I said aggravated not angry. There is a difference.
I'm not aggravated either, I have an opinion - it's different to yours, that doesn't make either of us right.
Someone new asked for advice, I gave an opinion. CJFred didn't agree with my advice. Maybe I learnt something, maybe he did, maybe the opening poster did. Who knows?
Re: WR / CB speed thing
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raidergreg69
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2/08/2022 4:27 pm
TheAdmiral wrote:
raidergreg69 wrote:
TheAdmiral wrote:
I'm not angry :o)
I said aggravated not angry. There is a difference.
I'm not aggravated either, I have an opinion - it's different to yours, that doesn't make either of us right.
Someone new asked for advice, I gave an opinion. CJFred didn't agree with my advice. Maybe I learnt something, maybe he did, maybe the opening poster did. Who knows?
Learnt? It's learned btw.
Re: WR / CB speed thing
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TheAdmiral
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2/08/2022 5:39 pm
raidergreg69 wrote:
TheAdmiral wrote:
raidergreg69 wrote:
TheAdmiral wrote:
I'm not angry :o)
I said aggravated not angry. There is a difference.
I'm not aggravated either, I have an opinion - it's different to yours, that doesn't make either of us right.
Someone new asked for advice, I gave an opinion. CJFred didn't agree with my advice. Maybe I learnt something, maybe he did, maybe the opening poster did. Who knows?
Learnt? It's learned btw.
Both are correct, look it up :0)
Re: WR / CB speed thing
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raidergreg69
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2/08/2022 6:08 pm
I did and where I'm from it's learned. Canada and UK use learnt. Must be saving letters to add to color and shop.
Ye Olde Colour Shoppe or The Old Color Shop, I know which one I prefer
Re: WR / CB speed thing
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raymattison21
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2/08/2022 6:30 pm
Low conditioning and high fatigue setting will cause more injuries. That is from jdb 2016
I am guessing here but fatigue is tied to conditioning which is tied to snaps/hits taken like broken tackles or oline dline engagements . Distance the players traveled or the time for recovery has to do something but maybe that part is separate . But it’s intertwined somehow. I have just accepted it by observation.