Colin Jones.....

[bandu]

I think Colin Jones has rightfully earned a starting spot in this secondary.btw,how you like em apples

[London Loves Luke]

Di ansa is on da rosta - Gettleman c.2013

[thefuzz]

Josh Norman on the podcast last week got excited when talking about Colin Jones. Said he was a legit 4.3 and a real football player.

 

How are his hands?

 

 

Just kidding, glad to see the kid out there giving it his all.

[bigdog10]

He nearly sealed the game with a pick yesterday on the screen pass as the Falcons were driving for the go ahead FG.

[WUnderhill]

We'll let him walk and sign an old, slow guy to replace him.

[Mr. Scot]

Its fun to watch a 205 pound man completely upend a 291 pound man.

 

More Jones Please.

 

A jones for Jones?

 

[jtnc]

Not sure where he'll fit in when Bené comes back.

[ZeroZeroSeven]

Not sure where he'll fit in when Bené comes back.

 

It should be at safety over Roman "Concrete Feet" Harper.

[Chaos]

He played lights out.

Several times I thought he was Kuechly at first, and not just because ya know....but because he diagnosed the play and reacted with incredible speed. On that Julio Jones screen pass he nearly had a pick 6, which would have probably given us the win.

I'm sure whenever he makes a tackle the whole BofA crowd chants "Luuuuuuuuuuuuke" like they do for Klein too, because, hey, white guy, amirite?

[SteveSmithTD89]

Well we've got him under contract this year and next.  Hopefully him and Boston form a nice pair next season.

[Khaki Lackey]

I wonder how much Gettleman interjects himself in the field personnel decisions. Does he ever give Ron suggestions? If not, I wonder how he feels about the personnel he acquires being misused or underused?

It probably falls under some old "unwritten rule" that the GM doesn't second guess or impose his will on the coaching staff. Give him enough rope to hang himself, blah blah blah.

[ZeroZeroSeven]

I wonder how much Gettleman interjects himself in the field personnel decisions. Does he ever give Ron suggestions? If not, I wonder how he feels about the personnel he acquires being misused or underused?

It probably falls under some old "unwritten rule" that the GM doesn't second guess or impose his will on the coaching staff. Give him enough rope to hang himself, blah blah blah.

 

If that's the case, Rowboat Ron is squirming to free himself of the noose.  It will take a miracle for him to free himself.  I think Gettleman let him roll with his pet project of Chandler and Bell and he really his letting him hang himself.

[Mr. Scot]

I wonder how much Gettleman interjects himself in the field personnel decisions. Does he ever give Ron suggestions? If not, I wonder how he feels about the personnel he acquires being misused or underused?

It probably falls under some old "unwritten rule" that the GM doesn't second guess or impose his will on the coaching staff. Give him enough rope to hang himself, blah blah blah.

 

GMs rarely have any input on those decisions.

 

[Khaki Lackey]

GMs rarely have any input on those decisions.

That's what I figured, but if I managed a restaurant, I would have a hard time keeping quiet while my head chef ruined everything.

Example : if Norwell gets benched once Amini is back, how do you not say, "What the fug, man?"