Comments on: Greene shows Stafford what happens when things go wrong

By: UGA2010

UGA2010 — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 21:48:38 +0000

Stafford is starting off in a situation much like Aikman did in the early 90’s; a very, very underdeveloped team lacking a solid line amongst many other functional football team essentials. Stafford has the acquired winning mentality, and his competitive drive will get him through the first season, which quite frankly is going to suck. If the Lions can get some things right in the office (asking for a prayer) then Matty might be able to turn them into winners. The Lions always draft talent but never build anything around their draft picks, hence the losing streak. I know that Aikman has already reached out to our former Bulldawg, and I’m interested to hear more of his personal opinion during the Sports Legends Challenge come September.

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Mon, 20 Jul 2009 18:59:34 +0000

[...] what Stafford’s career could be like should things go wrong (as the AJC’s Jeff Schultz did) is just [...]

By: Kenny with NFL knowledge

Kenny with NFL knowledge — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 18:49:47 +0000

ok, well Tom Brady is GREAT and Todd Collins sucked, Heath Schuler sucked and Peyton Manning is GREAT!!! who cares what a guy did before from the same school, get a clue! MORON

By: Monday Notes: Training Camp Countdown Nearing Single Digits « wire2

Monday Notes: Training Camp Countdown Nearing Single Digits « wire2 — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 18:00:30 +0000

[...] what Stafford’s career could be like should things go wrong (as the AJC’s Jeff Schultz did) is just [...]

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Monday Notes: Training Camp Countdown Nearing Single Digits — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:57:33 +0000

[...] what Stafford’s career could be like should things go wrong (as the AJC’s Jeff Schultz did) is just [...]

By: harry dawg 73

harry dawg 73 — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:41:07 +0000

Greene’s record at UGA is in stone. he was higly regarded by all tv commentators as a solid, steady maybe great and very accurant COLLEGE QB. most UGa grads could care less about the falcons, the nfl of thugs anway. It matters not if they are great at the nect level.

Besides, UGA grads DID graduate from a wonderful school and we love most of our football memories anc simply care less about the thug
(labor union ) nfl. Who cares ABOUT The Ray Lewis type of players anyway??? THUGS like the nba of thugs. Tatoos are not gonna cut it with UGA sorority gals anway.

go DAwgs !!!

By: Matthew Stafford Is No David Greene « nflaccess.info

Matthew Stafford Is No David Greene « nflaccess.info — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:00:15 +0000

[...] bum, doesn’t mean that the bum will be a superstar, and vice versa. I bring this up because Jeff Schultz of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution used former Georgia QB/NFL flop David Greene as a warning sign for Matthew Stafford’s [...]

By: WalkerMuhDawg

WalkerMuhDawg — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:41:58 +0000

The only similarity between Greene and Stafford is the position they play. Greene never had the physical tools or mechanics to project as anything but a back-up in the NFL. Stafford will lead the Lions to the playoffs within 2 years and the SB within 4.

And BruffDawg, were you even around when Herschel played for the Cowboys. I don’t know the current stats, but for many years throughout the 90’s and perhaps beyond, HW was the NFL All-time league leader in All-Purpose yardage.

I would call that the definition of a huge NFL star! Sheesh!

By: DawginLex

DawginLex — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 13:05:41 +0000

hey belittle,bebold,

Question for you? Where did you play in college?

I’ll anxiously await your reply.

Rambler, attacking the all time winner among college QB’s makes you look like a dumb jealous loser. David Greene has more class in his pinky than you and “m” put together. ACC education? WOW, what a joke.

By: Jack in Snellville

Jack in Snellville — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 12:16:02 +0000

I followed the careers of David Greene and David Pollack. I was disappointed for both of them that their NFL careers did not work out. But, both guys gave me some great memories . Oh, the possibilities…