Looks like a shitty Audi

“Let’s flip a guy with a floor of backup shooting guard and the ceiling of backup shooting guard who has future salary demands, for one who might turn into an all-star reserve or flame out in China in 18 months with no salary expectations whatsoever.”

IT is definitely outside being a top 20 player because of the negatives you mentioned, and I love IT. That said, he scored a lot, with good efficiency and in the clutch. He lead the Celtics to an improbable ECF berth, as the only real scorer on the team, that’s gotta say something

You’re honestly just going to fucking play dumb on that discrepancy?

I’m a Pats fan, and while disappointed, my reaction to all this is mostly:

11 wins actually, but again that’s still 5 fewer than Brady won with the same team, and those wins were against the toughest competition.

Benches certainly matter, but in the playoffs teams are really only playing maybe 7 deep.

Cassel went to the Pro-Bowl his first year with KC. He also missed the playoffs with a Patriots team that went undefeated the year before sooo....

It’s a colossal fuck up, and leaving it unexplained only exacerbates the situation more. No leader anywhere can get away with stuff like that for very long.

May it all go down in pettiness, hubris, and embarrassment. Also fire.

His third step happens after contact, so it doesn’t count. Maybe he could have tucked it, but he didn’t.

I only count 2 steps before contact, but shit how do you even quantify a “step” when the guy got his legs blown out from under him during the play?

I have no idea what they would call, since nobody knows what a catch is. Hes not lunging like that at midfield either. It should be incomplete everywhere since he made no attempt to avoid contact, thus becoming a runner, and got hit before he could get his third step down.

Got Kinja’d

Clement never lost control of the ball.

Your talking about the Ertz TD. Clement bobbled his out of bounds.

Its not whataboutism if we are talking about the same damn game.

He took two steps and then got his feet cut out from under him.

A player has the ball long enough to become a runner when, after his second foot is on the ground, he is capable of avoiding or warding off impending contact of an opponent, tucking the ball away, turning up field, or taking additional steps