Thread: VJ presser.....

Originally Posted by GEM

Cj had played hard behind this shit line. Don't see the right tackle or left guard showing that kind of emotion.

CJ's been one of the only bright spots on that offense.

CJ and Sanders give it their all every game. Can't really say that about many other guys on that side of the ball.

Originally Posted by ShaneFalco

I dont blame you CJ

Holy shit these guy's are feeling it.... Who says they don't give a ****? They care, they just don't have the quarterback and the few more pieces to make a difference.

Originally Posted by GEM

Gotta respect CJ for feeling that.

Pointing fingers only at himself while talking only about what he did to contribute to the loss. That's what you hope every player & coach is doing.

I hope the players and coaches are working to stop making stupid mistakes, which hasn't been the case for at least 6 games now.

But yeah, I guess contrition is good too... in a way.

Sometimes it's good too hit rock bottom, very humbling for alot of these guys who haven't had a terrible humbling season. Plus a top 3 pick and a group of guys coming back next year knowing that what they thought they were? Wasn't shit! Get to work, get better!

Originally Posted by wayninja

I wish I was there to give CJ one of my patented pep-talks;

Hey, bud, listen. We all know you wanted to show up for your team. But your team just sucks man. It just really sucks. It's ok to suck along with those guys. Those guys are your teammates, and the trash product you guys bring to the field week in and week out is leaving the fan base numb. Numb is better than pain, man. You cool? Numb it up bro.

Too bad that’s patented. I’d like to use it.

Originally Posted by DT88TheGreat

Holy shit these guy's are feeling it.... Who says they don't give a ****? They care, they just don't have the quarterback and the few more pieces to make a difference.

You know who ain’t feeling it? Damaryius Thomas. Never has, never will.

Originally Posted by LawDog

You know who ain’t feeling it? Damaryius Thomas. Never has, never will.

Well, at least he didn't go soft.

His hands, anyway.

Originally Posted by LawDog

You know who ain’t feeling it? Damaryius Thomas. Never has, never will.

Thomas has been through too much real ife trauma too cry over a game, doesn't mean he doesn't care though. Smh

Originally Posted by DT88TheGreat

Thomas has been through too much real ife trauma too cry over a game, doesn't mean he doesn't care though. Smh

But he cashes those checks don’t he? If he was worth a shit he’d care, regardless of the mistakes his momma and grandma made. Another dumbass take...

So if you don't cry you don't care..... Lol okay little buddy.

Ain’t your buddy, ain’t little. Ain’t got any more time to waste on your dumb ass.

If you say so buddy.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

Wouldn't be the first concerns we've heard about his work ethic. If it's the end of his second year and the only reason he isn't playing is because he's not working hard enough, cut that loser at the end of the year and move on.

I could have read Elway's meaning wrong, but I took that not him saying that Lynch isn't working hard, but that right now their focus isn't on next year and developing Lynch, but in ending the losing streak, and for that you have to work hard every day and then focus on winning on Sunday.

Now, that said, I can also see how he could be saying that Lynch isn't working hard day in and day out, and that's why he's not starting, but if that's the reason, why promote him to second string.

My take, and it could very well be wrong, is that they were looking at this game as one that if they could get the win, that while a longshot, the playoffs were still possible. Heck, if they had won, they would have only bee two games behind the Chiefs.

Originally Posted by Tned

I could have read Elway's meaning wrong, but I took that not him saying that Lynch isn't working hard, but that right now their focus isn't on next year and developing Lynch, but in ending the losing streak, and for that you have to work hard every day and then focus on winning on Sunday.

Now, that said, I can also see how he could be saying that Lynch isn't working hard day in and day out, and that's why he's not starting, but if that's the reason, why promote him to second string.

My take, and it could very well be wrong, is that they were looking at this game as one that if they could get the win, that while a longshot, the playoffs were still possible. Heck, if they had won, they would have only bee two games behind the Chiefs.

You think it's possible there's a mental issue with Lynch? I believed VJ hinted at that a few weeks ago saying something along the lines of not being "physically or mentally ready"