1 minute ago, mattwill said:

A miracle, you admit you agree. Well done.

That’s what I do with good points.

5 minutes ago, mattwill said:

None of that evidence indicated he was stripped by Jeff and Howie. You are reading between the lines and jumping to a conclusion.

It is simply your opinion.

Words exactly out of their mouths. You just contributing BS and garbage with nothing substantial. Can’t get any more evidence than exact quote they made very clear.

5 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Both Dillon and Ship are here for "specific situations", as was Gains

Gainwell was Siri choice. Just didn’t materialize. Siri was totally against Sanders was made clear from day one. Things now are very different. No real comparison.

6 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

How else do you label it???? is Dillon RB2?

I labeled it situational RB. Clearly detailed his situations he was brought in exactly for. If he still can do it. They were facing likely no more Brotherly Shove planning for also. So was a factor they were anticipating. But the need exists anyway.

Saquan just wasn’t great at finishing on those short situations. Kept pointing out how they just weren’t feeding Hurts ignoring Saquan. They really several times tried multiple attempts to reward Saquan after good plays by giving him the goaline run. Really were forced to turn to Hurts instead. Saquan sick! But does have some flaws seemed to clearly show defined.

Like big pressure clutch…Saquan lacked experience …so maybe now he’s ready after the exposure. Or maybe he just isn’t clutch. His hands catching just aren’t great. He gets it done…and once the ball in his hands he’s dangerous as it comes. But drops…bobbles…just not natural catching is the move description.

5 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

RBBC mean you play the best guy for the situation you are in, Sanders was a mediocre RB. Siri cannot afford to play favorites,his job is to make his boss look good and accomplish that as he sees fit

Sanders had plenty of flaws. But Siri treated him like he was terrible as a receiver…while Gainwell was so superior. Yet Sanders rookie season before Siri he received more yardage than Gainwell career he ever could produce. So bad evaluation there by Siri. Also Siri wanted Sanders to change his style. One cut north and south. Which Sanders adapted and did. Works great and what should be done behind Stouts guys. Elsewhere in a bad O without our Oline…not going to be great. Need to create so much more examples like Barry Sanders did. Sanders didn’t just one cut rush. So Sanders changed adapted to for for us…which rewarded his bank account in Charlotte. But doing that was devastating for his career to work there.

Anyway…Sanders don’t think was real bright bulb. Situational liability. But…had the ability to be gone given that crease our Oline so often creates. Crucial. Pancake equals TD or at least huge gains. Instead of limited burst RB that pancake equaled 8 yards first down.

9 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Even Bark gets tired playing vs the stacked box every down. Remember when he took himself out within reach of the record?

The two weren’t related. But he’s faced a stacked box his entire career. Difference here is our Oline gives him that crease. Stack the box and the RB gets a lane he’s gone…nobody back there.

So actually he was loving the stacked box. How often did he rip off very long runs as a result? Seriously asking because I don’t know the exact number…it was more than I’ve ever seen

10 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

He doesn't lack experience, he was the Gnats offense LOL

Experience in high pressure big game moments. Penn St he was their O also. You missed my exact point entirely. Tons of carries his whole life. Nobody would say lacks experience. Lacking game on the line moments and especially SB stage pressure hype…all that experience.

12 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

He doesn't lack experience, he was the Gnats offense LOL

You seeing the key point you totally missed on that was actually everything?

14 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

You never know if bark will get 2 yards or 80. Sometimes he is just TIRED

He doesn’t really show being tired very much. He is one of those rare RB that actually needs the heavy workload. Don’t think he would be near as effective used sparingly with a touch here and there. Been guys like that through history. Your statement would seem easy logic…but really doesn’t apply much to Barkley.

17 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Alot of ours also

I totally never just said he lacks experience. Key qualifier you skipped right over. He’s been nothing but dominating workload RB college and pros. Just go back and read my statement again…easiest way for you to understand how you completely misunderstood.

Or go back on all my statements I’ve been providing about Barkley.

56 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Words exactly out of their mouths. You just contributing BS and garbage with nothing substantial. Can’t get any more evidence than exact quote they made very clear.

Words out of their mouths "stripped of his duties/power”. Post the video.

31 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Words out of their mouths "stripped of his duties/power”. Post the video.

Actually, you don’t need to post it. Here it is.

6 hours ago, mattwill said:

Agreed, but it is fun watching Ham chase down the 32 answers.

Good luck.... you are talking about Aaron guy that thinks going to click on a salary cap website for 7 seconds is the equivalent of doing research for a PHD.

5 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Or go back on all my statements I’ve been providing about Barkley.

Nah nah.... you don't like doing that kind of stuff that takes 5 seconds... because you are above it all..so nobody else should either.

4 hours ago, mattwill said:

Actually, you don’t need to post it. Here it is.

What time stamp am I supposed to be looking at here?

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

Good luck.... you are talking about Aaron guy that thinks going to click on a salary cap website for 7 seconds is the equivalent of doing research for a PHD.

I understand, and since I myself have completed the research. I know what is involved for him to complete it. If he refuses to do the work that is a straightforward reflection on his character.

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

What time stamp am I supposed to be looking at here?

The Sirianni questions appear in a couple of places. Here’s an index to find them.

Opening remarks about the role of the media 0:00 through 2:45

The decision to retain Nick 2:45 through 8:05

20/20 hindsight evaluation of 2023 Defensive Coordinator 805 through 9:00

Pulling out of a tailspin 9:00 through 10:20

Jalen Hurts’ regression 10:20 through 12:00

Nick’s plans for 2024 12:00 through 13:50

Nick’s job security 13:50 through 16:00

Saquon Barkley 16:00 through 18:25

Vision and Humility in Leadership 18:25 through 19:25

Kellen Moore hiring 19:25 through 20:50

Head Coach vs. Playcaller 20:50 through 23:50

International Expansion and Brazil game 23:50 through 26:00

49 minutes ago, mattwill said:

I understand, and since I myself have completed the research. I know what is involved for him to complete it. If he refuses to do the work that is a straightforward reflection on his character.

If...lol. Matt...at some point you need to just listen... but I can tell you need to do things the hard way.

16 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

If...lol. Matt...at some point you need to just listen... but I can tell you need to do things the hard way.

I have definitely heard after listening. But you’re right I do have a tendency to do things the hard way. I’ve gone to the mirror store and gotten robust supply of mirrors, which I will be holding up to him so that he can look at what he looks like to everybody else

11 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Experience in high pressure big game moments. Penn St he was their O also. You missed my exact point entirely. Tons of carries his whole life. Nobody would say lacks experience. Lacking game on the line moments and especially SB stage pressure hype…all that experience.

3rd and 2 and I am a DC. I have all 8 guys on Bark. Know any RB's that can break an 8 on 1?(yes I know it's an extreme example) and as far as a pancake, don't you think as you move through the playoffs those get harder to do when you face the top talent? Bark was great all year but he was keyed on in the SB(not just a box). That's the plan that allowed us to win, just a beautiful strategy by the newly extended coach HC you hate. Also Howie fixed that issue by bringing in Dillon, so Bark isn't beat up and wasted when it's his time to "choke" IDK what else you want the man to do (Bark) OH he dropped a pass, he sucks. Sad to report Bark is human