Karl Paymah disses Camarillo postgame
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anlgpNew Memberyep i saw that. poor guy was just trying to justify their pass defense sucking so bad :up:
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"anlgp wrote:
yep i saw that. poor guy was just trying to justify their pass defense sucking so bad :up:
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Phinz420New Member"What was his biggest catch, about 10 yards?"
............. He averaged 10 yards per catch idiot, and his biggest was actually 23 yards.
brandon27subscriber"he's basically a nobody" hahaha Karl Paymah should look in the mirror, While Camarillo may be unknown, he put up a big game, most of in in front of Paymah. Sure, his average was just over 10 per catch... which doesnt mean much, but he did it to you 11 times!!!! Idiot!!
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TheHighExhaultedforum_veteran"TotoreMexico wrote:
Who's Karl Paymah?
This is what I thought. Maybe if it was Champ Bailey saying it...
Ultraforum_veteranI'd like to hear the actual question. It seemed more that he was just saying that the defense was playing to stop the run and allow the short passes.
byroanadmin"TotoreMexico wrote:
Who's Karl Paymah?
Agreed. Never heard of him before this game.
phinfanukNew MemberKarl Pay who? Yeah Greg is the nobody. You got embarrassed Jackass.
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Muckretired_admin"Ultra wrote:
I'd like to hear the actual question. It seemed more that he was just saying that the defense was playing to stop the run and allow the short passes.
I'm sure it was something about Camarillo. But the guy didn't have to disrespect him like that. There were a number of ways he could have made his point and been a man about it.
Brandon Marshall had similar sentiments, repeating several times that " I don't know that receiver's name over there" that caught 11 passes. He wasn't knocking him directly as much as he was making a point about their defense. But the fourth time he emphasized the he doesn't "know that guy's name", it was blatant disrespect.
Hey, I'll take disrespect and a win over respect and a loss every time out. Plus you get motivation for the next time we play. :)
EDIT: we're talking about Brandon Marshall here. Dude is about as immature as it gets in the NFL. He pretty much imploded yesterday, then scurried off the field. Paymah might be another, just not as well known.
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anlgpNew Memberthey'll know his name next time because he made his mark. i think the whole league will next year.
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HardKoreXXXNew Member"Muck wrote:
I'm sure it was something about Camarillo. But the guy didn't have to disrespect him like that. There were a number of ways he could have made his point and been a man about it.
Brandon Marshall had similar sentiments, repeating several times that " I don't know that receiver's name over there" that caught 11 passes. He wasn't knocking him directly as much as he was making a point about their defense. But the fourth time he emphasized the he doesn't "know that guy's name", it was blatant disrespect.
Hey, I'll take disrespect and a win over respect and a loss every time out. Plus you get motivation for the next time we play. :)
That was my beef as well. Its classless and disrespectful to say "They didnt earn it, we let them have it" and it reflects the head coach IMO.
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Muckretired_adminYeah, we're talking about Brandon Marshall here. Dude is about as immature as it gets in the NFL. Knucklehead off the field. He pretty much imploded yesterday, then scurried off the field. Paymah might be another, just not as well known.
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Karl who???
I've never heard of the guy.
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I really don't think he has any room to talk.
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ZodNew MemberPaymah says "You can have the 5 yarder on the backside." then Paymah asks "What was his long, like 10 yards?"
My response: Moron, his average gain was 10 yards. His long was 23 yards.
opfinisticNew MemberHah. Douchebaggery at it's best. If ya'll watched some film on the fins and didn't spend so much time taming the Wildcat you'd know who he was! Sore loser.
Rocky Raccoonmoderator"Muck wrote:
I'm sure it was something about Camarillo. But the guy didn't have to disrespect him like that. There were a number of ways he could have made his point and been a man about it.
Brandon Marshall had similar sentiments, repeating several times that " I don't know that receiver's name over there" that caught 11 passes. He wasn't knocking him directly as much as he was making a point about their defense. But the fourth time he emphasized the he doesn't "know that guy's name", it was blatant disrespect.
Hey, I'll take disrespect and a win over respect and a loss every time out. Plus you get motivation for the next time we play. :)
EDIT: we're talking about Brandon Marshall here. Dude is about as immature as it gets in the NFL. He pretty much imploded yesterday, then scurried off the field. Paymah might be another, just not as well known.
I have a feeling that Marshall is going to become the next big distraction at the WR position. Joining TO, Moss, Chad Johnson, etc.
PhinsFanWifeNew Member"Muck wrote:
Check out this guy around the 40-second mark.
BTW- his long was 23 yesterday.
Brandon Marshall was even worse -- big talk from someone that had a whopping two receptions for 27 yards... he said he didn't know who Camarillo was three times.
[Sorry, I see now that this has already been discussed.... sorry for the repetition here]
"Rocky Raccoon wrote:
I have a feeling that Marshall is going to become the next big distraction at the WR position. Joining TO, Moss, Chad Johnson, etc.
Agree. They don't call him "Baby T.O." for nothing. :up:
In reference to Paymah, outside of yesterday, I thought he was a solid player and would be a starter. Yesterday they played some crazy defense though, he was about eight or nine yards away from Camarillo. Too much cushion IMO. I know he called out his DC and many didn't like that but he had a good point. If I remember correctly, he said that they gave up too much cushion and I agree as I said brought it up above. What I saw from a blurry stream was them trying to play off coverage and that isn't going to work, especially with Paymah. Paymah is best in press coverage.
SamphinNew MemberMeh. I'm okay with it. Our own announcers didn't even know who he was last year. I am perfectly happy with Camarillo getting disrespected, single covered and catching balls at the clip he has been catching them.
GISHforum_veteranIf you havent seen the Greg Camarillo interview on Aquavision, YOU NEED TO. It is amazing.
BroncoManiac_69New MemberReading the thread, I agree, you guys should have an attitude.
Shows our guys were NOT familiar with your guys.
Paymah is basically a new guy on the field drafted in 2005 out of Washington State. He is stepping up for us this year.
Brandon Marshall and I say this with a BIG *gulp* is scaring me into turning into some TO RMoss type of player with an attitude. This has been discussed on our boards.
Bottom line, is I don't think these youngsters on our team gave you guys any credit what so ever and now we know these mouths should be shut today.
BMarsh is one big reason why we lost Javon Walker to the Raiders. Not only did JW want the #1 spot but demanded the all might $$$ to go with it.
So Javon packs his bags and BMarsh gets the new job. EGO is in play here.
He is good, (not yesterday) but Eddie Royal our new rookie is raising eyebrows as well.
"BroncoManiac_69 wrote:
Reading the thread, I agree, you guys should have an attitude.
Shows our guys were NOT familiar with your guys.
Paymah is basically a new guy on the field drafted in 2005 out of Washington State. He is stepping up for us this year.
Brandon Marshall and I say this with a BIG *gulp* is scaring me into turning into some TO RMoss type of player with an attitude. This has been discussed on our boards.
Bottom line, is I don't think these youngsters on our team gave you guys any credit what so ever and now we know these mouths should be shut today.
BMarsh is one big reason why we lost Javon Walker to the Raiders. Not only did JW want the #1 spot but demanded the all might $$$ to go with it.
So Javon packs his bags and BMarsh gets the new job. EGO is in play here.
He is good, (not yesterday) but Eddie Royal our new rookie is raising eyebrows as well.
If he can keep his Ego in check and just play ball day in and day out he is going to be a great of a player and team leader. As for Eddie Royal, just wow. The guy can flat out play ball. Heck of a draft pick for you guys. Good luck the rest of the season to you
BroncoManiac_69New Member"Jackson wrote:
If he can keep his Ego in check and just play ball day in and day out he is going to be a great of a player and team leader. As for Eddie Royal, just wow. The guy can flat out play ball. Heck of a draft pick for you guys. Good luck the rest of the season to you
Marshall keeping his ego in check is a HUGE issue with us.
Paymah, had a good day I suppose but during and after a loss, should realize, an L is much bigger than words to the media.
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