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1 hour ago, titanruss said:

Your take is ignorant and I know you aren't you just aren't remembering or are glorifying mediocrity. 

 

McCareins became a full time starter in year 3 with the Titans. He blew up with 800+ yards and over 17 yds per catch. The Titans traded him to the Jets for a 2nd round pick. The Jets gave him 30 mill with a 6 mill signing bonus. 

 

NWI? lol, he wasn't even given a restricted free agent tender by the Titans, he shopped himself around and ended up signing for less than the restricted free agent tender back with the Titans. He signed for peanuts with the Fins and had 89 yards. 

 

McCareins was a solid #2 WR, NWI was a STer who shouldn't be on the field on offense. 

 

The comparison is laughable

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No idea where this nugget fits so thought it might worth starting a thread for all Titans non HC offseason discussion.   This was meant to happen last offseason but Sweat never showed up so

Who will we draft? The answer has been there the whole time.     

That’s a lot of hooch 

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5 hours ago, scine09 said:

He was way over the line a lot.  Some of the stuff he would say was completely out of line, even for this message board.

 

He was far too mild

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31 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

 

He was far too mild

He was spot on about JRob needing to go and then called out Callahan for lack of play calling experience even before he was hired.

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1 minute ago, ctm said:

He was spot on about JRob needing to go and then called out Callahan for lack of play calling experience even before he was hired.

 

He was a good poster and usually right on

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1 hour ago, OILERMAN said:

 

McCareins became a full time starter in year 3 with the Titans. He blew up with 800+ yards and over 17 yds per catch. The Titans traded him to the Jets for a 2nd round pick. The Jets gave him 30 mill with a 6 mill signing bonus. 

 

NWI? lol, he wasn't even given a restricted free agent tender by the Titans, he shopped himself around and ended up signing for less than the restricted free agent tender back with the Titans. He signed for peanuts with the Fins and had 89 yards. 

 

McCareins was a solid #2 WR, NWI was a STer who shouldn't be on the field on offense. 

 

The comparison is laughable

Hey now, NWI was a great blocker...

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44 minutes ago, Somedude said:

I use his skull as a cereal bowl. 

In remembrance of the fallen I hope it's a bowl of Grape Nuts paired with a cool glass of Metamucil

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3 hours ago, ctm said:

He was spot on about JRob needing to go and then called out Callahan for lack of play calling experience even before he was hired.

He just rode the fence w/Oman until Oman made his decision then he took Oman's pipe all night til he woke up amongst scattered mail and the lingering smell of licked letter glue. 

 

It was so bad I honestly thought Bud was an alt account. Honestly, he could be actually Paul Kuharsky. He has a cousin in Seattle. 

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Not suspicious AT ALL:

 

No, BudsOilers on TitansReport and Paul Kuharsky do not share the exact same views in real time, though they are both known for sharing highly critical, anti-homer perspectives on the Tennessee Titans.

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The Style: Kuharsky approaches the team through the lens of traditional, objective (and often combative) media reporting. BudsOilers views the team from a fan perspective, albeit one that is heavily cynical. [1]

The Shared Sentiment: Both are routinely polarizing within the Titans fanbase for refusing to look at the team through "rose-colored glasses." On the Titans Report forums, users frequently compare their bleak or realist assessments of coaches, draft picks, and front-office decisions. [1, 2]

While they frequently arrive at similar, harsh conclusions about the state of the franchise, they form their opinions independently from entirely different positions—one as a credentialed press member at the facility and the other as a prominent forum commentator. [1, 2]

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7 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

 

McCareins became a full time starter in year 3 with the Titans. He blew up with 800+ yards and over 17 yds per catch. The Titans traded him to the Jets for a 2nd round pick. The Jets gave him 30 mill with a 6 mill signing bonus. 

 

NWI? lol, he wasn't even given a restricted free agent tender by the Titans, he shopped himself around and ended up signing for less than the restricted free agent tender back with the Titans. He signed for peanuts with the Fins and had 89 yards. 

 

McCareins was a solid #2 WR, NWI was a STer who shouldn't be on the field on offense. 

 

The comparison is laughable


And? If the titans were worth a damn when NWI was here, we would have gotten more. You also bash the GMs that were here during NWIs time so... your argument is against itself. 
 

Both were average WRs with wayyy too much hype for the trash production (catch and success rate in the low 40s? lol)

 

One had great QBs and was used as a deep threat but was only productive because no one was paying attention to him. 
 

 The other had compete dogshit QBs and was more of a red zone threat but only productive because of the same reasons yet still scored more points in way less games and is better by a solid margin on most advanced stats. 
 

You are confusing good QB play with good WR play. 

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21 hours ago, OILERMAN said:

 

At the 0.09 mark Jake dove into the EZ!  I was at that game and tears started welling up in my eyes.  We got another Steve!!  That s.o.b. played like Ironman, unfortunately in reality he was Tin Man.

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20 hours ago, Starkiller said:

Locker could have easily been an NFL backup for years. The fact that he just walked away after his rookie contract expired says a lot. 

He played for the fun/love of the game.  

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