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Really didn’t need him to play both ways against csu…

CSU did Oregon and usc a favor

CSU head coach is a perfect example of black liberals trying to tear down black men with high character values that doesn’t conform in liberal culture.

Kingtrips2 said 🔗 Really didn’t need him to play both ways against csu… CSU did Oregon and usc a favor

He has openly expressed how bad he wants to win a Heisman, Prime has openly expressed how bad he wants him to win one.

He can’t do it if he ain’t a 2 Way threat, not as exclusively a WR or exclusively a CB.

MHP Trotty said 🔗 He has openly expressed how bad he wants to win a Heisman, Prime has openly expressed how bad he wants him to win one. He can’t do it if he ain’t a 2 Way threat, not as exclusively a WR or exclusively a CB.

It’s not about that. He likes playing both sides

Kingmotion said 🔗 CSU head coach is a perfect example of black liberals trying to tear down black men with high character values that doesn’t conform in liberal culture.

The government historically can always find the “super hater” amongst us who equates the black man attracting all the attention & clout as being the antithesis of himself and what things should be valued & done the right way. Then they put the battery in his back to destroy him.

Y’all remember the Alabama State coach did this last year with Deion about Deion not being “real SWAC” and a “real HBCU man” speaking to an under current of people who felt Deion going to FSU to play football didn’t make him a “real” black man, let alone one who should be apart of HBCU culture.

stillNAMELESS said 🔗 It’s not about that. He likes playing both sides

It is 100% about the Heisman because he wasn’t being used at JSU on both sides as much as he’s being used at Colorado where he never leaves the field at this point and is listed as CU’s #1 WR. Why? FCS players don’t get Heisman consideration.

Late hit but a good hit. Two way dreams might be gone if he gonna get his chest caved in.

Kingtrips2 said 🔗 Really didn’t need him to play both ways against csu… CSU did Oregon and usc a favor

Did you see that dirty hit ? How do you prepare for that other than staying off the field

MHP Trotty said 🔗 It is 100% about the Heisman because he wasn’t being used at JSU on both sides as much as he’s being used at Colorado where he never leaves the field at this point and is listed as CU’s #1 WR. Why? FCS players don’t get Heisman consideration.

No it’s not bruh. He’s always wanted to play both sides and want to do the same in the NFL

stillNAMELESS said 🔗 No it’s not bruh. He’s always wanted to play both sides and want to do the same in the NFL

No, I get that. What I’m saying is his immediate goal is the Heisman that’s why he’s willing to play 80-100 snaps or whatever in what appeared initially to be a meaningless game against Colorado State instead of picking & choosing when he needs to do double duty.

Because he has a high likelihood of injury being a starter on both offense & defense, they asked Prime about that after the TCU game whether it even makes sense to play him THAT much risking his health before the bulk of their schedule coming up in actual important games. It was like 90 degrees on the field and he played over 100 snaps week 1, and that’s not taking into account the altitude that he has to deal with in home games now.

Every football player who has spoke on it says it’s risky to play THAT much every game and it took 2 1/2 games before something bad happened from that exposure.

MHP Trotty said 🔗 He has openly expressed how bad he wants to win a Heisman, Prime has openly expressed how bad he wants him to win one. He can’t do it if he ain’t a 2 Way threat, not as exclusively a WR or exclusively a CB.

Playing 80-90 snaps every game isn’t needed to win a heisman and its bad for his future

MHP Trotty said 🔗 No, I get that. What I’m saying is his immediate goal is the Heisman that’s why he’s willing to play 80-100 snaps or whatever in what appeared initially to be a meaningless game against Colorado State instead of picking & choosing when he needs to do double duty. Because he has a high likelihood of injury being a starter on both offense & defense, they asked Prime about that after the TCU game whether it even makes sense to play him THAT much risking his health before the bulk of their schedule coming up in actual important games. It was like 90 degrees on the field and he played over 100 snaps week 1, and that’s not taking into account the altitude that he has to deal with in home games now. Every football player who has spoke on it says it’s risky to play THAT much every game and it took 2 1/2 games before something bad happened from that exposure.

Understood, that was a dirty play though.

MakeItHappen456 said 🔗 Did you see that dirty hit ? How do you prepare for that other than staying off the field

Truth be told I’m not mad at the hit that’s football, but that’s part of the reason he shouldn’t be playing as many snaps as he does.. especially against subpar opponents

Kingtrips2 said 🔗 Truth be told I’m not mad at the hit that’s football, but that’s part of the reason he shouldn’t be playing as many snaps as he does.. especially against subpar opponents

They barely won I think they needed him lol

MakeItHappen456 said 🔗 They barely won I think they needed him lol

They really won without him,

he wasn't on the field for most of the Offense's TDs

And he was on the field for a lot of the Defense's failures

stillNAMELESS said 🔗 It’s not about that. He likes playing both sides

You would know about playing both sides.

Double Entendre don't ask me how.

Optimus Maximus said 🔗 You would know about playing both sides. Double Entendre don't ask me how.

Take my d1ck out your mouth please

CSU knew the only way to keep that game close was to play dirty, CSU coach a clown.... now him and the safety #11 back to being irrelevant

Kingtrips2 said 🔗 Playing 80-90 snaps every game isn’t needed to win a heisman and its bad for his future

It is because the Heisman is a narrative award.

MHP Trotty said 🔗 No, I get that. What I’m saying is his immediate goal is the Heisman that’s why he’s willing to play 80-100 snaps or whatever in what appeared initially to be a meaningless game against Colorado State instead of picking & choosing when he needs to do double duty. Because he has a high likelihood of injury being a starter on both offense & defense, they asked Prime about that after the TCU game whether it even makes sense to play him THAT much risking his health before the bulk of their schedule coming up in actual important games. It was like 90 degrees on the field and he played over 100 snaps week 1, and that’s not taking into account the altitude that he has to deal with in home games now. Every football player who has spoke on it says it’s risky to play THAT much every game and it took 2 1/2 games before something bad happened from that exposure.

Brah you knock anyone out the fu#king game with a obvious dirty play. Whether you play both sides or not. Cuz wasn’t prepared to protect himself because the play was over. Has nothing to do with over exposure.

Trophykn1ght said 🔗 They really won without him, he wasn't on the field for most of the Offense's TDs And he was on the field for a lot of the Defense's failures

Players get hurt, part of the game

Kingtrips2 said 🔗 Truth be told I’m not mad at the hit that’s football, but that’s part of the reason he shouldn’t be playing as many snaps as he does.. especially against subpar opponents

That’s not fu#king football you clown. Play hard between the white lines and before the whistle. That was some bi#ch a$s bush league shyt. Has nothing to do with the number of snaps nor the opposition.

j15 said 🔗 Brah you knock anyone out the fu#king game with an obvious dirty play. Whether you play both sides or not. Cuz wasn’t prepared to protect himself because the play was over. Has nothing to do with over exposure.

I understand what you saying.

But it has everything to do with exposure because the more you are out there playing a position like CB AND WR, you are open to get hit whether it’s a tackle or a dirty block. They’re the smallest guys on the field, I’m telling you it’s a thrill to hurt one.

MHP Trotty said 🔗 I understand what you saying. But it has everything to do with exposure because the more you are out there playing a position like CB AND WR, you are open to get hit whether it’s a tackle or a dirty block. They’re the smallest guys on the field, I’m telling you it’s a thrill to hurt one.

I get what you tryna say. We just see it differently. Maybe if it happened organically I would agree but a dirty play could knock anyone out whether he’s a full time starter or just a specialist. No one usually expects to get blasted like that after the play. No matter their position. Just my 2 cent