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Here is where you can roast Chris Brown for being a complete wuss that can not stay on the field. I'd rather have Dominick Davis in a full body cast being pushed on a dolley by a full back. Chris Brown had a few decent plays but he runs too high and his feet tangle up beneath him exposing him to risk of injury which all to often is the case. He is like the Yugoslavian car "Yugo" ... sure, he looks like a great deal on paper and might be rated for great mpg but do you really want to risk being stuck in the middle of nowhere when he breaks down?
Here is where you can roast Chris Brown for being a complete wuss that can not stay on the field. I'd rather have Dominick Davis in a full body cast being pushed on a dolley by a full back. Chris Brown had a few decent plays but he runs too high and his feet tangle up beneath him exposing him to risk of injury which all to often is the case. He is like the Yugoslavian car "Yugo" ... sure, he looks like a great deal on paper and might be rated for great mpg but do you really want to risk being stuck in the middle of nowhere when he breaks down?
Reading your post entrance, I was getting ready to put the gloves on. Key word; durable. He's played what 2, 3 quarters. After the first quarter against the Saints, he sat on the sidelines puking. Chris, get your resume ready.
I'm still disturbed about all these injuries over the years. Fridays Tennessean listed our injury report prior to the Denver game and it had to have atleast 18 names on it. Denver listed about 6 if my poor memory serves me right. Somebody is doing something wrong somewhere!
I'm still disturbed about all these injuries over the years. Fridays Tennessean listed our injury report prior to the Denver game and it had to have atleast 18 names on it. Denver listed about 6 if my poor memory serves me right. Somebody is doing something wrong somewhere!
Its preseason. Plain and simple.
The outcome of preseason dooes not matter.
The coaaches just want the runningbacks to get some contact, knock the rust off and see the RBs read their blocks
The outcome of preseason dooes not matter.
The coaaches just want the runningbacks to get some contact, knock the rust off and see the RBs read their blocks
FightinTitan said:
You're right, F-to-the-T, but vanilla on vanilla is just about playing football, and last night they showed just how far we have to go.
We're at least a year and a couple more FA moves away. (I'm not speaking doom-and-gloom after 2 preseason games, this has been my stance all along...)
REALITY :
Chris Brown will NOT last 16 games
(any plans to trade him should be implemented now)
Chris Brown will NOT last 16 games
(any plans to trade him should be implemented now)
Maybe we should start a little bit of a pool... which player sits out a game first, C. Brown or the ratbirds own S. McNair.:ha:
I say we trade Brown to the Jets and get Justin McCareins back, then let Henry/LenDale fight it out or even go out and re-sign Eddie George, he can't be any worse and I won't have to listen to his bad game commentary anymore
looks like doom and gloom...
If the Titans do a complete 180* next week against the Falcons and play fundamentaly good football I will think this has been some strange nightmare that smacks of last season... Otherwise, the fact that Brown either limps out of or barfs on to every start... (deep breath) Chris Brown is a situational back, nothing more. They should stop running him inside. He's a wuss that doesn't protect himself out there. At least he was last night anyways.
The outcome of the preseaon may not matter but that was just some very bad football out there last night. It was a terrible indication of things to come and an all too unforgetable reminder of how things have been.Those guys looked like they didn't even know what chemistry is let alone have it. If Chris Brown is dinged or done before the trade dead line, what does it matter? The dude clearly can not be counted on to be there for us week in and week outFightinTitan said:
he's out soon because he prefers the training table to the pine. He left that game last night. I do not believe for one minute that they slapped him on the back of the helmet and said, "good job son." He got cut down like a rain forest for slash and burn cattle grazing. :bs: I'm dadgum serious. The Cows would have flattened us out there we were so pathetic in every aspect. The Titans were abysmal. They looked like the Jacksonville game, Pittsburgh Game and Indianapolis game at home all rolled into one.Gunny said:
Puck said:
That is a perfect even money pool to run if you are a bookie. If you adjust the odds accordingly you could cash in on a perfect skim.Big TT said:
You know, the Jets aren't too happy with Jmac. I bet they would gladly trade him back they are so hard up for a RB. I did at one point turn down the fm broadcast to hear what Eddie was saying. All three of those guys just started going on about how they have never seen a poorer exhibition of Titans football. They looked kinda miffed.ncaalover12 said:
If the Titans do a complete 180* next week against the Falcons and play fundamentaly good football I will think this has been some strange nightmare that smacks of last season... Otherwise, the fact that Brown either limps out of or barfs on to every start... (deep breath) Chris Brown is a situational back, nothing more. They should stop running him inside. He's a wuss that doesn't protect himself out there. At least he was last night anyways.
CB IS a third down back plain and simple - not that there is anything wrong with that
I say we give him to the ratbirds, like we always do.:ravens:ncaalover12 said:
By the way, very eye-catching title.
Why did Chris Brown cross the road? To get to the hospital on the other side.
I've always found it funny that people like BP are trying to run Brown out of town for having injury issues, yet Albert is treated like royalty even though he's missed as much, if not more, time with injuries...
SEC a little homework please!
Dominick davis has missed the same number of starts the last two years as chris brown. Davis is not a durable back either!
Dominick davis has missed the same number of starts the last two years as chris brown. Davis is not a durable back either!
so you'd rather DD who has the same amount of games as CB in the past two seasons with 246 more rushing yards on an extra 76 carries and barely a 4 yard per carry average?
no thanks.
no thanks.
Well, Houston passed up on Bush to keep DD, so they must think he has the biz, he did have some good games last year.
GoT said:
And from what I saw of Lendale the other night, Brown's role will be simply a change of pace/3rd down back shortly. No more than 10 carries a game and he will become an improtant part of this offense.
Gunny...
Don't be putting words in my mouth I just said DD is not a good example of a durable back. It's like complaining about brown's durability and saying you rather have fred taylor.
Why is brown's durability an issue anyway? We have lendale white now and he looks darn good. Next year brown won't be here.
A bigger issue is that we dumped nash a guy we could use next year and beyond.
Don't be putting words in my mouth I just said DD is not a good example of a durable back. It's like complaining about brown's durability and saying you rather have fred taylor.
Why is brown's durability an issue anyway? We have lendale white now and he looks darn good. Next year brown won't be here.
A bigger issue is that we dumped nash a guy we could use next year and beyond.
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