Yup. Thomas was our best CB before being hurt last year.
Our secondary is going to perform a lot better this season. We got rid of Ross who sucked balls and hopefully both Thomas and Amukamara are healthy this time around. Not to mention that Kenny Phillips' play improved and a great D-Line with an improving JPP is going to make our CBs look terrific (I hope).
I fully expect Prince to be the starter by mid season if not the start of the season but I would have the Giants in the top-10 regardless of which of those 3 start...Web/Thomas/Prince
Also included are the rest of the NFCE and a percentage. 2 weeks is nothing, and understand Boldin/Torrey is best they've faced. Interested to see how they stack against Austin/Dez and Nicks/Cruz.
Why would we count Prince? He's a second year player.
Browner/Sherman that high is a bit much. I call bullshit on you even watching a couple games of them. So you putting them that high? You must be taking someone elses opinion and using it as yours.
Also included are the rest of the NFCE and a percentage. 2 weeks is nothing, and understand Boldin/Torrey is best they've faced. Interested to see how they stack against Austin/Dez and Nicks/Cruz.
You gotta let it go. I don't know if I threaten you because I call you out on things you're wrong about or whatever it may be, but let it go.
You have got to have better things to do then to go around throwing insults around. Really. I have had my fair share of debates here and when I'm wrong, I'm wrong. If someone calls me out on something and I'm wrong about it, I don't act like a adolescent and insult people left and right and follow them around after the fact.
But then again, I don't go around saying shit like Harrison was a non-factor in the superbowl besides his interception, which was clearly not the case and you were wrong about. I don't go around saying the 49'ers built from the inside out and never spent a top pick on a wideout, even though that is patently false as they drafted Crabtree 10th overall (and just spent a first rounder on another wideout)
You were wrong. I called it out and you went on a insult spree. You are certainly consistent. A consistent baby when you're wrong. How about next time you say something wrong and someone calls you out on it, man up and say "you're right " and be done with it?
You gotta let it go. I don't know if I threaten you because I call you out on things you're wrong about or whatever it may be, but let it go.
You have got to have better things to do then to go around throwing insults around. Really. I have had my fair share of debates here and when I'm wrong, I'm wrong. If someone calls me out on something and I'm wrong about it, I don't act like a adolescent and insult people left and right and follow them around after the fact.
But then again, I don't go around saying shit like Harrison was a non-factor in the superbowl besides his interception, which was clearly not the case and you were wrong about. I don't go around saying the 49'ers built from the inside out and never spent a top pick on a wideout, even though that is patently false as they drafted Crabtree 10th overall (and just spent a first rounder on another wideout)
You were wrong. I called it out and you went on a insult spree. You are certainly consistent. A consistent baby when you're wrong. How about next time you say something wrong and someone calls you out on it, man up and say "you're right " and be done with it?
That might be the most delusional statement you've made to date which is saying something. Please cite one instance when you've admitted you were wrong on this forum. If you're able to provide just 1 example, I will try to leave you alone, because I know I've been hurting your feelings a lot lately.
I am wrong all the time. I put myself out there and make a lot of bold statements, I misfire all the time but at the end of the day the difference between us is I have no problem admitting I'm frequently wrong and that actually lends me a lot more credibility than you. Where as you come off as a complete jerk that has a major chip on his shoulder. It's hard to come off like a jerk on a message board too, especially discussing football, think about that. I assure you I'm not alone in thinking this because me and almost all the members of the fantasy league thing you're a complete tool, they're just kind enough not to engage you.
"If I call you on things that you're wrong about, let it go"
Do you really think that's why I make fun of you all the time?
I make fun of you all the time because you spew statements like this
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Browner/Sherman that high is a bit much. I call bullshit on you even watching a couple games of them. So you putting them that high? You must be taking someone elses opinion and using it as yours.
Who says that? Someone who is really spiteful, bitter, insecure, and angry. To get that mad about over some shit you read on the internet is really pathetic which basically sums up your posting career and I'd even venture to say your existence.
Also newsflash: You are not a scout, you watch the games with the same pair of eyes everyone else does. Your opinion is not any more valid then anyone else. You just think your opinion is worth more then it is, which is one of the worst traits a person can have. Anytime you've actually tried to put your knowledge to the test, you've failed. You've played in 3 fantasy leagues with me? (2 of which I won?) and every time you ended up quitting midway through the season. That's called being a bitch.
Football is supposed to be fun. It's not always about who is right or wrong, it's about enjoying the game. Lighten up or I'm going to continue to call you out, because you act like a real tool with a chip on his shoulder.
That might be the most delusional statement you've made to date which is saying something. Please cite one instance when you've admitted you were wrong on this forum. If you're able to provide just 1 example, I will try to leave you alone, because I know I've been hurting your feelings a lot lately.
I am wrong all the time. I put myself out there and make a lot of bold statements, I misfire all the time but at the end of the day the difference between us is I have no problem admitting I'm frequently wrong and that actually lends me a lot more credibility than you. Where as you come off as a complete jerk that has a major chip on his shoulder. It's hard to come off like a jerk on a message board too, especially discussing football, think about that. I assure you I'm not alone in thinking this because me and almost all the members of the fantasy league thing you're a complete tool, they're just kind enough not to engage you.
"If I call you on things that you're wrong about, let it go"
Do you really think that's why I make fun of you all the time?
I make fun of you all the time because you spew statements like this
Who says that? Someone who is really spiteful, bitter, insecure, and angry. To get that mad about over some shit you read on the internet is really pathetic which basically sums up your posting career and I'd even venture to say your existence.
Also newsflash: You are not a scout, you watch the games with the same pair of eyes everyone else does. Your opinion is not any more valid then anyone else. You just think your opinion is worth more then it is, which is one of the worst traits a person can have. Anytime you've actually tried to put your knowledge to the test, you've failed. You've played in 3 fantasy leagues with me? (2 of which I won?) and every time you ended up quitting midway through the season. That's called being a bitch.
Football is supposed to be fun. It's not always about who is right or wrong, it's about enjoying the game. Lighten up or I'm going to continue to call you out, because you act like a real tool with a chip on his shoulder.
Funny enough I was wrong about Andrew Luck. I made a thread here when I watched Luck last year while he was in college saying how I don't see the best prospect since Manning some were saying about him.
I was wrong. I didn't appreciate the small things he does and his obvious leadership/the way he handles himself off the field. My expectations were so high that when I tried to evaluate him, I compared him to Peyton in his prime, Brady, Brees, Rodgers....and he came up short. Just like any other 22 year old college player would.
But that's something I'm happy I was wrong about. He's going to be our QB for a very long time and maybe help get us back to the top.
Lastly saying things that I outlined earlier (Harrison playing bad, 49'ers) is not making a bold statement. It's making a wrong statement.
It'd be like me saying you never take a running back in the first round, that's not how the Colts built their team around Peyton. Um, that's not a bold statement. It's wrong because we did take running backs in the first round, 3 of them actually in the Manning era.
Bold statement is saying something like I think player A will be a breakout player and it either happens or not. It's like saying the Lions will win the NFC this year.
Funny enough I was wrong about Andrew Luck. I made a thread here when I watched Luck last year while he was in college saying how I don't see the best prospect since Manning some were saying about him.
I was wrong. I didn't appreciate the small things he does and his obvious leadership/the way he handles himself off the field. My expectations were so high that when I tried to evaluate him, I compared him to Peyton in his prime, Brady, Brees, Rodgers....and he came up short. Just like any other 22 year old college player would.
But that's something I'm happy I was wrong about. He's going to be our QB for a very long time and maybe help get us back to the top.
Lastly saying things that I outlined earlier (Harrison playing bad, 49'ers) is not making a bold statement. It's making a wrong statement.
It'd be like me saying you never take a running back in the first round, that's not how the Colts built their team around Peyton. Um, that's not a bold statement. It's wrong because we did take running backs in the first round, 3 of them actually in the Manning era.
Bold statement is saying something like I think player A will be a breakout player and it either happens or not. It's like saying the Lions will win the NFC this year.
WTF are you even talking about?
You're bringing up something I said about James Harrison 4 years ago? Who gives a flying f*ck if I was wrong? You clearly do. SOMEONE WAS WRONG ON THE INTERNET..Hold the presses! I've heard you spout plenty of bullsh*t since then, but guess what? I don't care, nor do I care enough to keep tabs.
The current regime in SF (Trent Baalke and Jim Harbaugh) didn't draft Michael Crabtree you freaking dolt. They drafted AJ Jenkins after already having constructed a deep team and had no glaring holes. The statement you're citing is pertaining to me being critical of the Browns drafting skill position players while having glaring holes all over that team.
You need to consider reevaluating your priorities. What drives you in this world? Do you have a focus besides "proving people wrong on the internet"?
lol Carbine got all threatened by me mentioning Browner and Sherman
"no way he knew of that before me!!!, he must have stole that opinion elsewhere!!!"
please Carbine, feel free to search the web up and down to find someone else with that opinion, you won't...it is my opinion. Seattle has the two tallest CBs to play together perhaps in the history of the game, both around 6'4"...which is just ridiculous obviously, and both have killer CB Metrics (where I formed the opinion) to show they don't give up much...they gave up very little against Dallas last week, can't wait to see what Rodgers can do there.
and Marlo might be wrong from time to time, but he is 100% right about you being a f@ggot. The over/under for how many cocks you will suck this year is much more than how many yards the Seattle CBs give up this year.
Re: my top-10 CB duos going into 2012
" and be done with it? 
and the newbies they put out there cost them the game against the cows and nearly against bucs 
