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Old 05-07-2009, 11:35 AM   #1
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Just have to keep him away from alcohol. He's one of those guys who is sweet when sober but hell on wheels when tanked.
Or...to try another tack...maybe we GET HIM buzzed on gamedays?

I'm just sayin' -
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Old 05-07-2009, 11:52 AM   #2
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Or...to try another tack...maybe we GET HIM buzzed on gamedays?

I'm just sayin' -
So you're saying give him a few and "Unleash the Beast?" I imagine he'd play like Incognito of the Rams. I still can't get over what a moron that guy is.
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Old 05-07-2009, 12:17 PM   #3
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So you're saying give him a few and "Unleash the Beast?" I imagine he'd play like Incognito of the Rams. I still can't get over what a moron that guy is.
LOL, good point. I was thinking belligerent alcoholism didn't necessarily HAVE TO be a vice in this guy's case ()...but you have reminded me why that probably isn't possible.

Incognito. What a tool. Imagine THAT combined w/drunken courage. <shudder>
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LOL, good point. I was thinking belligerent alcoholism didn't necessarily HAVE TO be a vice in this guy's case ()...but you have reminded me why that probably isn't possible.

Incognito. What a tool. Imagine THAT combined w/drunken courage. <shudder>
I'm never really actually for whacking somebody up side the head with a 2X4, but....well, you get my drift.
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So you're saying give him a few and "Unleash the Beast?" I imagine he'd play like Incognito of the Rams. I still can't get over what a moron that guy is.
I would to really hate piss that guy off ,,,,, crazy dude
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Old 05-07-2009, 04:22 PM   #6
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Jeremy Bridges can play in the NFL. That has never been mysterious to coaches in the league.

Jeremy Bridges has "self-control problems"; that is what has gotten him on the wrong side of coaches in the league.

IF the Skins can find a way to mentor him and counsel him and keep him under control - - on the field as well as off the field and during the season as well as during the off-season - - then this signing may be as important in improving the Skins' team as anything else they have done in this off-season.

IF on the other hand, Bridges "loses it", then the skins will release him and it will not have cost them all that much. Low risk/High reward. The FO should get a pat on the back for this move.
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Old 05-07-2009, 04:54 PM   #7
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Jeremy Bridges can play in the NFL. That has never been mysterious to coaches in the league.

Jeremy Bridges has "self-control problems"; that is what has gotten him on the wrong side of coaches in the league.

IF the Skins can find a way to mentor him and counsel him and keep him under control - - on the field as well as off the field and during the season as well as during the off-season - - then this signing may be as important in improving the Skins' team as anything else they have done in this off-season.

IF on the other hand, Bridges "loses it", then the skins will release him and it will not have cost them all that much. Low risk/High reward. The FO should get a pat on the back for this move.
Holy crap I think the space time continuum just cracked.
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