Why Does Campanaro Get A Pass?

[Ravenstatsman]

Sorry but this guy is no Danny Amendola and we won't know if he's close to being a Danny Amendola until he can prove it on the field. This is not an emotional issue, it's a football issue, though some people find it hard to separate the two in a rational fashion. My point is you shouldn't make this team, no matter what role you play, sitting in the whirlpool. Why does Campanaro get a pass? Is that a racist question? Is that an impractical question? Absolutely not. What should be noted is the emotional reaction to that question.

Just watch Campanaro play. He's fast, he's quick, the ball sticks to his hands. I never understand why people who can't evaluate what makes a good football player would even bother watching football, it must be incredibly boring.

[GOTA]

Sorry but this guy is no Danny Amendola and we won't know if he's close to being a Danny Amendola until he can prove it on the field. This is not an emotional issue, it's a football issue, though some people find it hard to separate the two in a rational fashion. My point is you shouldn't make this team, no matter what role you play, sitting in the whirlpool. Why does Campanaro get a pass? Is that a racist question? Is that an impractical question? Absolutely not. What should be noted is the emotional reaction to that question.

What do you think of Perriman if that's your view?

[SugarRay52]

That's right he did! He still hasn't shown us the 20 QBs that are better than Joe.

Anyone who thinks that there are 20 QBs better than Joe Flacco needs to be drug tested.

[Webb21]

This thread...

[TheRockDoctor]

Sorry but this guy is no Danny Amendola and we won't know if he's close to being a Danny Amendola until he can prove it on the field. This is not an emotional issue, it's a football issue, though some people find it hard to separate the two in a rational fashion. My point is you shouldn't make this team, no matter what role you play, sitting in the whirlpool. Why does Campanaro get a pass? Is that a racist question? Is that an impractical question? Absolutely not. What should be noted is the emotional reaction to that question.

Which of the WRs that were cut would you have wanted to keep over Campanaro? He has been hurt a lot, but he showed quite a bit of potential when he did play. If he continues to be unable to avoid the training room then he'll eventually be let go, but it's way too early to give up on him at this point, especially considering the competition.

[GreatWhiteNorthRaven]

Can we close this thread?

[HoustonRaven]

Can we close this thread?

:word

[Old Dog]

What!?! Racist? That's insanity. What's wrong with my statement? It's just a projection of Campanaro's lifetime body of work. Black racist? Prove it, the floor is yours.

You forget , I know you from espn.....All the racist remarks you used to make on there about white people, referring to them as "you people" and their play as very mayonnaise, while praising any black player available to replace them....Still at it aren't you ?
Your Rastafarian religion states it pretty clear;
Early beliefs

The basic tenets of early Rastafari, according to preacher Leonard Howell, included some very strong statements about racial issues, as might be expected in the religion of an oppressed people living in exile:

Hatred of Whites
Superiority of Blacks
Blacks are God's chosen people
Blacks will soon rule the world
Revenge on Whites for their wickedness
Whites will become the servants of Blacks
The negation, persecution and humiliation of the government and legal bodies of Jamaica
Repatriation: Haile Selassie will lead Blacks back to Africa
Acknowledging Emperor Haile Selassie as God, and the ruler of Black people

[owknows]

Wow... this thread has gone the way of the Hindenburg.

[GOTA]

You forget , I know you from espn.....All the racist remarks you used to make on there about white people, referring to them as "you people" and their play as very mayonnaise, while praising any black player available to replace them....Still at it aren't you ?
Your Rastafarian religion states it pretty clear;
Early beliefs

The basic tenets of early Rastafari, according to preacher Leonard Howell, included some very strong statements about racial issues, as might be expected in the religion of an oppressed people living in exile:

Hatred of Whites
Superiority of Blacks
Blacks are God's chosen people
Blacks will soon rule the world
Revenge on Whites for their wickedness
Whites will become the servants of Blacks
The negation, persecution and humiliation of the government and legal bodies of Jamaica
Repatriation: Haile Selassie will lead Blacks back to Africa
Acknowledging Emperor Haile Selassie as God, and the ruler of Black people

Dude that is way way off topic

[BigPlayReceiver]

Folding it up.

[The Fanatic]

Folding it up.

Yup, time to close shop on this bad boy!!:grbac: