coltonja
14 years ago
Twould be nice to have an intimidating returner that puts some doubt on the other side each week. That kind of worry on top of our offense this year would be great....Now to clear up the space... RELEASE BUSH!!!!!!
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British
14 years ago

Why would any of the people mentioned in reference to making space on the roster be cut before Nick McDonald?

"beast" wrote:



McDonald is VERY athletic OG/C

"Stevetarded" wrote:



That rings a bell. We were told Barbre was the most athletic linemen the coaches had ever seen. He was awful and thankfully has been cut.

I haven't seen much of McDonald play but I'm not sure he'd actually be claimed off waivers. Bedard might be a retard, but he's watched every snap of open practice this offseason plus all the games and he said yesterday that he thought McDonald wouldn't be claimed.

I'd have no problem cutting our 10th OL who will most likely be inactive all year for a dynamic returner who would be getting the ball every game.
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dfosterf
14 years ago

someone whos on twitter tell him how we much we need him :P

"British" wrote:



Done:

@CliftonSmith22, Mate, we need you up in Titletown. There is a gaping hole in our return dept and you can be the guy to fill it. Come back!

"gbguy20" wrote:




Don't you EVER do that again, lol

Friggin' "mate", lol

He is gonna wind up in London as a goalie instead of Lambeau, lol
Totally funnin' ya....friggin' "mate", lol :tongue3:
You have GOT to be the 1st guy ever to ask someone to come "here to titletown"-implied, anyway, the here part, that prefaced the request with "mate"

NEXT TiME, go with "hey der!"... It will vastly improve the perceived legitimacy of your request, lol



This whole post is meant in total jest :tongue3: friggin' mate, lol
Greg C.
14 years ago

someone whos on twitter tell him how we much we need him :P

"dfosterf" wrote:



Done:

@CliftonSmith22, Mate, we need you up in Titletown. There is a gaping hole in our return dept and you can be the guy to fill it. Come back!

"British" wrote:




Don't you EVER do that again, lol

Friggin' "mate", lol

He is gonna wind up in London as a goalie instead of Lambeau, lol
Totally funnin' ya....friggin' "mate", lol :tongue3:
You have GOT to be the 1st guy ever to ask someone to come "here to titletown"-implied, anyway, the here part, that prefaced the request with "mate"

NEXT TiME, go with "hey der!"... It will vastly improve the perceived legitimacy of your request, lol



This whole post is meant in total jest :tongue3: friggin' mate, lol

"gbguy20" wrote:



If the guy comes to Green Bay, he'll be calling everybody "mate" and wondering why they're all looking at him funny.
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Dulak
14 years ago

Don't you EVER do that again, lol

Friggin' "mate", lol

He is gonna wind up in London as a goalie instead of Lambeau, lol
Totally funnin' ya....friggin' "mate", lol :tongue3:
You have GOT to be the 1st guy ever to ask someone to come "here to titletown"-implied, anyway, the here part, that prefaced the request with "mate"

"dfosterf" wrote:



I just had a laugh with my new gf (irish (but has lived in england for 18 years)) - sometimes in her txt's she refers to me as matey or mate and I always tell her she makes me feel like a pirate saying that.
doddpower
14 years ago
I would like this signing. It will be unfortunate if the Fins get him.


If not, I hope to see many fair catch punt returns this year! lol.
Nonstopdrivel
14 years ago
The human brain is notoriously bad at intuitively determining statistical significance. More often than not, our snap statistical conclusions turn out to be wrong. We see some spectacular injuries that occur on punt returns and they stick in our memory, so we conclude that returning punts must pose a significant risk to players. However, there are two elements to risk: probability and severity. It may well be that the severity of problems caused by punt returns is indeed great, but how high is the probability of those injuries occurring? If severity is high but probability is sufficiently low, risk management theory would say that the risk may very well be tolerable.
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dfosterf
14 years ago

The human brain is notoriously bad at intuitively determining statistical significance. More often than not, our snap statistical conclusions turn out to be wrong. We see some spectacular injuries that occur on punt returns and they stick in our memory, so we conclude that returning punts must pose a significant risk to players. However, there are two elements to risk: probability and severity. It may well be that the severity of problems caused by punt returns is indeed great, but how high is the probability of those injuries occurring? If severity is high but probability is sufficiently low, risk management theory would say that the risk may very well be tolerable.

"Nonstopdrivel" wrote:



How do factor in the concept (statistically) that the opposing team sees real value in absolutely creaming your starting cornerback while he is as exposed as a sunrise to a rooster? :tongue3:
doddpower
14 years ago
Ouch:

Let me clear something up GB never offered me anything but a workout and I do play for money the money never takes away how much I love this about 14 hours ago via Echofon

"Clifton Smith" wrote:



Is always love first money second.. But when you are out in the cold with a family because of that state of mind some things gave to change! about 14 hours ago (as of 9:04 eastern) via Echofon

"Clifton Smith" wrote:



Guess that settles that! Ted must not have liked him much.
TheEngineer
14 years ago

The human brain is notoriously bad at intuitively determining statistical significance.

"Nonstopdrivel" wrote:



Here's an interesting test related to that, that I've found. Try and answer the questions given (anyone can play along here):

Enter the range (minimum and maximum) within which you are 90% certain the answer lies.

1. What is the average weight of the adult blue whale, in pounds?

2. In what year was the Mona Lisa painted by Leonardo da Vinci?

3. How many independent countries were there at the end of 2000?

4. What is the air distance, in miles, between Paris, France, and Sydney, Australia?

5. How many bones are in the human body?

6. How many total combatants were killed in World War I?

7. How many books were in the Library of Congress at the end of 2000?

8. How long, in miles, is the Amazon River?

9. How fast does the earth spin (miles per hour) at the equator?

10. How many transistors are in the Pentium III computer processor?


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