Vernon Davis

Stick to curling VD

f**k this guy

he will get cut

Originally posted by crake49:
I'm glad he's going home to DC. Good for him.

The Redskins lost their top two tight ends to season ending injuries early in the season last year. I think he was signed as insurance as I don't think there is much left in the tank. If Niles Paul and Logan Paulsen are in game shape by the opener I doubt Vernon sticks around.

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

DAMN VERNON!....BACK AT IT WITH THE STONE HANDS...

Originally posted by BobS:

Originally posted by crake49:
I'm glad he's going home to DC. Good for him.

The Redskins lost their top two tight ends to season ending injuries early in the season last year. I think he was signed as insurance as I don't think there is much left in the tank. If Niles Paul and Logan Paulsen are in game shape by the opener I doubt Vernon sticks around.

I would think he'd be motivated going back to his home town. It's hard for me to believe he's not still very fast for a TE even if he's lost a step or two.

Of course, he's got to catch the ball...

Originally posted by crake49:

Originally posted by BobS:

Originally posted by crake49:
I'm glad he's going home to DC. Good for him.

The Redskins lost their top two tight ends to season ending injuries early in the season last year. I think he was signed as insurance as I don't think there is much left in the tank. If Niles Paul and Logan Paulsen are in game shape by the opener I doubt Vernon sticks around.

I would think he'd be motivated going back to his home town. It's hard for me to believe he's not still very fast for a TE even if he's lost a step or two.

Of course, he's got to catch the ball...

Obviously no one would ever accuse Vernon of using stickum. It was said Vernon missed significant time a few years ago with a back injury, as some who unfortunately knows the effects first hand I believe that is what has led to Vernon's decline. Unless the injury is minor it will cause a slow to rapid decline in muscle reflex, strength and there will be increasing instances of pain whether short and stabbing or long and dull. No doctor wants to operate on a spinal cord unless necessary so surgery is a last resort and isn't done until the physical decline is pretty drastic or the pain unbearable. As he declined he just looked to me as a person trying to play with a bad back and the long term fall out from it. No amount of being tough will over come issues of muscles that don't cooperate because of nerve damage.

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

DAMN VERNON!....BACK AT IT WITH THE STONE HANDS...

He saw number 27 in the corner of his eye and got scared, brings me back to his niner days

Proof Scot is still an alcoholic.

Originally posted by MikeD:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

DAMN VERNON!....BACK AT IT WITH THE STONE HANDS...

He saw number 27 in the corner of his eye and got scared, brings me back to his niner days

it did kind of die at the end. ....no?

Originally posted by TonyStarks:

Originally posted by MikeD:

Originally posted by boast:

Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:

DAMN VERNON!....BACK AT IT WITH THE STONE HANDS...

He saw number 27 in the corner of his eye and got scared, brings me back to his niner days

it did kind of die at the end. ....no?

Yes vd did die that day

always assuming that a player in a weird funk will go to the patriots and become a stud lol. Vernon would be a beast for them just because. Ya know. Patriots.

Originally posted by Zachary:

always assuming that a player in a weird funk will go to the patriots and become a stud lol. Vernon would be a beast for them just because. Ya know. Patriots.

Bb wants smart players, vd is not one of them

Remember Ocho cinco ?

Originally posted by Zachary:

always assuming that a player in a weird funk will go to the patriots and become a stud lol. Vernon would be a beast for them just because. Ya know. Patriots.

They picked up Martellus Bennett to pair with gronk. Much better, younger option.

He used to be a good player