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  • Steel Life
    Pro Bowler
    • May 2008
    • 1535

    OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

    ...being driven like crazy by Stuart Scott with the rest of ESPN's crew riding shotgun - all this on 116 yards passing. Now Scott has actually postulated that the Titans could get to the SB with VY at the helm & Millen is saying they could go undefeated...this with games against the Cards, Colts & Chargers. I know ESPN has to sell the games, but Stuart's man-crush is unnerving.
    It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust & sweat & blood...
  • sd steel
    Starter
    • May 2008
    • 912

    #2
    Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

    Originally posted by Steel Life
    ...being driven like crazy by Stuart Scott with the rest of ESPN's crew riding shotgun - all this on 116 yards passing. Now Scott has actually postulated that the Titans could get to the SB with VY at the helm & Millen is saying they could go undefeated...this with games against the Cards, Colts & Chargers. I know ESPN has to sell the games, but Stuart's man-crush is unnerving.

    I don't particularly care for Young, but it looks like he has some confidence. He isn't Steve McNair yet, but that's what the media is pushing for. Glad to see he is doing better than he was when he talked of quitting football and commiting suicide.

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    • Shoe
      Hall of Famer
      • May 2008
      • 4044

      #3
      Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

      Originally posted by Steel Life
      ...being driven like crazy by Stuart Scott with the rest of ESPN's crew riding shotgun - all this on 116 yards passing. Now Scott has actually postulated that the Titans could get to the SB with VY at the helm & Millen is saying they could go undefeated...this with games against the Cards, Colts & Chargers. I know ESPN has to sell the games, but Stuart's man-crush is unnerving.
      These talking head types just blow with the breeze. A month ago, Kyle Orton was knocking on the door of greatness. Two months ago, Aaron Rodgers was the 2nd coming. Three months ago, Jay Cutler was a franchise QB.

      Then when these guys fall on their faces, they come and cite all the reasons they blow...

      These guys talk incessantly, and don't say anything.

      As for VY, he is a mental midget. That's it. A physical marvel, but a mental midget. And at a position where you must be a mental GIANT (mental including emotional control IMO)... well, I'll leave it at that.
      I wasn't hired for my disposition.

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      • sd steel
        Starter
        • May 2008
        • 912

        #4
        Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

        Originally posted by Shoe
        Originally posted by Steel Life
        ...being driven like crazy by Stuart Scott with the rest of ESPN's crew riding shotgun - all this on 116 yards passing. Now Scott has actually postulated that the Titans could get to the SB with VY at the helm & Millen is saying they could go undefeated...this with games against the Cards, Colts & Chargers. I know ESPN has to sell the games, but Stuart's man-crush is unnerving.
        These talking head types just blow with the breeze. A month ago, Kyle Orton was knocking on the door of greatness. Two months ago, Aaron Rodgers was the 2nd coming. Three months ago, Jay Cutler was a franchise QB.

        Then when these guys fall on their faces, they come and cite all the reasons they blow...

        These guys talk incessantly, and don't say anything.

        As for VY, he is a mental midget. That's it. A physical marvel, but a mental midget. And at a position where you must be a mental GIANT (mental including emotional control IMO)... well, I'll leave it at that.
        Mental Giant?? It's football, not rocket science or brain surgery. Should you know your offense and know your reads? Yes, and you should have some thick skin, but mental giants? I'm not gonna go out and insult anyones favorite QB, but metal giants, most of them ain't.

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        • Shoe
          Hall of Famer
          • May 2008
          • 4044

          #5
          Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

          [quote=sd steel]
          Originally posted by Shoe
          Originally posted by "Steel Life":ec5n0jh2
          ...being driven like crazy by Stuart Scott with the rest of ESPN's crew riding shotgun - all this on 116 yards passing. Now Scott has actually postulated that the Titans could get to the SB with VY at the helm & Millen is saying they could go undefeated...this with games against the Cards, Colts & Chargers. I know ESPN has to sell the games, but Stuart's man-crush is unnerving.
          These talking head types just blow with the breeze. A month ago, Kyle Orton was knocking on the door of greatness. Two months ago, Aaron Rodgers was the 2nd coming. Three months ago, Jay Cutler was a franchise QB.

          Then when these guys fall on their faces, they come and cite all the reasons they blow...

          These guys talk incessantly, and don't say anything.

          As for VY, he is a mental midget. That's it. A physical marvel, but a mental midget. And at a position where you must be a mental GIANT (mental including emotional control IMO)... well, I'll leave it at that.
          Mental Giant?? It's football, not rocket science or brain surgery. Should you know your offense and know your reads? Yes, and you should have some thick skin, but mental giants? I'm not gonna go out and insult anyones favorite QB, but metal giants, most of them ain't.[/quote:ec5n0jh2]

          There is more to intelligence than being smart enough to go to med school, or don't you realize that. Being able to do complex mathematical computations or not doesn't make you or not make you an intelligent person.

          Also you do realize that I mean it in the football context. Mental toughness, being able to learn from experience, the ability to concentrate (both on the field and OFF the field)... these are things that I consider to be part of mental makeup. But I'll qualify it for you a bit more: I do not think Peyton Manning can pass the bar. I would not go to Tom Brady, to operate on my brain. And if I needed help on my chemistry HW, I wouldn't ask Ben. Happy?
          I wasn't hired for my disposition.

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          • sd steel
            Starter
            • May 2008
            • 912

            #6
            Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

            [quote=Shoe]
            Originally posted by sd steel
            Originally posted by Shoe
            Originally posted by "Steel Life":rjcaw58g
            ...being driven like crazy by Stuart Scott with the rest of ESPN's crew riding shotgun - all this on 116 yards passing. Now Scott has actually postulated that the Titans could get to the SB with VY at the helm & Millen is saying they could go undefeated...this with games against the Cards, Colts & Chargers. I know ESPN has to sell the games, but Stuart's man-crush is unnerving.
            These talking head types just blow with the breeze. A month ago, Kyle Orton was knocking on the door of greatness. Two months ago, Aaron Rodgers was the 2nd coming. Three months ago, Jay Cutler was a franchise QB.

            Then when these guys fall on their faces, they come and cite all the reasons they blow...

            These guys talk incessantly, and don't say anything.

            As for VY, he is a mental midget. That's it. A physical marvel, but a mental midget. And at a position where you must be a mental GIANT (mental including emotional control IMO)... well, I'll leave it at that.
            Mental Giant?? It's football, not rocket science or brain surgery. Should you know your offense and know your reads? Yes, and you should have some thick skin, but mental giants? I'm not gonna go out and insult anyones favorite QB, but metal giants, most of them ain't.
            There is more to intelligence than being smart enough to go to med school, or don't you realize that. Being able to do complex mathematical computations or not doesn't make you or not make you an intelligent person.

            Also you do realize that I mean it in the football context. Mental toughness, being able to learn from experience, the ability to concentrate (both on the field and OFF the field)... these are things that I consider to be part of mental makeup. But I'll qualify it for you a bit more: I do not think Peyton Manning can pass the bar. I would not go to Tom Brady, to operate on my brain. And if I needed help on my chemistry HW, I wouldn't ask Ben. Happy?[/quote:rjcaw58g]

            Thank you for clearing that up. But you said "mental giant", now if you said someone who is mentally tough, I would have agreed. You need drive, and you need metal toughness, and a little intellegence thrown in won't hurt. But in the big scheme of things mental giant is probably not the term you were looking for.

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            • flippy
              Legend
              • Dec 2008
              • 17088

              #7
              Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

              These are the same people that thought Jeff Fisher should be fired.

              I like Vince Young. He just wins and he's fun to watch. Too bad he's got Nate Washington dropping passes for him. One of Nate's drops made me feel better about Sweed.
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              • RuthlessBurgher
                Legend
                • May 2008
                • 33208

                #8
                Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

                [quote=sd steel]
                Originally posted by Shoe
                Originally posted by "Steel Life":3lbep3yl
                ...being driven like crazy by Stuart Scott with the rest of ESPN's crew riding shotgun - all this on 116 yards passing. Now Scott has actually postulated that the Titans could get to the SB with VY at the helm & Millen is saying they could go undefeated...this with games against the Cards, Colts & Chargers. I know ESPN has to sell the games, but Stuart's man-crush is unnerving.
                These talking head types just blow with the breeze. A month ago, Kyle Orton was knocking on the door of greatness. Two months ago, Aaron Rodgers was the 2nd coming. Three months ago, Jay Cutler was a franchise QB.

                Then when these guys fall on their faces, they come and cite all the reasons they blow...

                These guys talk incessantly, and don't say anything.

                As for VY, he is a mental midget. That's it. A physical marvel, but a mental midget. And at a position where you must be a mental GIANT (mental including emotional control IMO)... well, I'll leave it at that.
                Mental Giant?? It's football, not rocket science or brain surgery. Should you know your offense and know your reads? Yes, and you should have some thick skin, but mental giants? I'm not gonna go out and insult anyones favorite QB, but metal giants, most of them ain't.[/quote:3lbep3yl]



                Steeler teams featuring stat-driven, me-first, fantasy-football-darling diva types such as Antonio Brown & Le'Veon Bell won no championships.

                Super Bowl winning Steeler teams were built around a dynamic, in-your-face defense plus blue-collar, hard-hitting, no-nonsense football players on offense such as Hines Ward & Jerome Bettis.

                We don't want Juju & Conner to replace what we lost in Brown & Bell.

                We are counting on Juju & Conner to return us to the glory we once had with Hines & The Bus.

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                • Tomlinator
                  Backup
                  • Feb 2009
                  • 193

                  #9
                  Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

                  How about that high five from the ref last night?

                  Everyone's on the VY bandwagon!

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                  • Chadman
                    Legend
                    • May 2008
                    • 6537

                    #10
                    Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

                    Good to see he seems to have his life back on track. Even if you don't support his team, it's always 'nice' to see people achieve some kind of success in their chosen career, particularly when they are as talented as he is.

                    Don't know about you guys, but when Chadman sees a talent flame-out and not become all that he could, regardless of what NFL team that guy plays for, it's always a bit disappointing.
                    The people that are trying to make the world worse never take a day off, why should I?

                    Light up the darkness.

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                    • RuthlessBurgher
                      Legend
                      • May 2008
                      • 33208

                      #11
                      Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

                      Originally posted by Chadman
                      Good to see he seems to have his life back on track. Even if you don't support his team, it's always 'nice' to see people achieve some kind of success in their chosen career, particularly when they are as talented as he is.

                      Don't know about you guys, but when Chadman sees a talent flame-out and not become all that he could, regardless of what NFL team that guy plays for, it's always a bit disappointing.






                      Steeler teams featuring stat-driven, me-first, fantasy-football-darling diva types such as Antonio Brown & Le'Veon Bell won no championships.

                      Super Bowl winning Steeler teams were built around a dynamic, in-your-face defense plus blue-collar, hard-hitting, no-nonsense football players on offense such as Hines Ward & Jerome Bettis.

                      We don't want Juju & Conner to replace what we lost in Brown & Bell.

                      We are counting on Juju & Conner to return us to the glory we once had with Hines & The Bus.

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                      • feltdizz
                        Legend
                        • May 2008
                        • 27532

                        #12
                        Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

                        Good for VY and I hope when they interview him he dogs them out like Ben does at times....

                        VY is not a HOF QB but he wins games.. and honestly I wish we won on Sunday with Ben throwing for 116 yards...

                        I don't even think it's fair to say VY lacked the mental toughness... if he did he wouldn't be in the game right now. I don't think it's realistic to see an athlete strong 100% of the time.

                        Remember Hines crying? Players fall, but the tough ones get back up.
                        Steelers 27
                        Rats 16

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                        • feltdizz
                          Legend
                          • May 2008
                          • 27532

                          #13
                          Re: OT - Here comes the Vince Young bandwagon...

                          Bump! lol... 395 in the air and a 99 yard drive to win it as time expires. Not a VY fan but all the yippity yap about VY's wonderlic jokes were stupid... Just win.. Glad to see him bounce back from the haters and the naysayers. Also glad we beat the titans..
                          Steelers 27
                          Rats 16

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