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Rankin waived
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He gone The Chiefs make room for WR Darrius Shepherd signing by waiving OL Martinas Rankin. |
Most overrated player on the team the past few years. People insisted he was something he wasn’t
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Better or worse than Irving?
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/ Waves back
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Goodbye Martavius Rankins!!!
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He never played
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A Rankin Wave is when there's no other option so you use your hand to wipe an especially muddy one and are trying to fling it off your fingers
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Knew this would happen.
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And yet Wylie still lives.
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He hasn’t been able to even practice in forever.
No surprise he was waived from a crowded snd talented OL room. |
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Well, bye.
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Even if he were healthy he wouldn't make this squad.
Armani Watts, you're next. |
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PRINT EM MOTHER BITCHES!!!
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He’s Still got some upside if he can stay healthy.
Good for him he got a super bowl ring though |
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Have we re-signed this POS yet?
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Glad that's over with.
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You can’t make the club in the tub (unless your name is Sammy Watkins).
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Better than Cam Erving. |
Kinda stinks he didn't pan out. When Fisher was out the coaches chose to move Remmers to LT and Wylie to RT. That says a lot of what they thought of Rankin. That's disappointing.
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Pennel signs with Bears
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Rankin looked ok until Cam injured Schwartz which tore up Rankin's knee on the first play at RT.
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In 2019, he started next to Cam Erving for 5 games before tearing his pec while the Chiefs scored 24, 30, 24, 26 and 32 before being placed on IR. But the bottom line is that the guy must not have loved football because he'd still be on the team if he did, especially over guys like Wylie and all of the other scrubs. |
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They should have kept their line intact and given Rankin help instead of flipping Remmers, who was destroyed by Denver in the 2016 Super Bowl, and sliding all of the guys, save for Reiter, down a slot. I don't know if that would have been enough to make them competitive but at least 4 guys would have been at their same positions as they'd been for most of the season. |
No surprise he was waved. He just could never recover from the injury. That he made it this long without any production just proves the dire straight our o-line has been in before Veach moved on it.
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I've said it time and time again but some guys play in the NFL because they genuinely love the game and others play in the NFL because they can. I think Rankin was one of the latter. |
When he didn't show up for the mini-camp, I was pretty sure he was history. You can say injuries had a lot to do with it, but I agree with Dane that he just didn't have the desire.
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I can understand not loving the game. And if you have other options then fine. But man, check back with that guy a few months into having a real job.
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If he's smart. |
Zero ****s given.
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I don't see him as any great loss. The Chiefs signed Wyatt Miller and still have Prince whatever on the roster. There will be plenty of camp cuts and guys trying to make a comeback to pick from.
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edit: I just found out that if i name my grandfather king of his small village in Northern Michigan, I also will be a prince. Is Prince Tega Wanogho a real prince? Wanogho started all 13 games in 2018 at left tackle. He was named a second-team All-SEC pick for his play in 12 starts at left tackle during his senior campaign. Received medical flag at Senior Bowl. Prince is, in fact, a prince in the real sense of the word, as his grandfather was the king of a village. |
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I'm starting to think that every guy in Nigeria is a prince.
I was assuming that Prince was his actual first name. Is it a title and he wants everyone to refer to him by that title? I'm confused. |
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The more you know!
The answer is that Nigeria as a federation of 36 states, has no central prince. But there are parts (tribes/ethnic groups) in Nigeria where a person is chosen traditionally or by other means to represent a particular community or town as the highest traditional authority. Such a person’s ruling power or jurisdiction are effective only within the town he rules as the traditional head. This means he submits to the state/regional and central government of Nigeria. Most tribes in the south-eastern Nigeria (the Igbo people) call such a person ’Igwe’ or ’Eze’ which translates as King in English. And like for every other King, his male child is the prince. Whose princely privileges can not go beyond the boundaries of where the authority of his father covers (though princes are accorded some respects by people from other towns, tribes or different ethnicities who have regards for Royalty when they see one). Other privileges the prince enjoy outside the boundaries of his town might be on merit or by affluence (unfortunately, not all of them are rich). Hence, there is no Prince of Nigeria but there are princes in some tribes in Nigeria. I hope this answers the question. |
I had hopes for him at guard at one point.
But yeah, at this point it's a numbers game where he just doesn't fit in. |
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Good! Wylie can follow him.
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