how each team is allocating their money

[Purp1eOne]

[Jayme96]

I sure do like seeing only 3% spent on RB!

[Purp1eOne]

Mar 21, 2017 22:46:06 GMT -6 Jayme96 said:

I sure do like seeing only 3% spent on RB!

Unlike the idiot steelers with a league high 10% going towards RBs and who gave mr 3 down back $12,120,000 even though they have never won anything with him(even with having Big Ben and all those WRs)

What a fucking waste of money that was and is

But hey the dude just got weed for life .... fucking dirt bag

[SmokedPears]

One that hurts is being in the middle of Oline spending but at the absolute bottom in production.

[Jayme96]

Mar 22, 2017 6:49:36 GMT -6 Purp1eOne said:

Mar 21, 2017 22:46:06 GMT -6 Jayme96 said:

I sure do like seeing only 3% spent on RB!

Unlike the idiot steelers with a league high 10% going towards RBs and who gave mr 3 down back $12,120,000 even though they have never won anything with him(even with having Big Ben and all those WRs)

What a fucking waste of money that was and is

But hey the dude just got weed for life .... fucking dirt bag

At least their RB is a 3 down guy and it's a 1 year deal.  Unlike the Vikings who wasted a shitload on a piece of shit that didn't even play 2 of the last 3 years.  Never mind the fact that Bell is the best RB in the NFL and Adrian has been a scrub for 3 years or more now.

[Purp1eOne]

Mar 22, 2017 8:17:23 GMT -6 Jayme96 said:

Mar 22, 2017 6:49:36 GMT -6 Purp1eOne said:

Unlike the idiot steelers with a league high 10% going towards RBs and who gave mr 3 down back $12,120,000 even though they have never won anything with him(even with having Big Ben and all those WRs)

What a fucking waste of money that was and is

But hey the dude just got weed for life .... fucking dirt bag

At least their RB is a 3 down guy and it's a 1 year deal.  Unlike the Vikings who wasted a shitload on a piece of shit that didn't even play 2 of the last 3 years.  Never mind the fact that Bell is the best RB in the NFL and Adrian has been a scrub for 3 years or more now.

You are always good for a laugh  when it comes to AD

[Bezerker88]

A "scrub" that led his position in the league in attempts(327), yards(1485), and TDs(11) in 2015. He's gone because of the money he wanted... not his production. If no one picks him up... he might be back here...

[SmokedPears]

I still have a soft spot for AD but I understand some of Jayme's frustration. Besides not playing most of the last three season, when he did play and was in the game, the opposing defense knew we were running the ball. When he was out, they knew we were passing. Makes a defensive game plan real easy. I am ready for a new era.

AD has said and done some dumb things but I can look past those. Everyone would like to take some things back in their lives. At least he's not Hitler or BarrNone...

[Purp1eOne]

Mar 22, 2017 9:59:56 GMT -6 SmokedPears said:

 At least he's not Hitler or BarrNone...

    

[Jayme96]

Mar 22, 2017 9:56:32 GMT -6 Bezerker88 said:

A "scrub" that led his position in the league in attempts(327), yards(1485), and TDs(11) in 2015. He's gone because of the money he wanted... not his production. If no one picks him up... he might be back here...

A scrub that was paid 50% more than the next guy, yet was a 2-down, 1-trick pony.  So yes, his contributions relative to his compensation is pure scrub.  Extrapolate that over the other 2 seasons where he didn't play, yet was paid that way, you paid him about 100 times more than he was worth, and that's not even really hyperbole.  

$44.8 million dollars the last 3 years.  

So that equates to:

$2,240,000 per game
$116,364 per carry
$27,451 per yard
$4,072,727 per TD
$1,280,000 per reception
$180,645 per receiving yard
$5,600,000 per fumble (fumbled once every 48 carries)

I've been saying for years the team would be a lot better off without him since they could use that absurd amount of money and do exactly what they finally did this year:  SIGN A BETTER OL & A CHEAPER RB THAT CAN PLAY ALL THREE DOWNS!

And finally, in 2015, he led the league in those stats, but you left off the more important ones:

Led the league in fumbles, which is no surprise.

Not even close to the top in YPC.  Only 4.5 YPC.  Others were Le'Veon Bell with 4.9, Doug Martin 4.9, Todd Gurley (a rookie) 4.8, Jamaal Charles 5.1, Darren McFadden at 4.6, Mark Ingram 4.6, Thomas Rawls 5.6, DeAngelo Williams 4.5, Lamar Miller 4.5, CJ Anderson 4.7, Karlos Williams 5.6, Giovani Bernard 4.7, Ryan Matthews 5.1, etc.  All were paid a fraction what he was.  

Adrian's average over the last 3 years is a mere 4.2.  His 4.5 in 2015 was also the worst average of his career, since his 3rd season.  Being high volume doesn't make you good.  It just means your team wanted to run the ball and had no quality backup.  


Just for the heck of it, comparing what Le'Veon Bell is going to make this year, based on what he did last year (12 games), since P1 wants to bitch about it:

$1,010,000 per game
$46,437 per carry
$9,558 per yards
4.9 YPC vs 4.5 YPC for Adrian in 2015
$1,346,667 per TD
$161,600 per catch
$19,675 per receiving yard
$3,030,000 per fumble (fumbled once every 65 carries, which is rare for him, 1 career fumble prior to last year)

[Purp1eOne]

Jayme you can type until your little fingers fall off, you will never change my opinion

I do like your dedication though

[SmokedPears]

Mar 22, 2017 9:56:32 GMT -6 Bezerker88 said:

A "scrub" that led his position in the league in attempts(327), yards(1485), and TDs(11) in 2015. He's gone because of the money he wanted... not his production. If no one picks him up... he might be back here...

Oh now you've done it!