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has the Arian Foster curse? I don't believe in bashing players and this isn't meant to bash and Pig is definitely a good player and asset to the team but you can arguably say he cost us two wins. I believe someone pointed out that Arian probably cost Tennessee five wins during his Tennessee career due to untimely fumbles. Does this mean Pig is going to cost us at least three more games?
Does Pig speak pterodactyl or have a supreme love for tacos? If so,then maybe the Arian Foster comparison is warranted.
Ok, I understand everyone seems to think a player like Pig is worth it even though bad luck seems to follow even if you could see the future and knew he would cost us at least three more wins but we don't know which he is still worth it. I am going to bet he sees less playing time in the future and guys like North, Johnson, and Young see more playing time as well as the incoming players. Jones needs clutch players.
The thing about luck in football is it always seems to favor the better, well coached teams.
If Pig has or develops a fumbling problem, then the coaches should correct that by training him better or benching him.
I haven't seen anything negative from the guy other than the illegal block.
The GA game was just a player giving his all to win for the team. I'll never fault a guy for that.
I don't think a Foster comparison is accurate for that very reason, Foster mailed it in more than a few times for this program.
has the Arian Foster curse? I don't believe in bashing players and this isn't meant to bash and Pig is definitely a good player and asset to the team but you can arguably say he cost us two wins. I believe someone pointed out that Arian probably cost Tennessee five wins during his Tennessee career due to untimely fumbles. Does this mean Pig is going to cost us at least three more games?
How can you be "somewhat off topic" in the very thread that you create?