1niksder wrote:The Hogster wrote:I actually read this twice looking for a point. I guess that was my fault assuming that you were capable of making one. This is typical of someone in defeat. When you have nowhere else to turn, resort to blather.
Pot meet Kettle
Oh you want my point. Okay.
1niksider wrote & chastized those who disagreed:
Prioleau came into the year as the starter alongside Taylor with Springs and Rogers on the corners. AA would be like a nickle or dime S. Peirson went down and Archuleta was bumped up to a spot that he hadn't signed to play and probably got little work at in the off-season.
Prioleau was the starter? Where's this info from? Skins don't publish depth chart in the offseason. Unanswered questions. But proclaims he uses 'facts'. There's more.
1niksider wrote:
Just like he wasn't brought in to play a pure safety he wasn't brought in to play a true LB. The team saw something that they thought would work but due to injuries haven't be able to implement it. Troy Vincent's signing but the staff back on course to what they wanted to do. Having a AA down in the box or out on the edge while still having the regular back 7 will be something offenses will have to take into consideration,
Wow...sounds like someone has a line into Greg Williams. A lot of definitive statements. If anyone disagrees, he just tells you his opinion is fact, and you don't know what you're talking about...sorta like this.
1niksider wrote:
My story are the facts you are guessing and making it up as you go.
Really? What facts? That we always planned to use Arch as a situational Nickle or dime guy? Now we can implement it since we signed Vincent? Facts?
1niksider wrote
And you can still listen to the radio and mis-interpet what you thought you heard
Wow, not only can I not read, I can't hear either. Who should I believe, Niks or my lying eyes and ears.

1niksider wrote:
Stick to english because you don't know much about the team you root for at least not when you try to talk about what you don't see on the field
More pompus banter, unsupported by any facts. We're all beneath Niks becase we think the Skins would not sign Arch to a 30 million dollar deal to be a situational backup, hybrid guy.
1niksider wrote:
I'm saying the same thing I said back in March, he wasn't brought in to be a cover guy, but to knock heads near the LOS.
Once again, telling us what Arch was signed for. More opinion that he calls "fact". Hmm Greg Williams said otherwise.
Greg Williams Said:
"
We don't have any worry about him in the run front,"
assistant coach Gregg Williams said. "We don't have any worry
about him blitzing. We know he'll fit in good with that. The next
thing for him to do is to get more comfortable in our coverage
concepts."
Williams said Archuleta is having to learn new techniques,
including footwork, that weren't taught in St. Louis.
Okay, so I'm open minded, called truce and watched the game. And what do you know. Archuletta was not on ANY defensive plays. We now have Vincent. I thought that was the missing piece to Niks' argument? He essentially called me a fool, who didn't know anything for disagreeing. What happened to the hybrid role he was ORIGINALLY signed to play. Vernon Fox took snaps but Arch didn't. But we don't know what we're talking about. Maybe he'll come back and say that was the plan all along.
Then here comes Kazoo:
Dude, you just got taken apart. 1niksder discected your arguments and picked them apart
Really? With that vision, you should apply to be an NFL referee. You'll fit right in.
Ah well, reasonable folks can decide for themselves. It all really speaks for itself. Now here comes the childish "you're dumb" comments. It's really pathetic. But funny too.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... v=hcmodule
This thread exposed you as a guy who tries hard, but has a tenuous grasp of the salary cap. A guy who lacks the ability to agree to disagree. A guy who thinks he knows way more than he does. It also is a shining example of how two people yelling bogus garbage can be outlasted by one person qhispering the truth. Life lessons. Now move on.