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Originally Posted by dmvskinzfan08
Dude get your head out your ass!! Your truly idiotic. Please post the numbers sir. I am by far not the minority. One thing I must say though you are a royal prick. Its good to be a Rock lover. Thats all fine and dandy. But do you want to win games or do you want to obsess over Rock. The whole team comes before any player. Especially if that player is not producing.
One dimensional player that is average. 30 years old. Is not an asset at any other position. Like Devin Thomas, Moss, or Betts (or even Thrash when he was here for that matter).
You would rather keep him over one of 3 RBs that can groomed for the future?
One that couldn't even back up Betts when he went down last year. Some say punt return duties made that impossible. Okay didn't ARE return punts and was the 2nd WR.
Dude please. Are you doing a headstand? Because you are talking out your ass...Or your not as intelligent as you think you are.
Rock will be gone. Get your Kleenex..
Read my comment and then maybe you can have a better understanding than your blind commitment to a player that has reached his ceiling and is kept on the team because he's such a good tackler on special teams. He can be replaced and someone can take his palce. If not Danny Smith needs to re-examine how he coaches. If Rock is his ST super hero..
Debate with yourself dude..
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Here are your numbers:
Rock Cartwright, 6th in the NFL in kickoff return yards, 2008:
2008 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN
Rock Cartwright, 6th in the NFL in kickoff return yards, 2007:
2007 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN
Rock Cartwright, 2nd in the NFL in kickoff return yards, 2006:
2006 NFL Player Returning Stats - National Football League - ESPN
By the way, you don't groom RBs for the future. They either come into the league ready to light it up or they don't (see Forte, Matt; Portis, Clinton for immediate success stories). The only way RBs seemingly bloom late is when they're stuck behind an entrenched star and then something changes (see Turner, Michael behind LDT and Holmes, Priest behind Jamal Lewis).
Marcus Mason is not that talented, plain and simple.
Like I said, learn the game and the numbers, and know what you're talking about, then come back and see me.