I also saw something about a social media aspect of the issues with Hill but mostly being an asshole to the other RB's and coaches and not accepting where he fit on the team.
In short, a dummy.
Hill also made headlines for threatening to cut ties with the school if the state of Mississippi did not change its flag to remove the Confederate battle emblem
Not a good fit in Sconnie.
Good Riddens
@Iowacheese posted:Hill also made headlines for threatening to cut ties with the school if the state of Mississippi did not change its flag to remove the Confederate battle emblem
Not a good fit in Sconnie.
Good Riddens
OMG, he’s practically a serial killer.😂😂😂
@PackerHawk posted:I also saw something about a social media aspect of the issues with Hill but mostly being an asshole to the other RB's and coaches and not accepting where he fit on the team.
In short, a dummy.
He plays a position where the starter(s) get hurt in the NFL a lot. It’s not like he was sitting behind a 23 year old Favre playing QB. If he just shut up, toed the line, likely he’d see some playing time sooner than later. Agree, dum dum
@Tavis Smiley posted:And he called Rodgers a "Cracker".
Ritz or Soda?
@RochNyFan posted:Ritz or Soda?
Townhouse......yummmm
@Goalline posted:OMG, he’s practically a serial killer.😂😂😂
Pretty much equally frowned upon in Wisconsin.
"This was general manager Brian Gutekunst’s fifth draft. His third-round picks have been linebacker Oren Burks in 2018, tight end Jace Sternberger in 2019, tight end Josiah Deguara in 2020, Rodgers in 2021 and offensive lineman Sean Rhyan in 2022. Combined, they started 12 games for the Packers. Only two of the five are on the roster, with Deguara averaging 14 snaps per game and Rhyan playing exactly one snap on special teams.
Deguara, with 11 catches this season and two career touchdowns, has been the best of the bunch, obviously, though that is sort of like being class valedictorian with a 2.0 GPA.
There’s no sugarcoating Gutekunst’s third-round selections. The five players have combined to start 14 games. (Note: Burks has started two games this season for the 49ers.) Only the Philadelphia Eagles got fewer starts from their third-round picks, with their three selections having contributed nine starts.
Two points on that. First, the Eagles traded away their third-round picks in 2018 and 2019. In 2018, they acquired cornerback Ronald Darby, a starter who helped them win the Super Bowl. At the trade deadline in 2019, they acquired receiver Golden Tate, who caught the game-winning touchdown in the playoff game at Chicago.
Second, the Eagles’ 2021 third-rounder, defensive tackle Milton Williams, has had a bigger role than any Packers third-rounder since 2016 draft pick Kyler Fackrell. Williams, who has three sacks and eight tackles for losses in about 1 2/3 seasons, played 456 snaps as a rookie and is on pace to hit that number again while playing on a loaded defensive line. Fackrell played 623 for the Packers in 2018, when he had a one-year-wonder season of 10.5 sacks."
Solution: trade our 3rd round pick for next year.
Cue the "Gute's poor results from trading-up" response in 3,2,1...
Just don’t get the pick in on time, I seem to recall some other team doing this😅
Just let someone from X4 make the pick, they will be sure to get it right.
@PackerHawk posted:I also saw something about a social media aspect of the issues with Hill but mostly being an asshole to the other RB's and coaches and not accepting where he fit on the team.
In short, a dummy.
Yep, on the pre-pre-game show on the Packer flagship station 97.3 the Game, they just said Hill was a major goof-off.
TOUCHDOWN AMARI RODGERS!!! First career touchdown for the new Houston Texan!
— Austin Pendergist (@apthirteen) December 11, 2022
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Texans coach Lovie Smith on Amari Rodgers: 'Sometimes, we need a second chance. He's been a pro about everything. He's smart. He's bright. He's got ability. Now, his number was called, thought he stepped up to the plate. Looked comfortable.'
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) December 12, 2022
Hope he continues to get his career back on track in Texas.
@michiganjoe posted:Texans coach Lovie Smith on Amari Rodgers: 'Sometimes, we need a second chance. He's been a pro about everything. He's smart. He's bright. He's got ability. Now, his number was called, thought he stepped up to the plate. Looked comfortable.'
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) December 12, 2022Hope he continues to get his career back on track in Texas.
If he does I wonder if Houston will send him back to us like they did with Cobb.
Biggest mistake was leaving him on punt returns for so long. They should have taken that job away after a few games and just let him play WR.
He wasn't seeing snaps on O for a reason, justified or not.
Lack of trust from the QB and acquisition of Cobb to appease AR both limited his playing time in the offense. All indications are he was a good person and teammate and hope he has success with the Texans.
@DH13 posted:He wasn't seeing snaps on O for a reason, justified or not.
Yeah, I know but then injuries happened and there was opportunity. At some point you just put the WR that you traded up for in the 3rd round out on the field. Letting him return punts to try to justify the pick was just stupid.
Way too early, but how he does in Houston will tell me how 12 treats teammates when they are competing against his buddy.
It was reported that when Amari Rodgers arrived from Green Bay, Davis Mills told him, “This is the only hand signal you’ll need to know here,” as he made the shape of a heart with his hands.
— Seth C. Payne (@SethCPayne) December 24, 2022
*this was never reported
Wasn’t Rodgers signed by the Texans BEFORE signal-gate was written about? I call bullshit.
Yeah, I mean, it's not like the media would drum fake shit up to get clicks or anything...
You mean Aaron Rodgers doesn't kick cancer lady in the balls?
Depending on the cancer she might not even be able to keep her balls anyway.
AMARI RODGERS HIT THE JETS! 💨 TD @USFLStallions 🐎 pic.twitter.com/T1FudpLJgC
— United Football League (@TheUFL) April 21, 2024
I was a Russian major in college. I'm a Theodore, and the Russian equivalent is Fyodor (as in Dostoyevsky). But in Russian, when you're on a first name basis with someone, the general practice is to use short forms, like Vanya for Ivan, Sasha for Aleksandr, Masha for Maria, and so on.
Among the short forms for Fyodor is Fedya, and when I first got internet access a quarter century ago I found that Fedya was a handle rarely used on any site that didn't have Russians using it, so I picked it for my email handle and nickname on a bunch of sites.
And now you know... the rest of the story.
Now you’re gonna have a bunch of weirdos stalking you out 😳
Trying to figure out how Vanya is short for Ivan.
