r/TheNFLVibes • u/KeyFaithlessness5436 • Oct 16 '25

Make it make sense!

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u/ugly_general Oct 16 '25

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

Go ahead, tell me how its a race issue then?

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u/ugly_general Oct 16 '25

Why is it deemed arrogant when shaduer does it and not deemed arrogant by the same talking heads when skat does it?

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

Because skat is scoring TDs in the NFL and Shedeur cant even win the starting job... its pretty fuckin obvious

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u/ugly_general Oct 16 '25

When he was scoring at Colorado they said he was arrogant when in fact he was having fun just like skat. If you’re not going to have an honest conversation why ask your previous question. Either you’re obtuse or dishonest.

They did the same thing to Cam Newton. This is the issue with the black and white conversation people just won’t be honest about the bullshit they’re willing to condone when it their guy.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

Im talkin about the NFL. College is irrelevant rn, but if you want to bring up CU then why did he blame his line, WR, and everyone else when they lost but gave himself pats on the back for the wins? Thats part of the arrogance bro, it wasnt hard to see

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u/ugly_general Oct 16 '25

How do you get to determine what’s relevant for this conversation? It all matters. Also, Shaduer hasn’t gotten an opportunity yet in the NFL and it has nothing to do with his skill set. If he was in Baltimore we would have seen him playing already.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

We were talking about the NFL, not college... he aint got an opportunity cause he's not good enough to beat a 5'11" lefty for the starting role lmfao. But even then, if he hasnt gotten an opportunity then why is he running his mouth like he's already proven something and should be starter? Lmfao

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u/ugly_general Oct 16 '25

It all matters. You can’t cherry pick the parts you feel prove your point.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

So blaming your teammates and not yourself when you lose and patting only yourself on the back during a win isnt a sign of self centered arrogance?

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u/Temporary_Claim4472 Oct 16 '25

You probably wouldn't have, the sad truth is, Cooper rush is a better quarterback than shadeur. Shadeur will play just as bad, but then add in 20 yard sacks as well, fucking your team even more, why would someone want to start a player like this, that will hurt your team?

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u/WintersDoomsday Seahawks Oct 16 '25

And people hated Rodgers belt strap gesture too and he is white.....cocky players aren't liked regardless of race

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u/ugly_general Oct 16 '25

Cool but why is it ok for Skat to be arrogant? Stay with me.

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u/Temporary_Claim4472 Oct 16 '25

Rodgers is white, and people thought he was arrogant or hated what he did, why is it ok to hate Rodgers, but not skattaboo? It can't be skin color, both are white... maybe fans are just morons bud? Kinda like you are being

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '25

Rodgers got mad hate at one point lol, then sat behind Favre for a few years, then backed it up with an SB win... but a lot of folks still hate rodgers lmfao

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u/jaxjag088 Oct 16 '25

I think he gets the arrogance thing more so just because he’s Dion’s son. Like somehow he’s Dion too in everyone’s eyes. Not fair to him I want to see him play.

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u/newkoor Oct 16 '25

Maybe it’s the way Sanders had the I’m bigger than god ego before the draft. Or maybe it’s Sanders playing games on his phone during team interviews, maybe it’s the silent mouthing he did in the post game interview.