Vince Benched for Violation of Team Rules

[infantrycak]

Interesting note from McClain this morning. He said VY asked Fisher about going home and was directly told no and then did it anyway. It is one thing to be ignorant of the rules and another to think you are above them.

[hadaad]

It's the attitude that seems to be fostered on that team. If Haynesworth isn't stomping on someone's head, Pacman's showing his @ss to the public or Vince is flying in the face of authority.

I'm thinking them drafting a running back with the name Chris Henry wasn't a coincidence.

[Blazing Arrow]

Originally Posted by TexanRevolution

Ah, well...since you asked so nicely; Matt Schaub scored a 30 on his Wonderlic...8 pts. higher than the combined scores of a certain Possum Holler QB. Come to think of it, that's higher than VY & Pac-Man's wonderlic scores put together (16+13=29 BTW)

What was Carr's Wonderlic score again?

My point? It seems to have no bearing on how well a player even the QB does in the NFL. It seemed to make a huge difference in him winning the OROY award.

[Blazing Arrow]

Originally Posted by TexanRevolution

And what does that say about your Tic-Tacs? 8-8 (and no playoffs, mind you) even with the aid of the "savior"? Hmmm...

My hypothetical suggested that games were played on Madden. In no realistic situation could the Texans make a super bowl, playoffs or even a .500 season.

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[TexanRevolution]

Originally Posted by Blazing Arrow

What was Carr's Wonderlic score again?

My point? It seems to have no bearing on how well a player even the QB does in the NFL. It seemed to make a huge difference in him winning the OROY award.

Carr's score was a 24, thanks for asking!

I don't think anyone said that the Wonderlic had direct implications on how well a player performs on the field. (You questioned MS's score, so it must have held some meaning to you).

Some of us just question the decision making capacity of your heroes in general (which may have implications on whether or not a player is able to play in this league...see pac-man). It seems to me the Wonderlic might be a good tool for gaining insight into one's decision making/critical thinking abilities (thousands of multi-national corporations use it for that purpose, FYI).

Your 'hypothetical' implies that VY is so good, that he can single-handedly lead an in-process team to the playoffs, and/or a superbowl. I see how well that worked for your titans...best of luck with that.

You'd probably do better hoping that he'll make the team flights, stay away from cat-fights, and spend the night where he's told. But I guess you can hope in one hand and spit in the other and we'll see which one fills up first...until then I'm not willing to crown him the next Sun Tzu.