Better than DeAndre Hopkins?Mothman wrote: See! Right there! We all know that when you write "there are some things that he can do to help the passing game" what you really mean is "Simpson is great".
That's it, Craig. You've tipped your hand and now we all know you think Simpson is the BEST.
Does anyone think Jerome Simpson has improved?
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Re: Does anyone think Jerome Simpson has improved?
How in God's name would anyone know he has improved or not when we haven't played a pre-season or regular season game yet!!!
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They haven't even put pads on yet. June hand ringing is a classic symptom of NFL withdrawal. We are the afflicted .....MV711 wrote:How in God's name would anyone know he has improved or not when we haven't played a pre-season or regular season game yet!!!
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LOL! You've got that right.The Breeze wrote: They haven't even put pads on yet. June hand ringing is a classic symptom of NFL withdrawal. We are the afflicted .....
We're months away from real, meaningful answers to questions like "Has Jerome Simpson improved?, "How will the Vikings use Shariff Floyd this season?", etc.
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80 PurplePride 84 wrote:pfft. I'm ready to talk about Mike Wobschall some more.
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80 PurplePride 84 wrote: pfft. I'm ready to talk about Mike Wobschall some more.
Do you think he has a Viking bed like Jerome? I gotta get me a Viking bed.
Re: Does anyone think Jerome Simpson has improved?
(Craig quickly tries to cover up his "JEROME SIMPSON IS BEST NFL PLAYER EVER!" t-shirt with his hands)...Mothman wrote: See! Right there! We all know that when you write "there are some things that he can do to help the passing game" what you really mean is "Simpson is great".
That's it, Craig. You've tipped your hand and now we all know you think Simpson is the BEST.
Umm...gosh, Jim, I don't know what you're talking about...
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80 PurplePride 84 wrote:
I know it's only June, but I think Wobby has really improved compared to last year. I heard he was dealing with carpal tunnel all last year which really affected his blogging.
Yeah, we're really lucky to have a guy like that in this day and age. Most guys would just pack it in and collect a check with an injury like that. Not Wobby, he just kept mashing that keyboard....he's old school. It's easy to see he's healthy now, he might go all the way this year. SKOL Wobby!
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The Wobster has impressed me recently with his blogs and interviews.
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Re: Does anyone think Jerome Simpson has improved?
For the same reason people are all excited about a LB who also hasn't played a pre-season or regular season game yet--or at all last year either.MV711 wrote:How in God's name would anyone know he has improved or not when we haven't played a pre-season or regular season game yet!!!
It's called hope, wishful thinking, having a positive outlook, etc.
I think Simpson can--and SHOULD--improve on his numbers from last year. And I can say that with confidence, because I believe he's not injured anymore and can play up to his full potential (whatever that is)--and I also believe Ponder has improved.
No one is saying he's going to be this big stud WR. I thought the question was more about people's thoughts on how he is going to do this year compared to last...and yes, I think he'll do better. If not, bye bye Jerome.
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At least Bishop has a past proven history over time.MelanieMFunk wrote: For the same reason people are all excited about a LB who also hasn't played a pre-season or regular season game yet--or at all last year either.![]()
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So do many other players out there not really worth signing anymore.headless_norseman wrote: At least Bishop has a past proven history over time.
Either way, I have more hope for Simpson than I do Bishop being a long-term answer for anything. If Simpson improves, he might actually stick around for a while. But, ya know, maybe Bishop can, too. We'll see.

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MelanieMFunk wrote: So do many other players out there not really worth signing anymore.
Either way, I have more hope for Simpson than I do Bishop being a long-term answer for anything. If Simpson improves, he might actually stick around for a while. But, ya know, maybe Bishop can, too. We'll see.
My answer was in context of Simpson only, as Simpson only had the one year in Cincy, wher Bishop has much more than that.
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