not suprising he's working as a nickel corner. Mangini doesn't want to throw him in the fire right off the bat. So he won't ptu the pressure on him by making him the #2 corner right away in addition to his probable punt returning responsibilities. Mangini also wants to keep this competition thing going and saying that just cuz they traded up for this guy doesn't mean he's a starter right away.
At least Revis doesn't listen to the band Nickelback. (on the 8th day, God took a shit, and it was Nickelback)
The entire starting defense from last year was starting in minicamp. It's all about the people behind them earning their starting jobs. I expext Revis to be starting by the 2nd preseason game.
Dude you're giving them waaaaay oo much credit. God's shit is Nickelback? Hell no...His shit is way too good to be them. It should say "a retarded camel shit, and it was Nickelback."
Was the tone of this post supposed to be informative or derogatory? I hope no one is expecting a rookie corner to carry us to the Super Bowl this year. Nickelback-That's one of the many musical atrocities perpetrated on America by record companies in the last decade. Which reminds me. I heard an anti-drug PSA with a girl saying "now I don't have to pretend to like indie rock or anything, and people think that's cool." How does love of rock produced by independent musicians outside of record company guidelines make you more of a "sheep" type than someone who is content to listen to the schlock that record companies put out(Nickelback)? Why are you more likely to take drugs if you listen to indie rock? Most of the cokeheads I come across listen to mainstream crap. -X-
good spot for him for now... he needs to learn the speed and plays of the NFL's offenses this year, and will possibly start next year.
I'm sorry to hear that...perhaps the European version has musical, songwriting, and vocal talent? Cause the U.S. version blows decrepit donkey dick.
Nickelback is another atrocity, like the denim tuxedo and five pin bowling, that we can blame on Canada.
