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SkinsOrlando said:
He was a pro bowler and all pro with us, the Jags overpaid got one good year and his body broke down. Is he a HOF'er , no, is he a guy showed up, guts ans blood and then cashed in with another team, sure. Comparing any player to Grimm, Jacoby etc.isnt really fair, we had Chris Samuel, Jon Jansen, hard nosed guys who played, hof'er no but they finished here. Scherff got caught in the middle of a disastrous franchise. On gameday he played, left and still a good dude,no drama, went to work and now going home. I think we're a little skewed because we wanted him to retire here atleast the love we had on here until shit went south. No one will remember him as a Jag but I'll remember him and Trent carrying the O line on some terrible teams.
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I know what a 5 time Pro Bowl player looks like. And it is not Brandon Scherff. He was very good, he was never ever a dominant OG as his resume suggests which is my point. His first year in Jacksonville he allowed 6 sacks, which is a big number for a guard and his PFF was 59. The Jags didn't overpay if they were actually getting a great player as 5 Pro Bowls would suggest, but he was never that player and Jags fans were very disappointed.

I'm going to suggest his Pro Bowl selections were a combination of weak competition and rep from his draft position.
 
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Discobob said:
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I showed this to my wife, and said, "there's something odd in this picture, can you find it?"

It took her a minute but then she started laughing.

Then my 11 year old daughter was like "show me, show me! what's so funny?" So I showed her. And she turned bright red and couldn't stop giggling.
 
Darrell Green Fan said:
Has there ever been an overall #1 pick that has been talked about less than Cam Ward?
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Not in recent memory, but he's also playing in the wilderness of Tennessee which is largely irrelevant at the moment and a small market always.
 
This may be heresy, and your derision may very well be justified, but the Netflix documentary America’s Team: The Gambler and his Cowboys is a very, very well done production.

Jerry Jones, love him or hate him, has a set of balls as big as Texas and a gift for promotion that matches P.T. Barnum. In life I think that character is more important than talent, a belief that Mr. Jones obviously doesn’t share. But nonetheless, this doc is very much worth the time to watch.

I hope that 20 years from now Josh Harris and the Washington franchise receive a similar, but different, magnifying glass on their experience and their journey.
 
Chris said:
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Unlike the stupid Giants, the Cowboys made sure Micah would not go to a division rival.

To some degree, that is about planning, caring, and executing. I have to give Dallas some modicum of credit for that over the Giants. The Giants stupidity essentially giftwrapped the Eagles last year's season and Super Bowl. I think that team still would have been good, probably very good, but with Saquon they were great.

I know the Giants had less control over Saquon than the Dallas had with Micah, but there was enough influence and control where it was believed to have been under their control.
 
Well, at least for now, the butt fumble won’t be the most embarrassing episode of Mark Sanchez’s life.
 
Chris said:
Well, at least for now, the butt fumble won’t be the most embarrassing episode of Mark Sanchez’s life.
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That whole situation is cringy….
 
Yeah, all of it is bizarre. And those wind sprints at midnight.......
 
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So did Mark Sanchez get fired by Fox yet? From what I've seen online he hasn't been, yet.

He probably just made a random truck driver rich though.











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