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I’m not really sure of the point of this post, but I will say a few things.
Joey Bosa was an absolute dominant force in college football.
When he gets completely healthy, Joey Bosa is going to be a dominant force in pro football.
Why bash him? Why celebrate his injuries? Because he’s from Ohio State? You hate the Chargers? I don’t get it.
Because like a little bitch he held out because he knows he’s a bust. Then he comes back to practice and gets injured because he doesn’t care about football at all and didn’t stay in shape. He’s a problem child. He’s a mother pre-Madonna who wants to Vogue on a pile of cash.
Freedom!!!
Because he held out? You are a moron. You are purely clueless why he held out. No NFL player would have taken what he was offered. And he is purely far from a bust. His numbers are almost identical to JJ Watts college numbers.
Again, soup showing is excellent football knowledge.
Hue Jackson is a loser.
When I heard he held out, I thought he was being ridiculous. But, then I looked a little deeper.
The Chargers made him an offer that was not commensurate with his pick, which his agent told the Chargers about 5 hours after he received it. The Chargers then waited over weeks without saying anything, then bitched to the media about it, then they said they would lower their offer because there wasn’t enough time for him to get ready for the regular season.
The Chargers treated Bosa like shit, and frankly, I’m surprised he agreed to sign with them at all. Can’t fault him for holding out to get what he’s rightly owed.
Oh, so college now translates to NFL success guaranteed. That’s interesting.
Where did I say guaranteed? I simply said they have the same numbers in college.
Do you not draft a player on college numbers? OR DO YOU NEED A FUCKING GUARANTEE?
Hue Jackson is a loser.
When I heard he held out, I thought he was being ridiculous. But, then I looked a little deeper.
The Chargers made him an offer that was not commensurate with his pick, which his agent told the Chargers about 5 hours after he received it. The Chargers then waited over weeks without saying anything, then bitched to the media about it, then they said they would lower their offer because there wasn’t enough time for him to get ready for the regular season.
The Chargers treated Bosa like shit, and frankly, I’m surprised he agreed to sign with them at all. Can’t fault him for holding out to get what he’s rightly owed.my question is why is he the only player to have this happen to him and why is the only organization to repeatedly doing this to player the chargers?
eli said he would never play for them….wonder why. shottenheimer has amazing records with them and gets fired……yet, we have to deal with some moron on a forum telling us otherwise.
Hue Jackson is a loser.
One time I made myself some mac n cheese, but I guess I didn’t stir it enough because I ended up chewing on a big ball of cheese powder halfway through my meal.
You need to add milk to that shit Ice, you could stir all day long but if there’s not enough milk in there man, it’s just not gonna get it done.
Because like a little bitch he held out because he knows he’s a bust.
I really need to start a database of the absurd shit you say. I would have it organized by both topic and a numerical rating system for easy reference and searchability. Something simple like a 1-10 system. 1 being the lowest level of crazy, 10 being the area you usually hang around in, just complete nutter butter wacko jacko.
This Bosa line above I’d rate about a 6. The entire sentence is borderline nonsensical, but it’s not quite up to your usual level of “wait what the fuck did he just say?”-inducing blatherings. It’s still in the top half of the whackjob scale though.
FWIW, San Diego has a history of players that hold out. This is saying nothing to the good or bad of Bosa, but I’ve heard they are very bullish in the front office, and some guys just don’t like being pushed around.
And DAMN Soup, why the hate? It’s almost like you wanted the dude to fail.
So, in light of that, I’ve decided to make light of that.
Who cares Bosa was a great college player and he might or might not make an impact in the N.F.L my take was he’d never fit in a 3-4 defense and was glad the Browns didn’t get him.
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