Possible Draft selections

[Tubbs1518]

He didn't say you wanted us to pick Gabbert, he said you said he was the best QB in that draft. And I won't swear you did but I think you did.

 

[sloucho]

Lol. The August guy can not even read a two sentence post and comprehend it.

 

[CrashDavisSports]

I am good with whomever Mike Brown, Marvin Lewis, Jay Gruden and Mike Zimmer want in the draft.

 

[augustisback003]

Lol. The August guy can not even read a two sentence post and comprehend it.

Yeah, I don't understand poorly written sentences written by retards. A more concise one would have been, "August, for a guy who claimed Blaine Gabbert was amazing you have no business worrying about anyone's posts." I'm just trying to help you out there Chief.

 

[sloucho]

So, you don't understand? Or you are avoiding answering?

You loved Blaine Gabbert...That is hilarious. And now you can not even admit it.

 

[sloucho]

And, just so you know, the sentence you crafted up was not even any more 'concise'

"The guy who claimed Blaine Gabbert was amazing has no business worrying about anyone's posts." - 15 words - My sentence

"August, for a guy who claimed Blaine Gabbert was amazing you have no business worrying about anyone's posts." - 18 Words - Your Sentence

You do not even know what the word concise means. Damn.

 

[augustisback003]

Actually you're making shit up. The player I liked in the weak QB class of 2011 was Christian Ponder but only if the Bengals were able to move back into the end of the 1st Round to select him. When it became apparent that his stock was moving up the board I then wanted the Bengals to move up for Andy Dalton who I thought would have been a late 1st Round pick. But the player I wanted all along with the 4th overall pick always was A.J. Green. And that was not a popular pick at the time because people argued that it was risky taking a WR that high. They also argued that it was foolish considering we didn't have a QB to throw to him. The only reason you're making this claim now is because that argument was made on the ESPN boards and we don't have access to prove either way who's right or wrong.

 

[augustisback003]

And, just so you know, the sentence you crafted up was not even any more 'concise'

"The guy who claimed Blaine Gabbert was amazing has no business worrying about anyone's posts." - 15 words - My sentence

"August, for a guy who claimed Blaine Gabbert was amazing you have no business worrying about anyone's posts." - 18 Words - Your Sentence

You do not even know what the word concise means. Damn.

con·cise - Giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words; brief but comprehensive.

Since your sentence wasn't precise, because it wasn't addressed to anyone, I'd hardly consider it concise. Your sentence was vague and could have been directed towards anyone. And since you're giving Grammar lessons you may want to work on this gem, "And, just so you know, the sentence you crafted up was not even any more 'concise'" Wow!

 

[Servo]

Actually you're making shit up. The player I liked in the weak QB class of 2011 was Christian Ponder but only if the Bengals were able to move back into the end of the 1st Round to select him. When it became apparent that his stock was moving up the board I then wanted the Bengals to move up for Andy Dalton who I thought would have been a late 1st Round pick. But the player I wanted all along with the 4th overall pick always was A.J. Green. And that was not a popular pick at the time because people argued that it was risky taking a WR that high. They also argued that it was foolish considering we didn't have a QB to throw to him. The only reason you're making this claim now is because that argument was made on the ESPN boards and we don't have access to prove either way who's right or wrong.

I was initially a Bowers guy until it was clear that he was not the same player post-injury. I also thought drafting a WR so high was stupid considering the QB situation. I thought it would be a similar scenario that we're seeing in Arizona right now with Larry Fitzgerald. Great WR. Crap QB. Hated the pick of Dalton in the 2nd...I called him a 'poor man's Colt McCoy'. I was a Ryan Mallett guy. As the draft got closer I was cool with the Bengals taking Green or Peterson as I knew they were the best players by far available at the pick and anyone else would've been a reach. If it would've been me, I would've jumped at the Falcons offer and traded down. So yeah, I was waay off that draft. But I hated Blaine Gabbert. Thought he was too soft.

 

[kramer1]

Is this the longest Bip has lasted without being banned?

 

[CrashDavisSports]

Is this the longest Bip has lasted without being banned?

Sloucho is not BIP. I remember him from the old ESPN boards.

 

[bengaldoug]

I remember him arguing with bip on the old Reds board. Of course at one time or another everyone has argued with bip.

 

[flamingrey]

I wouldn't put it passed bip to have had more than one handle...at the same time.

We'll know for sure if he ever blasts Kramer's employment.

 

[cincygrad]

It's Bip.

 

[flamingrey]

Obsessed.

 

[sloucho]

Boys, Dont quit your day job as detectives.

 

[cincygrad]

Boys, Dont quit your day job as detectives.

Don't flatter yourself.... This detective work takes less than a second.