I've lived in NY my entire life except while I was in the Army and I know/remember how the media hyped the NY Mets, "This is the year we turn it around ....". With these guys, "Now, don't forget to hit the Like/Subscribe button". Another thing that drives me crazy, Now let's not jump the gun (and you know what follows). I would think that more people would listen if they offered a speck of hope. But, maybe they don't want to jump the gun.
They are podcasters, not real journalist. Without likes and subscribes they are just random dudes like you or me posting about the Cardinals. Most of their social media posts are just reposts referencing other real journalist's reportings.
Middle finger emoji seems about right now…
You cannot.
If you want sunshine and roses and best-case scenarios only, you can stream state media on 98.7.
Isn't that what that little blue circle thing is??? I better put my glasses on...
Yes - bad teams can have good players. I don't see anywhere where I argued differently. My position was specific to the Cardinals situation, where you can very clearly see that Budda has had little impact on us winning over the last 4 seasons. We're going to be bad for at least the next 2-3 seasons, so I don't see much point in keeping him around if you can get something for him.
That's not my argument - you're generalizing my position to the point of irrelevance. My argument is that in certain situations, it makes sense for teams to sell high on players that aren't likely to be a part of the next successful Cardinals team.
I've been pretty clear throughout my time here that this team is in desperate need of above average players to have any hopes of contending. At this point, we have like 2-3 of those players total in a division loaded with talent, so we're so far behind the other teams that I don't see us catching up anytime soon.
There has been plenty of speculation to that effect, or a 3rd.
I don't think they do.
You had plenty of people who were happy to jettison Zach Allen. I wasn't one of those people.
Yeah, often it feels like any action is a waste of time, because of how far we are behind the 8 ball in terms of roster talent/execution/front office and ownership issues.
Oh my
I actually feel that they are far more positive about the Cards then the team deserves. Sure they rightly blast them for the Brissett fiasco but otherwise say the team will win at least 6 to 7 games which is far more than the national media and most posters here.
That's fair...my response was a little dramatic.
There is no reason this team should take 2 or 3 years to be a playoff contender. Maybe this is the crux of our differing viewpoints.
This is also wild to me.
You must think we're much further along with our talent/coaching staff/FO than I do.
Until I see this team go through another 4 or 5 win season and keep Monti, I think he gets fired and I don't think they could do much worse.
Regression to the mean
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Another tough indictment on LOssenfort's incompetence in executing his own plan to build through the draft.
good for him...That is a hard decision to make and he chose wellCardinals' Travis Vokolek retires at age 28 because of neck injury
During a game last season, Cardinals tight end Travis Vokolek was taken off the field on a stretcher after a collision while blocking on a kickoff.
During a game last season, Cardinals tight end Travis Vokolek was taken off the field on a stretcher after a collision while blocking on a kickoff. That proved to be the last play of his career.
Vokolek wrote on social media that he is retiring on doctors’ advice because of the seriousness of the neck injury he suffered on that play.
I been requesting a "WTF?" for quite some time
i'd say the cardinals are more likely to win the superbowl (then their division)
