Is he the same dude in the Lethal Weapon series?I remember I used to complain about Leo Goeas in the 90's and Goeas was head & shoulders above Evans.
No wonder he couldn't block - he is way too small
Is he the same dude in the Lethal Weapon series?I remember I used to complain about Leo Goeas in the 90's and Goeas was head & shoulders above Evans.
I know I know - different nameIs he the same dude in the Lethal Weapon series?
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No wonder he couldn't block - he is way too small
You need someone to pass block? Whatever you need, Leo Getz.Is he the same dude in the Lethal Weapon series?
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No wonder he couldn't block - he is way too small
I feel bad for the guy, at least he cares. Some guys would walk off the field and not give two shits. So props for that but I hope I never see him playing for the Rams again. Course I've hoped that for past couple seasons, then in training camp, then after preseason ended, then....Keep your chin up, Bobby Evans.
Dude is getting destroyed everywhere on social media, gotta be tough.
From Rodrigue yesterday:
Still, several Rams players lingered in that cramped visiting locker room postgame, some with their heads in their hands, and others — such as left guard Bobby Evans— visibly distraught. Evans, a reserve guard for the Rams, gave up three sacks on Sunday and took the blame for them, his eyes rimmed red with emotion."I gotta do better,” he said, his voice cracking. “I know there are some technical things I need to do better. I let the quarterback get hit a couple of times. … This one is tough, because I just feel like I let down a bunch of people.”
he knows his playing days may be numbered...Keep your chin up, Bobby Evans.
Dude is getting destroyed everywhere on social media, gotta be tough.
From Rodrigue yesterday:
Still, several Rams players lingered in that cramped visiting locker room postgame, some with their heads in their hands, and others — such as left guard Bobby Evans— visibly distraught. Evans, a reserve guard for the Rams, gave up three sacks on Sunday and took the blame for them, his eyes rimmed red with emotion."I gotta do better,” he said, his voice cracking. “I know there are some technical things I need to do better. I let the quarterback get hit a couple of times. … This one is tough, because I just feel like I let down a bunch of people.”
I hope he invested his money wiselyhe knows his playing days may be numbered...
but if he is smart he has enough money to live off of for the rest of his life.
I could have sworn that restaurant went out of business a few years ago
What I don't get is why does it take so long for coaches to see how bad a guy is playing, and it's not the first time. They kept playing Jamal Demby week after week while all of us here at ROD were screaming at the top of our lungs "SIT HIM THE FUCK DOWN!"
Same thing with Evans, and we still don't know yet if they're gonna sit him out.
As bright as this coaching staff is supposed to be, they sometimes can't see what's glaringly obvious to us fans.