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[showstopper24]

ReraiseAllIn, on Monday, December 1st, 2008, 10:50 PM, said:

The topic is who would you rather have on your team considering all roles that the players have on their respective teams.

Your an idiot. Although the title of the thread it who would you rather have, it means on special teams. That's like saying who is the better home run hitter: Barry Bonds or Mark McGwire and then saying, well Barry Bonds is a better outfielder. One has nothing to do with the other.

[rocketpoker828]

fryer98, on Wednesday, October 1st, 2008, 9:45 AM, said:

Considering all aspects of the game.....punt returning, kick returning, special teams coverage, playing offense, and playing defense.GO!

showstopper24, on Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008, 9:47 PM, said:

Although the title of the thread it who would you rather have, it means on special teams.

These two things contradict each other. DUCY?

[ReraiseAllIn]

rocketpoker828, on Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008, 8:04 PM, said:

These two things contradict each other. DUCY?

Winner!!! ding ding ding

[fryer98]

showstopper24, on Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008, 9:47 PM, said:

Your an idiot.

Classic.

[showstopper24]

fryer98, on Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008, 9:01 PM, said:

Classic.

Eye cant hellp it if eyem retawrded.

[king1305]

Didn't Hester lose* his job returning kicks?I thought that was mentioned during MNF vs the Vikes. Like, right before he housed that TD reception untouched.Someone correct me if I'm wrong.*- I mean lose, lose. Not meaning they wanted him to focus more on offense, they didn't think he was their best option.

[ReraiseAllIn]

king1305, on Thursday, December 4th, 2008, 12:44 AM, said:

Didn't Hester lose* his job returning kicks?I thought that was mentioned during MNF vs the Vikes. Like, right before he housed that TD reception untouched.Someone correct me if I'm wrong.*- I mean lose, lose. Not meaning they wanted him to focus more on offense, they didn't think he was their best option.

They mentioned that he wasn't returning kickoffs any longer, but then he returned one later in the game. Go figure.He still has all of the punt return duties, as for his kickoff duty, I guess its situational?

[showstopper24]

king1305, on Thursday, December 4th, 2008, 12:44 AM, said:

Didn't Hester lose* his job returning kicks?I thought that was mentioned during MNF vs the Vikes. Like, right before he housed that TD reception untouched.Someone correct me if I'm wrong.*- I mean lose, lose. Not meaning they wanted him to focus more on offense, they didn't think he was their best option.

So are people going to start agreeing with me?

[Jadaki]

showstopper24, on Thursday, December 4th, 2008, 3:11 PM, said:

So are people going to start agreeing with me?

no

[SGFULTON83]

showstopper24, on Thursday, December 4th, 2008, 4:11 PM, said:

So are people going to start agreeing with me?

Jadaki, on Thursday, December 4th, 2008, 4:33 PM, said:

no

[showstopper24]

This isn't even just my man crush talking, but people would still rather have Jester than the Cribbs? That doens't make much sense to me. He can't even play on his own team.

[SGFULTON83]

OWNSIMO

[showstopper24]

Josh is sick. Who watched the Browns today? The only time they did well offensively was with him at QB. And he had a 31 yard rush and a 44 yard pass to Braylon that both got called back (fuk Romeo for not challenging that. He's the stupidest person in sports history)...and his kick returns were all for over 30 yards.Comparing JC to Hester is like comparing Ivey to Jamie Gold. Sure Gold has made more money but Ivey is better.

[rocketpoker828]

showstopper24, on Sunday, December 7th, 2008, 4:30 PM, said:

Josh is sick. Who watched the Browns today? The only time they did well offensively was with him at QB. And he had a 31 yard rush and a 44 yard pass to Braylon that both got called back (fuk Romeo for not challenging that. He's the stupidest person in sports history)...and his kick returns were all for over 30 yards.Comparing JC to Hester is like comparing Ivey to Jamie Gold. Sure Gold has made more money but Ivey is better.

That's cool. What's the Browns record with the amazing Josh Cribbs again?

[ReraiseAllIn]

Considering that only the Cleveland and Tennessee markets were carrying the Browns/Titans game today, I'm pretty sure most everyone missed it. And those who did watch it saw the Titans dominate, as expected. If you are saying that the only time the Browns did well was with Cribbs at QB means that the Browns only did well for one play that actually counted, which was an incomplete pass? And seeing how the 4 kickoff returns totaled 105 yards, I know its safe to say that all of them did not go for over 30 yards. Meanwhile, Hester led his team in recieving yards for the third week in a row.

[showstopper24]

rocketpoker828, on Sunday, December 7th, 2008, 2:42 PM, said:

That's cool. What's the Browns record with the amazing Josh Cribbs again?

Are you trying to tell me that if the Browns had hester instead of JC they would have a different record?

ReraiseAllIn, on Sunday, December 7th, 2008, 6:13 PM, said:

Considering that only the Cleveland and Tennessee markets were carrying the Browns/Titans game today, I'm pretty sure most everyone missed it. And those who did watch it saw the Titans dominate, as expected. If you are saying that the only time the Browns did well was with Cribbs at QB means that the Browns only did well for one play that actually counted, which was an incomplete pass? And seeing how the 4 kickoff returns totaled 105 yards, I know its safe to say that all of them did not go for over 30 yards. Meanwhile, Hester led his team in recieving yards for the third week in a row.

I meant that he got out past the 30 every time. And I know I mentioned all of Josh's positions and normally I tell people that his "debate" is only for kick returns, but so what about Hester leading his team in receptions. So they are two different players being compared to Josh's position and not Devin's. I think Josh was at WR for 3 plays and was never thrown to. I don't think Dorsey would have found Hester either if he was on da Browns.

[JoeyJoJo]

Time for a recount?

[SuitedAces21]

JoeyJoJo, on Monday, December 21st, 2009, 4:15 PM, said:

Time for a recount?

I was at the game yesterday and it was pretty amazing watching him.

[3A]

Lets not get too far ahead of ourselves. Granted the Chiefs are a professional team, sorta. If Cribbs did that against a team that has any remote chance of getting at least 6 wins in a season I could see myself thinking about my decision. However, when he does it against another team with lotto implications I really can't find myself impressed.Would anyone talk about this kind of thing if a stud college player did this twice in one season? Against a 1-7 team? (Hypothetical only)To me the gap just isn't as big anymore. Although I think I heard Cribbs is now the all time leader in return touchdowns, thats impressive.

[fryer98]

showstopper24, on Sunday, November 2nd, 2008, 5:30 PM, said:

I haven't posted in the football forum in a while and I haven't read any posts in this thread but I saw it was 27-2 Hester...and let me just say that there are 27 legally retarted people that voted.