Sean Taylor going to the Pro Bowl!

It is clear that whoever started this thread is aware that Sean Taylor is a much better player than Roy Williams or else he wouldn't have pointed this out.

If I were a Cowboys fan I wouldn't be a fan of Roy Williams because he plays for the Redskins. Oops, I thought he was trying to block for Santana because it doesn't look like he was trying to cover him.
http://www.redskins.com/uploads/photos/perm/main/OHJFKNLBLFGG/55726348PG.jpg
You idiot, he's the reason that we swept you'll!

NLtbE incentives i believe DO count against the cap the year after they're earned... I don't think there's any free money allowed in the cap structure.

Money made in incentives do count against cap as bonus money, otherwise every owner and their mother would be dishing out incentives to keep good players. I mean can you imagine ab incentive like get "1 INT" for top caliber CB?

From Al Lackner, Senior Editor and cap specialist at askthecommish.com, on LTBE and NLTBE incentives.

An impartial arbitrator will hear disputes between the owners and the players concerning what should be considered LTBE (especially for rookies or veterans who did not play in the prior year). Conversely, if a player did not reach the performance incentive in the previous year, the incentive is deemed "not likely to be earned" (NLTBE) and is not included in team salary.

So by YOUR LOGIC, since Taylor is a FS he should have more INT's than Williams, but that is not the case either.

That's partially because when Taylor is in pass defense, he'd actually rather decleat the receiver, and not just sit back and cherry pick, or wait for them to run by so he can horse collar them like Williams does. And for every route that Roy Williams jumps to make a pick, the other nine times out of ten, he judges it poorly and gets torched for long gains or scores.

OOps my mistake, it is Roy Williams representing the NFC in Honolulu, again, for the 3rd time in 4 years as a pro.

Well if this is all you have to hang your hat on enjoy! As for Taylor he had a so so season as did over rated Williams!

PS big guy Moss on the other is having a great year and it all started with Williams so I hope he send him a Xmas card!!!! :laughing2 :laughing2 :laughing2 :laughing2 :laughing2 :woot: :woot: :woot: :laughing2 :headbange :laughing2 :woot: :woot: :headbange :lol: :lol: :)

Why would he put himself in that kind of situation?? Agreed he's not been convicted, but if you think he made "role model" decisions that night, we need to talk...


WWAMD?
What Would Art Monk Do?


Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding!

AJFC, I believe you have hit upon the real reason why S. Taylor isn't in the PB this year!

Voters must have remembered that off-season incident, and voted for someone else without looking at his on-the-field actions!

:happybday Jesus! :happybday Jesus!

Ask Terry Glenn who is better. He'll probably lie and say Roy Williams, but he'll flinch when you mention the name Sean Taylor.

Ask Terry Glenn who is better. He'll probably lie and say Roy Williams, but he'll flinch when you mention the name Sean Taylor.





:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: ....thats funny.

From Al Lackner, Senior Editor and cap specialist at askthecommish.com, on LTBE and NLTBE incentives.

An impartial arbitrator will hear disputes between the owners and the players concerning what should be considered LTBE (especially for rookies or veterans who did not play in the prior year). Conversely, if a player did not reach the performance incentive in the previous year, the incentive is deemed "not likely to be earned" (NLTBE) and is not included in team salary.

yeah, but if the player DOES hit those NLTBE incentives they count towards the cap the following year i do believe, or else NLTBE incentives would be all over every contract.

i think it's fitting that the last cowboy helmet we saw on this thread is the one in Santana's wake.