"It was probably one of my most difficult seasons," Gordon said. "I am not going to lie. Just cause a lot of fans and a lot of people weren't too happy with me coming in and Phil wanting to get paid and everything like that. I was like, Look man, I had no parts in that. I wanted to be here and they wanted me to be here. It was a mutual thing and it kind of just happened. It was tough, man, because I felt like a lot of people didn't accept me."

"It was kind of like, I am from Wisconsin, and if I had gotten drafted to The Pack. I understand how people feel because it would be the same way for me if I was in Green Bay. There was never any hard feelings, but shoot, at least give me a shot. And it sucked because the (fans) weren't there (in the stands), so they were not there in person to appreciate what I do. And with the COVID stuff and not really being able to see Denver as a whole and spend that extra time with the teammates outside of the facility, it just made things a lot tougher. So it was that on top of that on top of that on top of that on top of that. So mentally, it was like, I definitely was challenged."

Oh, the horror! To be raking in $16 mil for two years of work...and no fans in the stands to appreciate you...wow, what a big baby...quick, get his blankie and binkie...he acts like he's the only player in the universe with this issue...

https://sports.yahoo.com/melvin-gord...054149793.html

Maybe he needs to remember some of it is self-inflicted.

[JOJAX85]

Is the rule changes vote today? I'm more excited to see if the jersey number thing passes. The equipment managers are gonna have their work cut out for them if it does. I'm betting James goes to #3 & Murray goes to #9

[Bolt4Knob]

Damn I called this. The Dolphins aren’t done trading. Moving to #6 was so strategic. It ensured additional draft capital because of the 5 QBs + Bengals.

Cardinals might be looking to move up but they don't have much draft capital. So it could possibly be something like the Chargers 13th in R1 plus 3rd and 5th rounders for the Cardinals 1st and 2nd round picks

[MagicMamba88]