This thread title reads like a posthumous release from Tom Clancy.

 

Only problem is..we have one "JT", now he more than likely will also be called "JT"

 

We should just call him Jam Jar Tay Tay.

 

The Rock says "NO".




"Jay-Tay"?

 

4 interceptions........2.5 sacks.......and 3 forced fumbles his senior year at Boise. Potential playmaker?

I think so.

 

edit: weird repost...

 

Need this kid to make an impact this year. #54 pick is an awful high pick for what we've gotten back thus far.

 

I'd like to see Taylor get used a bit as a "star" type position player like he did in college. Maybe between him and Dion Jordan they can come up with common defensive packages without any of our ****ty linebackers on the field.

 

lmao...

 

Tune in Tokyo

 

You make everyone nervous when your voice gets all husky like that Deej... :shifty:

... and HER right hand never leaves her waist. Sounds like it's YOUR right hand that has you in a state of fluster...

 

mama there goes that man

 

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/06/25/finnegans-comments-ruffle-rams-feathers/

This is why you keep your mouth shut.

Finnegan opens his mouth and puts Tim Walton's head on a spike, so coaches on the Rams staff who were actually there decide to tell the other side of the story:

 

I don't even know why he's talking, he should just shut his mouth and thank the lord he was able to convince this franchise to give him what is probably the worst contract by any team in FA.

 

Not of fan of Finnegan speaking out but that quote reeks of sorry grapes. I'd bet dollars to donuts its his former coach's agent.

 

And yet Walton was fired by the Rams...

As bad as it was for Finnegan to call him out publicly, it's just as bad for them to respond this way.

 

I don't see any names being quoted that were actually there...I see a childish response to a former player's childish statement. Finnegan was dumb, these "sources" look even worse for even giving it a second's thought...

Babies....nothing to see here.

 

lol Critical piece of info.

 

Does anyone else see just how calculatedly unspecific this is:

It is absurd that this is considered news. Edwin Pope needs to start slapping people.

 

People forget about, "sources" very fast.

 

That's only half as bad as "Some believe" Exactly who are the some? I'd bet its the staff at PFF.

 

The "source with knowledge of the team's thinking" is an agent who represents coaches still with the team.

Finnegan shot his mouth off about the coaching last year, giving an implication of blame for his own poor play. They fired back and said he played poorly because he played poorly, not because of the coaching staff. It's a childish exchange, started by Finnegan. Two wrongs don't make a right.

The most interesting revelation to me though is that Finnegan began blaming his eye injury for his poor play, told the team he was going to have surgery so they would put him on IR, and then never actually had the surgery.

I think some of us had already looked with skepticism on this idea that his eye injury was responsible for his poor play, especially given the timing of when the injury happened, which was after some of his worst play of the season. In fact he had his better games of the season after the injury.

It's just a lesson that people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.

 

The significance of the lesson is....lessened....if it has to be told from an anonymous third party through a reporter with a horrible accuracy track record.

 

I think the argument of the other side is somewhat a joke when the coach in question got fired. What does that tell everyone? It tells me this source is an idiot or the coach wouldn't have been fired if he was doing such a great job.

 

It just looks immature for a FO to participate in something like that w a player.

Add to that having to use the third party makes it look even more childish.

 

He'll be the first to tell you that that's his whole persona and what works for him so you know he's not going to change it either way.

 

You're definitely right. But I guess that was kind of their point. Finnegan says all the right things about Coyle and the Miami coaches now but it won't be long before he starts trashing them too, and it will probably coincide with his not playing well.

 

Someone should change the title of the thread.