Comments on: Stanton Says He is Ready, Roy Williams Has a BIG MOUTH

By: Steve

Steve — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 16:39:05 +0000

Deryl–It’s not a matter of whether he’s right, or not. It’s a matter of a guy who in each of the first two weeks made crucial drops, or missed plays which were likely the turning points of each game. (see early 2nd half of Falcons game, opening drive of Packers game)
I don’t think a player should be gagged, but Williams’ accountability to his own performance deficiencies has always been sorely lacking, in my opinion.

DG-Don’t piss in our corn flakes, let us relish the Ford’s making the right decision, for once, for at least 24 hours, then reality can creep back in…

By: dg

dg — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 15:00:22 +0000

MILLEN IS GONE, BUT IT’S A SMALL VICTORY WITH FORD STILL RUNNING THE TEAM. KEEP BOYCOTTING UNTIL HE SELLS IT, TRUST ME.

By: Deryl G

Deryl G — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 10:57:40 +0000

I don’t care how many balls Roy drops, he’s dead on. Our WRs are the strength of the team. Get as many of them on the field as you can.

I also agree with you that we should have traded him in the off-season. Have the WRs be the strength of your team is dumb. Trade away that depth and strengthen other parts of the team. Especially if you’re not going to come on in 4-wide.

If they don’t franchise Roy, not trading him looks even dumber.

I think the problem is that they looked at the record and thought they were on the verge of making the playoffs. However, the team was MUCH worse than the record. That is the kind of thing a GM is suppose to understand. Of course our GM clear cannot evaluate anything.