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Slauson on 1050 ESPN today @ 10:30 am

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Michael

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Jan 18, 2011, 9:30:46 AM1/18/11
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1050 ESPN is gonna have Slauson on this morning at 10:30...

Interesting to consider... Commentators were still giving high praise
to the Jets o-line last week. Intresting to consider given that
Slauson replaced Faneca and Hunter replaced Woody... They would call
Mangold, Moore & Brick a good line even if you mixed in Clement and
Adrian Clarke. BTW... In the Bears game and this last Pats game,
Hunter actually looks better than Woody was looking.

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Michael

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Jan 18, 2011, 10:08:37 AM1/18/11
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On Jan 18, 10:00 am, John C TX <johnctxj...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>
>
>
> > Interesting to consider... Commentators were still giving high praise
> > to the Jets o-line last week.   Intresting to consider given that
> > Slauson replaced Faneca and Hunter replaced Woody... They would call
> > Mangold, Moore & Brick a good line even if you mixed in Clement and
> > Adrian Clarke.  BTW... In the Bears game and this last Pats game,
> > Hunter actually looks better than Woody was looking.
>
> No the line would suck with Clarke & Clement.  Slausson played alright
> -- you know what he can't do that myself & some of us miss-- and
> Hunter is might be better than Woody, well at least from this
> dunderheads untrained eye. He certainly is more mobile.
>
> My immediate reaction to Woody being out is goodbye but he is a $4.4
> MM cap hit if we cut him.  That isn't cash that is cap and Woody can't
> spend cap space.  If we keep him he makes $3.35 MM and Hunter is a FA
> so he has to be signed.
>
>                 3/3/2008: Signed a five-year, $25.5 million contract. The deal
> contains $11 million guaranteed, including a $2.55 million signing
> bonus and $400,000 in annual workout/weight clauses. 2011: $3.35
> million, 2012: $3.1 million, 2013: Free Agent

4.4 is not out of hand for an experienced t. not like he was doing
badly before his injury... thing is.. at his age, can he come back
from it ??? i dont even know how serious it was. we are also in the
dark about ducasse... who knows if he will be a d'brick who takes a
while to get up to speed or a gholston that never will

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Michael

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Jan 18, 2011, 10:34:18 AM1/18/11
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On Jan 18, 10:30 am, John C TX <johnctxj...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > 4.4 is not out of hand for an experienced t.  not like he was doing
> > badly before his injury... thing is.. at his age, can he come back
> > from it ??? i dont even know how serious it was.  we are also in the
> > dark about ducasse... who knows if he will be a d'brick who takes a
> > while to get up to speed or a gholston that never will
>
> 4.4 is the dead space if they cut him.  If they keep him it is $3.35MM
> an d how do you  pay Hunter, 2 Wr's, Harris etc.?
>
> The problem is can he be ready.  It can take as long as 6 months and
> he is not the fittest looking specimen in the world. If he blows
> up.....
> --

i gather the two wr's are edwards and santonio... regardless of what
happens with woody or harris for that matter, i dont expect them to be
able to hold on to both edwards and santonio... i'd prefer to keep
edwards

Michael

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Jan 18, 2011, 10:45:27 AM1/18/11
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Just heard the interview... What Slauson said

1. "Callan runs the ground game"
2. Slauson gave praise to Hunter
3. When asked if they could run on the Steelers Slauson said: "we feel
we can run on anyone"
4. Slauson constatly thinks about the hof player Faneca... It makes
him work harder to try to replace him given Faneca's skill level
5. Slauson gave high praise to Big Ben

That was the meat of the interview... The most intersting thing was
that he gave complete credit to Callahan for their running attack.

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Michael

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Jan 18, 2011, 12:12:52 PM1/18/11
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On Jan 18, 11:53 am, John C TX <johnctxj...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Just heard the interview... What Slauson said
>
> > 1. "Callan runs the ground game"
> > 2. Slauson gave praise to Hunter
> > 3. When asked if they could run on the Steelers Slauson said: "we feel
> > we can run on anyone"
> > 4. Slauson constatly thinks about the hof player Faneca... It makes
> > him work harder to try to replace him given Faneca's skill level
> > 5. Slauson gave high praise to Big Ben
>
> > That was the meat of the interview... The most intersting thing was
> > that he gave complete credit to Callahan for their running attack.
>
> That isn't what he said it is what you claim he said.  Why do I think
> if they put up the podcast it will be dramatically different?

john... put the tin star back in your pocket. that is EXACTLY what he
said... go get the podcast. if slauson did not say exactly just that,
then i never heard of the oregon ducks

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Michael

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Jan 18, 2011, 1:07:01 PM1/18/11
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On Jan 18, 12:53 pm, John C TX <johnctxj...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > > That isn't what he said it is what you claim he said.  Why do I think
> > > if they put up the podcast it will be dramatically different?
>
> > john... put the tin star back in your pocket.  that is EXACTLY what he
> > said... go get the podcast.  if slauson did not say exactly just that,
> > then i never heard of the oregon ducks
>
> I have got a better place for the star but you will have to place it
> there yourself.  I will mail it up.
>
> You definitely twisted one part of the interview.  He uses the word
> instrumental & runs the ground game.  He continues & references him as
> the OL coach.  What would you expect him to say as the question was
> tell us about "an unsung hero on the coaching staff."  Did you expect
> him to reference the receivers coach? He didn't give complete credit
> to Callahan as you wrote.

yep... he "runs the groud game" Just like I had in quotes above.
That is exactly what he said. The way he was speaking he all but gave
full credit to callahan for their ground attack. I'd have thought
better of you if you manned up and admitted you went off half-
cocked.

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Michael

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Jan 18, 2011, 6:20:27 PM1/18/11
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On Jan 18, 6:02 pm, John C TX <johnctxj...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > yep... he "runs the groud game"   Just like I had in quotes above.
> > That is exactly what he said.  The way he was speaking he all but gave
> > full credit to callahan for their ground attack.  I'd have thought
> > better of you if  you manned up and admitted you went off half-
> > cocked.
> You wrote:
> > That was the meat of the interview... The most intersting thing was
> > that he gave complete credit to Callahan for their running attack.
>
> He said the word instrumental not complete. Well who would run the
> blocking for rushing the ball? Ryan's veterinarian?
>
> If you tell me you weren't trying to infer that any success they have
> is only related to Callahan, & Schott has nothing to do with any of
> that success, then I owe you an apology.  If that was your intended
> message then send me your address & I will mail you the star and some
> lubricant to minimize the pain.
>
> The silly Schott stuff is tiring.

john.. i see what you are getting at now... you are saying that
slauson was paying some lip service to callahan for the sake of the
interview and was not actually giving him all the credit. valid
point. at first i thought you were disputing the quotes. believe it
or not, this was not intended as an anti shot post... this was a pure
slauson post. you know i've been following our 6th round husker.

John C TX

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Jan 18, 2011, 10:00:42 PM1/18/11
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Then I owe you an apology and I apologize.

Send the badge to Johnny and send the lube to buRf.

Michael

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Jan 18, 2011, 10:11:10 PM1/18/11
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thanx, but you dont owe me an appology here... i did not consider that
you jumped on it because you saw it as a branch of my schotty screed.
i understand the motive now...

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Michael

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Jan 21, 2011, 2:26:42 PM1/21/11
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On Jan 21, 10:25 am, John C TX <johnctxj...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > thanx, but you dont owe me an appology here... i did not consider that
> > you jumped on it because you saw it as a branch of my schotty screed.
> > i understand the motive now...
>
> Sometimes I don;t owe you an apology because you deserve the  insanity
> you create.  This time I was putz.
>
> :)

hehe... some of my posts are off balance because most of my days are
too. i'm rushing from one business appointment to the next... lots of
ups and downs and plenty of business/sales adrenaline rushes. other
times, i have too much time on my hands. most of the time i get a
post off while waiting in a lobby for someone... my most over written
posts come when i'm held over night during travel... more often then
not i'm just thinking out loud when i rush off a post between
appointments... other times my brain gets a fair chance to go before
my fingers do :-)

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