Skillet Hands 2: The Rob Housler Story

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[LoyaltyisaCurse]

Dishpan hands go perfect with Palmover, Um Palmolive.

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

Coming to a theater near you this holiday season!

The Housler pick baffled everyone and was a reach by everyone's standards. But the original skillet hands was a top 20 pick in a very good draft. I will never forget the day that the Cardinals selected Bryant Johnson and Calvin Pace. A baffling disaster

 

[vince56]

The Housler pick baffled everyone and was a reach by everyone's standards. But the original skillet hands was a top 20 pick in a very good draft. I will never forget the day that the Cardinals selected Bryant Johnson and Calvin Pace. A baffling disaster

Their second round pick of Boldin more than made up for it though.

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

Their second round pick of Boldin more than made up for it though.

No it didn't. They would have drafted Boldin even if they didn't botch the first round in historic fashion.

 

[vince56]

No it didn't. They would have drafted Boldin even if they didn't botch the first round in historic fashion.

Suggs in the first would've been awesome, no doubt.

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

Suggs in the first would've been awesome, no doubt.

Or even the trade down and two respectable picks instead of Johnson and Pace. Thankfully, times have changed and I don't think that we will ever see that kind of ineptitude on draft day again. But Boldin was Boldin; greatest rookie receiver of all time.

 

[kerouac9]

The Housler pick baffled everyone and was a reach by everyone's standards. But the original skillet hands was a top 20 pick in a very good draft. I will never forget the day that the Cardinals selected Bryant Johnson and Calvin Pace. A baffling disaster

Poppycock. That draft was terrible, which is why Pace and Johnson ended up being top 18 picks.

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

Poppycock. That draft was terrible, which is why Pace and Johnson ended up being top 18 picks.

Ranked as the second best draft class of the past 25 years by bleacher report

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-nfl-draft-class-of-the-last-25-years/page/25

 

[kerouac9]

Ranked as the second best draft class of the past 25 years by bleacher report

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-nfl-draft-class-of-the-last-25-years/page/25

Oh... Well, if BLEACHER REPORT says so.... LOL.

Look at the next 10 picks after Bryant Johnson and Calvin Pace, and there's just not much there to regret.

 

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I have been lucky enough to spend some time with Suggs and yeah, he wanted to be here. Buy that's not the point of this thread

 

[Duckjake]

The Housler pick baffled everyone and was a reach by everyone's standards. But the original skillet hands was a top 20 pick in a very good draft. I will never forget the day that the Cardinals selected Bryant Johnson and Calvin Pace. A baffling disaster

Calvin Pace. Now in his 11th NFL season with 10 sacks so far this season. Draft a prototype 3-4 OLB and play him at 4-3 DE.

You gotta love Cardinal drafting.

Oh yeah and Housler is just goofy. I wonder if he's all there. Just seems like he's out in left field sometimes during the games.

 

[ajcardfan]

Loved the fact that he was benched after that first drive. Both balls should've been caught. Complete BS that he cost us a TD, or at least a FG, on that first drive.

 

[GimmedaBall]

Housler has been given plenty of chances. Two big misses in the most important game of the year. Not sure if he gets to play any more this year . . . or make the cut next year.

 

[BullheadCardFan]

Dishpan hands go perfect with Palmover, Um Palmolive.

Lol

 

[seesred]

We won and Housler did not play well! Move on!

GBR
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[Duckjake]

We won and Housler did not play well! Move on!

GBR
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Winning a game does not excuse a poor performance by an individual player. The coaches don't think that way why should we?

 

[bankybruce]

Amazing that he can run over 250 LB, but a ball thrown at him knocks him down like a rag doll.

 

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I don't get the impression that he has any idea what's happening. He is just clueless. He isn't skillet hands so much as he's skillet brain.

 

[HoodieBets]

I don't get the impression that he has any idea what's happening. He is just clueless. He isn't skillet hands so much as he's skillet brain.

He's gronk without the ability

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[ThunderCard]

I don't get the impression that he has any idea what's happening. He is just clueless. He isn't skillet hands so much as he's skillet brain.

I agree he looks totally lost out there. I thought a few weeks ago he was starting to bring it together, however mentally he is just not on the same page. What I also don't like is when he does catch the ball he then has that stupid grin.

Cards should go TE shopping this off season.

 

[SECTION 11]

I think he's just dumb. He doesn't realize that as a receiver there may be a chance that a ball could come his way.

 

[SECTION 11]

Maybe he's just punch drunk from having so many balls hit him in the face.
Oh my.

 

[crisper57]

Skillet face


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[Cardiac]

We won and Housler did not play well! Move on!

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I'm with you. Housler has had several good games in a row until this one. He's no Gronk or Graham at this point but he isn't the worthless piece of crap some believe he is.

That pass to him in the endzone was deflected at the los.

As we have all witnessed everyone on the O has been slower than expected on picking up BA's Offense. Housler coming form a tiny college may take a little longer for this O to become second nature.

I still want us to draft another TE by rd 4 this upcoming draft.