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Post by Rimrock on Jul 22, 2018 7:34:29 GMT -7
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Post by 70'sCardFan on Jul 22, 2018 11:12:22 GMT -7
Can you put counter on message board header instead of the advertisements?  |
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Post by Rimrock on Jul 22, 2018 11:28:04 GMT -7
Can you put counter on message board header instead of the advertisements? Not without $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ |
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Post by Rimrock on Jul 22, 2018 19:49:48 GMT -7
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Post by Zaz on Jul 22, 2018 21:31:35 GMT -7
Whats unfortunate is this will be the 1st time the entire teams (vets and rooks) will be together this year. Meaning...there will probably be a meeting week 1....about Keim. Bad way to start the new season. How are rooks suppose to sit there and hear their GM just got his 2nd extreme DUI, and then be told to conduct themselves as professionals? easy...sk screwed up, he was punished-rookies can be told :if you screw up you will be punished also. the sk mess shouldn't make the rookies think its ok for them to screw up-they should concentrate on making the roster. every year the nfl along with former players hold meetings with rookies warning them about any off field issues and every year there are a few rookies who don't pay attention. More like "if you screw up, youll get a slap on the wrist". Which isnt true. As you said, former players tell the rooks if you screw up, youll pay dearly. Only GMs get slaps on the wrist. Theres just no way around it. Keeping Keim completely undermines the integrity and authority of this teams leadership. He cant tell those players a damn thing about staying out trouble going forward. I actually read a very interesting article in the AZ Republic today mentioning how deputy GM Mcdonough (who was a finalist for the 9ers GM job) will be interim GM...if he does well, who knows, maybe theyll fire Keim after all. Very interesting. |
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Post by knobby on Jul 22, 2018 22:59:43 GMT -7
easy...sk screwed up, he was punished-rookies can be told :if you screw up you will be punished also. the sk mess shouldn't make the rookies think its ok for them to screw up-they should concentrate on making the roster. every year the nfl along with former players hold meetings with rookies warning them about any off field issues and every year there are a few rookies who don't pay attention. More like "if you screw up, youll get a slap on the wrist". Which isnt true. As you said, former players tell the rooks if you screw up, youll pay dearly. Only GMs get slaps on the wrist. Theres just no way around it. Keeping Keim completely undermines the integrity and authority of this teams leadership. He cant tell those players a damn thing about staying out trouble going forward. I actually read a very interesting article in the AZ Republic today mentioning how deputy GM Mcdonough (who was a finalist for the 9ers GM job) will be interim GM...if he does well, who knows, maybe theyll fire Keim after all. Very interesting. Hmmm. Did the article use the Deputy GM title for McDonough? If so, once again the Cards published info does not mention that, only TM as VP of Player Personnel. Maybe they don't bother to list additional titles or responsibilities... or understudies. Or perhaps that title magically was applied after The Incident.
We shall see what develops.
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Post by jeffcardinalfan on Jul 23, 2018 3:40:21 GMT -7
easy...sk screwed up, he was punished-rookies can be told :if you screw up you will be punished also. the sk mess shouldn't make the rookies think its ok for them to screw up-they should concentrate on making the roster. every year the nfl along with former players hold meetings with rookies warning them about any off field issues and every year there are a few rookies who don't pay attention. More like "if you screw up, youll get a slap on the wrist". Which isnt true. As you said, former players tell the rooks if you screw up, youll pay dearly. Only GMs get slaps on the wrist. Theres just no way around it. Keeping Keim completely undermines the integrity and authority of this teams leadership. He cant tell those players a damn thing about staying out trouble going forward. I actually read a very interesting article in the AZ Republic today mentioning how deputy GM Mcdonough (who was a finalist for the 9ers GM job) will be interim GM...if he does well, who knows, maybe theyll fire Keim after all. Very interesting. on the other hand, had sk been a minority there would have been a huge outcry as to how unfairly he was treated. |
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Post by biggs on Jul 23, 2018 6:19:00 GMT -7
More like "if you screw up, youll get a slap on the wrist". Which isnt true. As you said, former players tell the rooks if you screw up, youll pay dearly. Only GMs get slaps on the wrist. Theres just no way around it. Keeping Keim completely undermines the integrity and authority of this teams leadership. He cant tell those players a damn thing about staying out trouble going forward. I actually read a very interesting article in the AZ Republic today mentioning how deputy GM Mcdonough (who was a finalist for the 9ers GM job) will be interim GM...if he does well, who knows, maybe theyll fire Keim after all. Very interesting. on the other hand, had sk been a minority there would have been a huge outcry as to how unfairly he was treated. There would be no outcry he would have been canned the next day. See how that works... |
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Post by biggs on Jul 23, 2018 6:23:11 GMT -7
easy...sk screwed up, he was punished-rookies can be told :if you screw up you will be punished also. the sk mess shouldn't make the rookies think its ok for them to screw up-they should concentrate on making the roster. every year the nfl along with former players hold meetings with rookies warning them about any off field issues and every year there are a few rookies who don't pay attention. More like "if you screw up, youll get a slap on the wrist". Which isnt true. As you said, former players tell the rooks if you screw up, youll pay dearly. Only GMs get slaps on the wrist. Theres just no way around it. Keeping Keim completely undermines the integrity and authority of this teams leadership. He cant tell those players a damn thing about staying out trouble going forward. I actually read a very interesting article in the AZ Republic today mentioning how deputy GM Mcdonough (who was a finalist for the 9ers GM job) will be interim GM...if he does well, who knows, maybe theyll fire Keim after all. Very interesting. Rookies, unlike SK don't have a record of performance. SK retains his job because he has a track record that the owner weighed against his behavior. He also has a relationship with the organization. If a player like SK had just gotten extended with a bonus the team would have likely treated him the same way. 1 or 2 games and 1 or 2 paychecks. There's a difference between someone with a track record and someone who is essentially trying out for a job. |
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Post by Zaz on Jul 23, 2018 8:37:22 GMT -7
More like "if you screw up, youll get a slap on the wrist". Which isnt true. As you said, former players tell the rooks if you screw up, youll pay dearly. Only GMs get slaps on the wrist. Theres just no way around it. Keeping Keim completely undermines the integrity and authority of this teams leadership. He cant tell those players a damn thing about staying out trouble going forward. I actually read a very interesting article in the AZ Republic today mentioning how deputy GM Mcdonough (who was a finalist for the 9ers GM job) will be interim GM...if he does well, who knows, maybe theyll fire Keim after all. Very interesting. Hmmm. Did the article use the Deputy GM title for McDonough? If so, once again the Cards published info does not mention that, only TM as VP of Player Personnel. Maybe they don't bother to list additional titles or responsibilities... or understudies. Or perhaps that title magically was applied after The Incident.
We shall see what develops.
Yes it did. Im not sure thats his official title within the Cards org (Hes actually the VP of player personnel), but I think "Deputy GM" is essentially his function. He is definitely #2. Remember Jason Licht was #2 as well, "Deputy GM". and he went on to become a GM just like Mcdonough almost did this summer. |
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Post by belac44 on Jul 25, 2018 13:47:22 GMT -7
Cards have signed linebacker Arhur Moats former Bill (I think) and Steeler. Supposed to be perfect at Mike LB. Good for depth and special teams.
Mike Mitchell former Carolina Safety also doing a physical today. Not a huge fan of his as he is dirty and hasn’t done anything in years. They must have some concerns about safety to be looking at him.
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Post by Rimrock on Jul 25, 2018 16:40:31 GMT -7
It` beginning to sound a lot like FOOTBALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by belac44 on Jul 25, 2018 17:12:37 GMT -7
And we Signed Tre Boston the safety from the Chargers instead. Love that signing much more than the thought of Mitchell.
In 2017 Boston started 15 games at free safety for the Chargers, recording career-highs of 79 tackles, eight passes defensed, and five interceptions.
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Post by cptmohog on Jul 25, 2018 17:14:08 GMT -7
Tre Boston signed instead!
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Post by 70'sCardFan on Jul 26, 2018 16:55:16 GMT -7
What’s up with the training camp schedule. I’m watching all these teams starting camp today on the NFL network and we don’t start until Saturday. What’s up with that? Dang!!! 🙁
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