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But CJ is a religious man of faith, extremely. I can't see him doing something so egregious to be in the doghouse. There were reports last year, that he didn't get the playbook down, but I'm sure that he would have corrected that by now?!?!
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But CJ is a religious man of faith, extremely. I can't see him doing something so egregious to be in the doghouse. There were reports last year, that he didn't get the playbook down, but I'm sure that he would have corrected that by now?!?!
This is almost certainly related to some kind of attitude or behavior issue and associated p contest with the HC.There is no way someone who's been playing football their entire life and has been as good as he was before coming here does not have the capacity to pick up a playbook after two full off seasons. There is no way that is the reason he was inactive. Someone said they saw him looking like he disagreed with play calling on the sidelines in the preseason...Don't know how much sense that would make since the preseason is so vanilla, but he may have had a bad attitude that was being put in check by being inactive. We won't know until he's either active or not this week what's going on with him.
If he's inactive this week, I think we're looking to trade him.
Our local sports station ESPN 97.7 was interviewing somebody who covers the team. I forget his name but he said that he's been told that Spiller simply isn't very good but the team doesn't want to cut him due to cap implications. At first I thought that was absurd but the more I thought about it the more sense it made. We keep looking for reasons as to why Spiller hasn't worked out but it might just come down to him not being that great.
Our local sports station ESPN 97.7 was interviewing somebody who covers the team. I forget his name but he said that he's been told that Spiller simply isn't very good but the team doesn't want to cut him due to cap implications. At first I thought that was absurd but the more I thought about it the more sense it made. We keep looking for reasons as to why Spiller hasn't worked out but it might just come down to him not being that great.
I have a hard time believing someone who ran for 1200 yards at 6 yards a carry with an additional 43 receptions for 450 yards isn't very good.
I have a much easier time believing the Saints aren't very good at tailoring their gameplan to fit a player's skillsets. They seem to be very rigid, and if a player comes in that doesn't fit their desired mold, they are simply left to founder until they can cut them.
CJ is on my fantasy team. Should I cut him?