While we were pummeling Stafford I was wondering what was so great about
him.  I guess the NFL must be easier than playing the Gators if you're a
slimy dog!!  :-)

 

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of [email protected]
Sent: Monday, April 20, 2009 12:45 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [gatortalk] Re: Harvin question

 

Thinking of players - not just Jerry's question - but that other article
about Harvin also

 

Why aren't the NFL draft experts asking themselves - why didn't Stafford win
the big games?  They seem to just love Stafford and everything he does.
IMHO -  Stafford has not looked exceptional.  Stafford does not take over
big games and win them - mostly by himself. 

 

But Harvin and Tebow have turned big games around.  

 

Why was Stafford the #15 QB in Passing yards per game?

And #14 in total passing yards?

Why was Stafford ranked #15 in Passing efficiency? (and Tebow was#4)

#22 in total offense

#36 in points responsible for (Tebow was #8)

 

But yet they want to make Stafford the #1 pick and bump Tebow and Harvin to
the second round.  

 

I think that these are much more important questions.

 

 

 


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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of [email protected]
Sent: Monday, April 20, 2009 11:17 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [gatortalk] Re: Harvin question

 

I am by no means an insider or anything like that - but I do read most Gator
football news and I do read several of the insider message boards.  

 

IMHO The NFL is blowing this way out of proportion.  In this day and age -
if Harvin had a problem - I would think it would be impossible to cover up.
These players can hardly go take a crap without it being reported.  

 

If that olympic swimmer that got a picture taken smoking weed during one
weekend - don't you think that we would have 1,000 pictures of Harvin - if
he really had a problem?

 

Perhaps Florida players are guilty by association to two other major college
programs that do cover up their problems?  

 

Also when you look at the petty little things that have landed other Gator
players to be kicked off the team - I would find it difficult to believe
that Harvin has a serious drug issue.  

 

Now if the NFL is worried about any college player or student drinking beer
or smoking some weed - come on.  Most college students do that.  Its not
like shooting the president or nothing.  

 

I'm not saying that all Gator players or students have never drank or smoked
some weed.  I'm not saying that it is right to do it either.  

 

BUt I've know plenty of people that have - and they are not a business risk.


 

I think that the questions about the injuries is a serious question mark.  I
don't think that the other stuff is.  

 

Perhaps this is just one too many question marks - to be a top 10 pick?

 

 

 

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [gatortalk] Harvin question
From: Jerry Belloit <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, April 20, 2009 9:25 am
To: [email protected]

I, like most of you have been reading about Harvin's drug issue.  Clearly,
as it appears, failing a drug test at the combine is an incredibly stupid
and expensive thing for him to do.   I would be worried that he might be the
next Ricky Williams and might not want to draft him.

 

My question is this:  Does anyone remember Harvin being suspended for any
games?  Was his "migraine headache" simple a code for a suspension?  Harvin
seemed to me to have been a model citizen while playing for the team.

 

Jerry

 





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