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BBK's play in his final year was a pleasant surprise, given his prior 2 years. The parallel hope is the possibility that Sirmon could similarly improve. At this point, the odds don't look good, but it's still early.dnc said:
You comped him to Jackson Sirmon.TurdBomber said:
That's not at all what I wrote. Be better than that.dnc said:
You think BBK sucked, so that's not it.TurdBomber said:
Or I simply know what good linebacker play looks like, but carry on.Quietcowskee said:
Geez, we get it. You’re on the Alex Jones supplement plan. Nobody cares.TurdBomber said:
Fuck your hypersensitivity. It is patently woke and a hallmark of your generation.RoadDawg55 said:
You’re a weirdo with this woke shit. I’m not consumed by it like you. Most here aren’t.TurdBomber said:
Gladly. Just had to dispense with the sensitive woketivists first.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Can we stop arguing over how good or bad BBK was and get back to discussing how dum @trublue is?
So dumb he doesn’t even deserve the correct spelling of the word.
Odd how expressing a negative opinion about a player generates so much worry and bruises so many egos.
Perhaps some youngsters on these boreds are too invested in this mediocre program to see reality.
He was good. I watched him play many games. This board, myself included has no problem saying a player sucks.
Thank you for ostensibly speaking for "this board" Mr. Group-Think.
You couldn't have done a better job of proving my point.
Soft fanbase = soft program.
Your move.
The point was never that BBK was shitty or great, but that he grew and improved in the program, becoming a much better player. Whether similar possibilities exist for Sirmon will probably be revealed over the next 3 games.
That's it and that's all. And if I'm stepping on BBK fanboy toes by saying that, so be it. -
I hated fucking BBK, but his senior year was great and I greatly missed him the following yearTurdBomber said:
BBK's play in his final year was a pleasant surprise, given his prior 2 years. The parallel hope is the possibility that Sirmon could similarly improve. At this point, the odds don't look good, but it's still early.dnc said:
You comped him to Jackson Sirmon.TurdBomber said:
That's not at all what I wrote. Be better than that.dnc said:
You think BBK sucked, so that's not it.TurdBomber said:
Or I simply know what good linebacker play looks like, but carry on.Quietcowskee said:
Geez, we get it. You’re on the Alex Jones supplement plan. Nobody cares.TurdBomber said:
Fuck your hypersensitivity. It is patently woke and a hallmark of your generation.RoadDawg55 said:
You’re a weirdo with this woke shit. I’m not consumed by it like you. Most here aren’t.TurdBomber said:
Gladly. Just had to dispense with the sensitive woketivists first.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Can we stop arguing over how good or bad BBK was and get back to discussing how dum @trublue is?
So dumb he doesn’t even deserve the correct spelling of the word.
Odd how expressing a negative opinion about a player generates so much worry and bruises so many egos.
Perhaps some youngsters on these boreds are too invested in this mediocre program to see reality.
He was good. I watched him play many games. This board, myself included has no problem saying a player sucks.
Thank you for ostensibly speaking for "this board" Mr. Group-Think.
You couldn't have done a better job of proving my point.
Soft fanbase = soft program.
Your move.
The point was never that BBK was shitty or great, but that he grew and improved in the program, becoming a much better player. Whether similar possibilities exist for Sirmon will probably be revealed over the next 3 games.
That's it and that's all. And if I'm stepping on BBK fanboy toes by saying that, so be it. -
Nah that wasn't your point at all. If it was you wouldn't have gotten any of the shit you've rightfully gotten and @trublue would still be * it * in this thread.TurdBomber said:
BBK's play in his final year was a pleasant surprise, given his prior 2 years. The parallel hope is the possibility that Sirmon could similarly improve. At this point, the odds don't look good, but it's still early.dnc said:
You comped him to Jackson Sirmon.TurdBomber said:
That's not at all what I wrote. Be better than that.dnc said:
You think BBK sucked, so that's not it.TurdBomber said:
Or I simply know what good linebacker play looks like, but carry on.Quietcowskee said:
Geez, we get it. You’re on the Alex Jones supplement plan. Nobody cares.TurdBomber said:
Fuck your hypersensitivity. It is patently woke and a hallmark of your generation.RoadDawg55 said:
You’re a weirdo with this woke shit. I’m not consumed by it like you. Most here aren’t.TurdBomber said:
Gladly. Just had to dispense with the sensitive woketivists first.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Can we stop arguing over how good or bad BBK was and get back to discussing how dum @trublue is?
So dumb he doesn’t even deserve the correct spelling of the word.
Odd how expressing a negative opinion about a player generates so much worry and bruises so many egos.
Perhaps some youngsters on these boreds are too invested in this mediocre program to see reality.
He was good. I watched him play many games. This board, myself included has no problem saying a player sucks.
Thank you for ostensibly speaking for "this board" Mr. Group-Think.
You couldn't have done a better job of proving my point.
Soft fanbase = soft program.
Your move.
The point was never that BBK was shitty or great, but that he grew and improved in the program, becoming a much better player. Whether similar possibilities exist for Sirmon will probably be revealed over the next 3 games.
That's it and that's all. And if I'm stepping on BBK fanboy toes by saying that, so be it.
Here's how BBK was brought into this topic. By you.
"BBK and Psalm had great numbers too.
Unfortunately they don't keep LB stats on how many YPC they allow versus should allow, if they were any good.
Opposing RB YAC stats on BBK and Psalm were off the charts, also, as they piggybacked on RBs running by and over them for 8 YPC."
Try again.
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All true. I'll stand by it. Print it.dnc said:
Nah that wasn't your point at all. If it was you wouldn't have gotten any of the shit you've rightfully gotten and @trublue would still be * it * in this thread.TurdBomber said:
BBK's play in his final year was a pleasant surprise, given his prior 2 years. The parallel hope is the possibility that Sirmon could similarly improve. At this point, the odds don't look good, but it's still early.dnc said:
You comped him to Jackson Sirmon.TurdBomber said:
That's not at all what I wrote. Be better than that.dnc said:
You think BBK sucked, so that's not it.TurdBomber said:
Or I simply know what good linebacker play looks like, but carry on.Quietcowskee said:
Geez, we get it. You’re on the Alex Jones supplement plan. Nobody cares.TurdBomber said:
Fuck your hypersensitivity. It is patently woke and a hallmark of your generation.RoadDawg55 said:
You’re a weirdo with this woke shit. I’m not consumed by it like you. Most here aren’t.TurdBomber said:
Gladly. Just had to dispense with the sensitive woketivists first.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Can we stop arguing over how good or bad BBK was and get back to discussing how dum @trublue is?
So dumb he doesn’t even deserve the correct spelling of the word.
Odd how expressing a negative opinion about a player generates so much worry and bruises so many egos.
Perhaps some youngsters on these boreds are too invested in this mediocre program to see reality.
He was good. I watched him play many games. This board, myself included has no problem saying a player sucks.
Thank you for ostensibly speaking for "this board" Mr. Group-Think.
You couldn't have done a better job of proving my point.
Soft fanbase = soft program.
Your move.
The point was never that BBK was shitty or great, but that he grew and improved in the program, becoming a much better player. Whether similar possibilities exist for Sirmon will probably be revealed over the next 3 games.
That's it and that's all. And if I'm stepping on BBK fanboy toes by saying that, so be it.
Here's how BBK was brought into this topic. By you.
"BBK and Psalm had great numbers too.
Unfortunately they don't keep LB stats on how many YPC they allow versus should allow, if they were any good.
Opposing RB YAC stats on BBK and Psalm were off the charts, also, as they piggybacked on RBs running by and over them for 8 YPC."
Try again.
You do realize this comment was in response to somebody hailing how good Sirmon was because of his tackling numbers, right?
If I was wrong about anything, it was probably crediting Psalm with good tackling numbers, cause he got beat a lot. -
I was told this is not a place for sirmon seekers.
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The have playing LB in common, and it makes sense that if other players could drastically improve their play within the system, then maybe the coaches can fix some of what's currently wrong with Sirmon and he could contribute to the D in a meaningful way.chuck said:
We can at least agree that they have nothing in common, BBK and Sirmon that is, and that bringing BBK into a discussion about Sirmon really makes no sense.
No two players are the same, and that's not the point. The point was, if BBK could improve dramatically with a series of minor adjustments - on top of his existing natural talents of speed, quickness and aggressiveness - then there could be hope for Sirmon, too.
From a coaching standpoint, fixing and eliminating mistakes is the low hanging fruit, typically the easiest thing to fix, such as positioning, awareness, and patience. You can't do much about speed, but better angles can compensate for that. Succinctly put, Sirmon is a Project. Is he worth the investment? We'll need some more games to see.
There was a point in BBK's career where I thought he'd never quite get where he needed to be, because he seemed to be giving 110%, but still barely missing tackles and QB sacks, while getting carried by RBs past the first down marker, over and over. It was a maddening experience of "close, but no cigar" watching him play. But, a series of minor adjustments added up to a much improved player his final year and he started finishing plays he'd barely missed finishing in his prior two years. -
I had to check my calendar to see if today was (friday) the 13th because this fuckermother is relentless. tuRdbomerSTOp.TurdBomber said:
The have playing LB in common, and it makes sense that if other players could drastically improve their play within the system, then maybe the coaches can fix some of what's currently wrong with Sirmon and he could contribute to the D in a meaningful way.chuck said:
We can at least agree that they have nothing in common, BBK and Sirmon that is, and that bringing BBK into a discussion about Sirmon really makes no sense.
No two players are the same, and that's not the point. The point was, if BBK could improve dramatically with a series of minor adjustments - on top of his existing natural talents of speed, quickness and aggressiveness - then there could be hope for Sirmon, too.
From a coaching standpoint, fixing and eliminating mistakes is the low hanging fruit, typically the easiest thing to fix, such as positioning, awareness, and patience. You can't do much about speed, but better angles can compensate for that. Succinctly put, Sirmon is a Project. Is he worth the investment? We'll need some more games to see.
There was a point in BBK's career where I thought he'd never quite get where he needed to be, because he seemed to be giving 110%, but still barely missing tackles and QB sacks, while getting carried by RBs past the first down marker, over and over. It was a maddening experience of "close, but no cigar" watching him play. But, a series of minor adjustments added up to a much improved player his final year and he started finishing plays he'd barely missed finishing in his prior two years. -
That opportunity passed Sirmon by if it ever existed. He is slow and stiff. He tackles ok in many situations, but barely gets a hand on guys one on one in the open field because anyone carrying the ball has a huge athletic advantage over him and he has failed to learn how to break down and use leverage after all this time at UW.
Long story short is that you're being ridiculous in implying that Sirmon has any chance of reaching BBK level at this stage of his career. He really never had a chance. Athletic ability doesn't come out of thin air. He doesn't have it and he isn't getting it at his age. -
Clearly not implying that. Come on Chuck.chuck said:That opportunity passed Sirmon by if it ever existed. He is slow and stiff. He tackles ok in many situations, but barely gets a hand on guys one on one in the open field because anyone carrying the ball has a huge athletic advantage over him and he has failed to learn how to break down and use leverage after all this time at UW.
Long story short is that you're being ridiculous in implying that Sirmon has any chance of reaching BBK level at this stage of his career. He really never had a chance. Athletic ability doesn't come out of thin air. He doesn't have it and he isn't getting it at his age.
Hoping he can get better, since we're stuck with him for many more games.
Never said nor implied he'd reach the level BBK did in his last year. Speed alone DQs that possibility. -
Stfu Doogdnc said:
If everything is woke nothing is woke.TurdBomber said:
Fuck your hypersensitivity. It is patently woke and a hallmark of your generation.RoadDawg55 said:
You’re a weirdo with this woke shit. I’m not consumed by it like you. Most here aren’t.TurdBomber said:
Gladly. Just had to dispense with the sensitive woketivists first.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Can we stop arguing over how good or bad BBK was and get back to discussing how dum @trublue is?
So dumb he doesn’t even deserve the correct spelling of the word.
Odd how expressing a negative opinion about a player generates so much worry and bruises so many egos.
Perhaps some youngsters on these boreds are too invested in this mediocre program to see reality.
He was good. I watched him play many games. This board, myself included has no problem saying a player sucks.
Thank you for ostensibly speaking for "this board" Mr. Group-Think.
You couldn't have done a better job of proving my point.
You (mis)use the term like PGOS throws around doog.
Stop trying so damn hard. -
His dad is a DC in the conference and Jackson hasn’t entered the portal
Not even his dad wants him -
Woke AFPostGameOrangeSlices said:
Stfu Doogdnc said:
If everything is woke nothing is woke.TurdBomber said:
Fuck your hypersensitivity. It is patently woke and a hallmark of your generation.RoadDawg55 said:
You’re a weirdo with this woke shit. I’m not consumed by it like you. Most here aren’t.TurdBomber said:
Gladly. Just had to dispense with the sensitive woketivists first.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Can we stop arguing over how good or bad BBK was and get back to discussing how dum @trublue is?
So dumb he doesn’t even deserve the correct spelling of the word.
Odd how expressing a negative opinion about a player generates so much worry and bruises so many egos.
Perhaps some youngsters on these boreds are too invested in this mediocre program to see reality.
He was good. I watched him play many games. This board, myself included has no problem saying a player sucks.
Thank you for ostensibly speaking for "this board" Mr. Group-Think.
You couldn't have done a better job of proving my point.
You (mis)use the term like PGOS throws around doog.
Stop trying so damn hard. -
LolHuskyJW said:His dad is a DC in the conference and Jackson hasn’t entered the portal
Not even his dad wants him -
EwaDawg said:
I had to check my calendar to see if today was (friday) the 13th because this fuckermother is relentless. tuRdbomerSTOp.TurdBomber said:
The have playing LB in common, and it makes sense that if other players could drastically improve their play within the system, then maybe the coaches can fix some of what's currently wrong with Sirmon and he could contribute to the D in a meaningful way.chuck said:
We can at least agree that they have nothing in common, BBK and Sirmon that is, and that bringing BBK into a discussion about Sirmon really makes no sense.
No two players are the same, and that's not the point. The point was, if BBK could improve dramatically with a series of minor adjustments - on top of his existing natural talents of speed, quickness and aggressiveness - then there could be hope for Sirmon, too.
From a coaching standpoint, fixing and eliminating mistakes is the low hanging fruit, typically the easiest thing to fix, such as positioning, awareness, and patience. You can't do much about speed, but better angles can compensate for that. Succinctly put, Sirmon is a Project. Is he worth the investment? We'll need some more games to see.
There was a point in BBK's career where I thought he'd never quite get where he needed to be, because he seemed to be giving 110%, but still barely missing tackles and QB sacks, while getting carried by RBs past the first down marker, over and over. It was a maddening experience of "close, but no cigar" watching him play. But, a series of minor adjustments added up to a much improved player his final year and he started finishing plays he'd barely missed finishing in his prior two years.
"Quit Humping My Leg?" or "Free Pub?" -
Just saw this, thank you for the kind words.Houhusky said:
I really hope this is some cringe attempt at a zoomer trying to make out of touch boomers look bad.TurdBomber said:
Fuck your hypersensitivity. It is patently woke and a hallmark of your generation.RoadDawg55 said:
You’re a weirdo with this woke shit. I’m not consumed by it like you. Most here aren’t.TurdBomber said:
Gladly. Just had to dispense with the sensitive woketivists first.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Can we stop arguing over how good or bad BBK was and get back to discussing how dum @trublue is?
So dumb he doesn’t even deserve the correct spelling of the word.
Odd how expressing a negative opinion about a player generates so much worry and bruises so many egos.
Perhaps some youngsters on these boreds are too invested in this mediocre program to see reality.
He was good. I watched him play many games. This board, myself included has no problem saying a player sucks.
Thank you for ostensibly speaking for "this board" Mr. Group-Think.
You couldn't have done a better job of proving my point.
This bored has no problem with booing the kids and calling them retarded pussies.
I can call you a chromsome collecting cunty little fag without anyone getting upset, this board isn't "woke" (whatever the fuck that means) and @DerekJohnson has done an incredible job at allowing free speech to flow here, maybe you're ideas are just retarded and your delivery lacks creativity. -
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Kind lolDerekJohnson said:
Just saw this, thank you for the kind words.Houhusky said:
I really hope this is some cringe attempt at a zoomer trying to make out of touch boomers look bad.TurdBomber said:
Fuck your hypersensitivity. It is patently woke and a hallmark of your generation.RoadDawg55 said:
You’re a weirdo with this woke shit. I’m not consumed by it like you. Most here aren’t.TurdBomber said:
Gladly. Just had to dispense with the sensitive woketivists first.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Can we stop arguing over how good or bad BBK was and get back to discussing how dum @trublue is?
So dumb he doesn’t even deserve the correct spelling of the word.
Odd how expressing a negative opinion about a player generates so much worry and bruises so many egos.
Perhaps some youngsters on these boreds are too invested in this mediocre program to see reality.
He was good. I watched him play many games. This board, myself included has no problem saying a player sucks.
Thank you for ostensibly speaking for "this board" Mr. Group-Think.
You couldn't have done a better job of proving my point.
This bored has no problem with booing the kids and calling them retarded pussies.
I can call you a chromsome collecting cunty little fag without anyone getting upset, this board isn't "woke" (whatever the fuck that means) and @DerekJohnson has done an incredible job at allowing free speech to flow here, maybe you're ideas are just retarded and your delivery lacks creativity. -
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How does the worst take of all time have 14 upvotes?Fear_Boner said:
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Never difficult to ascertain which coaches pretended to treat Griswold like he wasn't a total dipshit.
"Thanks Peter Sirmon and Bob Gregory"
Ken also is the guy who maintained UW shouldn't be criticized for dropping Evan Weaver.
This while Sirmon and Brandon Wellington were getting used and abused at LB. -
Sirmon was the shits here
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I didn't watch a ton of Cal football this year but, going off of his body of work here at UW, would Sirmon have have played this year at UW? At best I feel like he would have been a rotational guy and it's not like our linebacker play this year was by any means stellar. Maybe he made a big jump once he got some coaching from someone other than Bob Gregory.
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I don't remember him doing jack shit in our game with Cal. Just like last year, he racked up a ton of meaningless tackles. So I guess he's good enough to not get washed out of every play, but he's still far, far away from ever being an impact player.louism2wash said:I didn't watch a ton of Cal football this year but, going off of his body of work here at UW, would Sirmon have have played this year at UW? At best I feel like he would have been a rotational guy and it's not like our linebacker play this year was by any means stellar. Maybe he made a big jump once he got some coaching from someone other than Bob Gregory.
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LB don't do anything against our offense. Either they blitz and can't get to the QB or they drop into coverage and tackle whoever catches the passGreenRiverGatorz said:
I don't remember him doing jack shit in our game with Cal. Just like last year, he racked up a ton of meaningless tackles. So I guess he's good enough to not get washed out of every play, but he's still far, far away from ever being an impact player.louism2wash said:I didn't watch a ton of Cal football this year but, going off of his body of work here at UW, would Sirmon have have played this year at UW? At best I feel like he would have been a rotational guy and it's not like our linebacker play this year was by any means stellar. Maybe he made a big jump once he got some coaching from someone other than Bob Gregory.
