Fellow Texans blogger and friend of the site Jake Langenkamp recently wrote this article, inspired by myself and other Texans fans/bloggers who see no reason for the Texans to use an early-round draft pick on a cornerback.
I’m very much of that opinion. During open practices last training camp, myself, Alan Burge, Rivers McCown, Mike Kerns, Big Ron, John Hallam & Barrett Walton were gathered in what became kind of a daily “blogger summit.” Steph Stradley was around too if I recall. I hope I’m not leaving anyone out.
Toward the end of one of these pow-wows, Burge took a quick, informal poll. I don’t recall the exact phrasing, but I believe it was something along the lines of “what is your biggest concern heading into the season?” I believe myself and one other person said “the young secondary.” I think everyone else said “the pass rush.”
The secondary was certainly the most visible and obvious problem last season, but I wouldn’t say it turned out to be worse than the pass rush. It’s like asking, what’s a worse TV show: LOST or HEROES? Who cares, they’re both garbage. (Yes, they are.)
So, Jake thinks not drafting a cornerback early could be a disaster for the Texans. I’m not sure why. The Texans need a veteran starter, period. They can’t take the chance that another “NFL-ready” cornerback will come in and get his head kicked in week in and week out next year.
Jake says “I don’t think the carnage Texans fans witnessed out of Jackson is indicative of what his career will be like.”
Two responses to this. 1 – That’s a pretty safe thing to say, because Jackson quite literally couldn’t get any worse than he was last year, and 2 – For everyone that says Jackson will get better, I’ve yet to see an explanation of why. His technique is terrible. He has no make-up speed. He has no ball instincts. He can’t jam. He gets turned around too easily, and on and on.
He might be better next year, but part of that will be because of the natural spike that (we hope) players sometimes have from year one to year two. Another part will be because like Jackson himself, the Texans’ defense as a whole can’t possibly get any worse. I’m the last guy who buys in 100% to Wade Phillips being some kind of defensive savior, but yes – just hiring him makes the Texans a better defense. He’s got too much success on his track record, and Frank Bush was probably the worst coordinator in the NFL last year. Or the last 100 years.
Jake goes on: “…the Texans coaching staff put (Jackson) in a position to fail last season.” This is another popular opinion that I don’t understand. The Texans took a talented corner, coached by Nick Saban, from a big-time college program, who was rated as a late-first or second-rounder and (GASP!) started him, as a rookie! BAD Texans coaching staff! What were they supposed to do? Develop him? He wasn’t a 4th-rounder. Yes, the Texans reached for him – but it’s not like Kareem Jackson was meant to be a guy selected in the middle of the draft.
It’s true, the Texans did have terrible coaching last year, but is Kareem Jackson not responsible for his own bad play? What percentage of that is on the coaches? Should he not have been expected to be at least mediocre? Let’s not lose sight of Jackson here, guys. He wasn’t average. He wasn’t below average – he was GHASTLY. Bad coaching certainly didn’t help that, but Jackson is who he is.
Is Jackson going to be better because he’s secretly going to go from being putrid, to average? Not a chance. There will be a better defense. He will be a year older, with another camp under his belt. So yeah, there will be that – but if you’re expecting much more, prepare to be disappointed.
So what does another early corner do for this team? If Prince Amukamara is there, and more preferred picks are off the board? I wouldn’t be happy, but there are worse ideas. But to reach for a corner in the first, or get a 2nd or 3rd rounder? The way this team evaluates defensive talent? Yeah, I’d rather take my chances with the free agent crop.
It’s a pretty strong free agent class for corners, but the Texans should absolutely not stop with getting a starter. Brice McCain should be gone next year (but probably won’t be), as should Antwaun Molden. The Texans could easily shore up their DB depth with some cheaper free agents, or maybe a mid-low draft pick. But an early pick? I don’t see it, and I don’t see the need. Especially with all the needs this team has… but it’s going to depend on the board and who’s available. I’m a big proponent of taking the best player available, so I’d be pretty hypocritical to discount a good 3rd-rounder if he’s a much better player than a guy at another position.
Another quote from Jake from the article: “The notion that signing a free agent to bring veteran presence will solve the secondary’s problems is short sighted.” How is it any more short-sighted than the idea that another unproven rookie will solve the problem? It’s short-sighted to think that ANYTHING this team, with its history of drafting defensive players and signing free agents – will solve the problem. What gives you the best chance of the two? In my view, a guy that has proven he can play.
More from Jake: “If you acquire only one starting free agent corner but refuse to draft one (NOTE: which is not the same thing as refusing to draft one early), you are left with Jackson, re-signing Jason Allen, or Sherrick McManis as the second starter.” Or… signing more than one free agent. Why is that out of the question? If you’re going to go get a starter in free agency, what’s the difference between then going after your depth via free agency again, or a low draft pick? This team can’t afford to pass on the best players at their positions, but they also can’t afford to throw good money after bad (see how well that worked out with the selections of Travis Johnson, then Amobi Okoye?).
If there’s a corner in the first three rounds who is a tremendous value when the Texans pick, or a guy who inexplicably falls? Again, I can’t vehemently argue against making that pick. But to target a corner early with all the other needs this team has, and the (eventual) available free agents – I don’t understand.
It is true that the safety play was terrible last year. But so was the corner play. And so was the pass rush. You can’t heap blame on the safeties for how bad the corners played, then at the same time heap blame on the corners for how bad the safeties played. They were ALL bad. Jackson didn’t do Bernard Pollard any favors. Pollard didn’t do any for Jackson, either – and the predictably anemic pass rush didn’t do anything to lighten the load either. There was plenty of blame to go around.
So go ahead and draft a corner early if it means getting a tremendous talent at a good value… but I maintain that the last thing this secondary needs is to get younger and less experienced.
Apr 13, 2011 at 00:27:51
Here is a little thing i read on Jackson on nfl.com houston page.. He might not of been great but come on totally horrible!? Give him a break lets see what he can do next year..
Jackson’s 53.2 completion percentage rate also compares favorably to some of the league’s top cornerbacks in their first years as starters: Nnamdi Asomugha (46.3 in 2005), Champ Bailey (47.8 in 1999), Charles Woodson (49.0 in 1998) and Darrelle Revis (59.1 in 2007).
Jackson and Revis’ first-year starting lines are almost identical. Jackson allowed 50 completions on 94 attempts; Revis allowed 55 completions on 93 attempts. Jackson had with two interceptions; Revis had three. Both players had 10 passes defensed.
Apr 13, 2011 at 08:03:19
I hate game stats they never tell the whole story. They would have you belive that david carr is on the right track. Just watch the games and yes in fact Kareem Jackson was horrible
Apr 13, 2011 at 08:03:34
“He wasn’t a 4th-rounder.”
According to LZ the draft grade he got from his sources was 3rd-4th round pick, nickle corner.
Apr 13, 2011 at 08:35:52
Time will tell on Kareem. Look at Nnamdi he didn’t even start for like the first two years of his pro career and he was a late 1st round pick. I know Kareem was bad, but I wont go on and say he probably wont get much better as time goes on.
Apr 13, 2011 at 09:53:49
I think a lot of fans are struggling to find some avenue to create some hope for the coming season. I have been despondent since the offseason began about the possibility of fixing this defense by next year whereby the right defensive personnel will be brought in. Given the regression we have seen in defensive players over the years, it is hard to hope that Kareem Jackson will improve. You can, but it all rests on Phillips. I find it hard to argue for any position on how the Texans should or will proceed. We’ve seen them screw up in enough areas and enough directions, whether it be draft picks, free agents, new defenses, etc., to the point where I just feel there’s no point other than just letting the chips fall where they may. Over the years, I’ve seen many writers express good logical points about how the Texans should proceed. They never do that, though. Sometimes when my friends ask me who the Texans will draft in the first round I answer “they’ll probably draft a punter”. Basically, I just punt on the issue.
Apr 13, 2011 at 11:23:13
I say get the best FA available within reason (Nnamdi is a pipe dream). If a great value player doesn’t fall to them in the first, then they should do everything they can to trade back and get picks to cover as many of these holes as possible. As for Kareem, could he improve… yes, but he will never be a Revis or Nnamdi, he doesn’t have the same athleticism as those guys. I don’t see him improving much next year or the year after for that matter. Give him a few years under good coaching and maybe we will get a quality starter, but a first round talent, he is not.
Apr 13, 2011 at 11:46:00
I get confused when I here with all the players the texans need we can’t do this or that … Last I checked we need a CB SS rush Lb … A 2nd CB and a good NT are kinda luxury picks. Yes we need a good CB FA and yes we need a good CB in the draft to replace crappy Kareem. Then get a rush LB which this draft is deep with and a FA SS … Yes Bush was that bad of a coordinator every defensive player had a backslide I constantly saw Cushing and Williams out of position who are our top defenders except ryans … Philips is a savior compared to Bush!
Apr 13, 2011 at 12:20:33
The problem with the “should the Texans take a CB early” argument is that it is too general.It should be, is cornerback X good enough to take at 11? How does he compare to the other players possibly available? And yes, need should get taken into account too.
Too many times fans/experts get it in their head early on that the a team needs x, but they don’t need y…and then form their own personal scouting report around that pre-conceived idea. Rookie corners tend to struggle, but that shouldn’t stop a team from drafting them if they like a particular player. I’m certainly guilty of it.
What you hope for as a fan is that your teams need to find a certain position doesn’t artificially inflate a prospect’s perceived value when the scouts watch them. That doesn’t mean that need shouldn’t play a factor. It almost has to when you have to comply with roster limits and a salary cap. Again it should be just one of many factors when trying to decide between a handful of players.
Apr 13, 2011 at 13:41:46
I’m pretty certain the Texans wouldn’t draft a corner at 11 AND sign a top notch FA corner. That’s the main reason I would be against drafting Amukamara. The other reason is that he reminds me a lot of Jackson – faster timed speed than playing speed, got burned against good competition in college, and doesn’t make plays on the ball. He’s a good guy, but he’s not what we need. Now, if Peterson fell to us, then we could make room for another rookie corner.
Apr 13, 2011 at 14:04:04
All I got to say about Jackson being horrible is, how long was he required to cover someone. Anytime a QB has more than 3-4 seconds to make something happen chances are the WR is going to get open. So that makes me believe it’s the D-Line/LB Corps. But to me that was expected with Demeco out.
So in the end, was he horrible yes, but so was the rest of the defense, so can we please stop looking at one guy. We get Demeco and Barwin back this year also.
My pick if he is there is Julio Jones. We are going to have to draft another WR soon, because AJ is started to get old and is having more and more little nagging injuries where he cant play at 100%.
Apr 14, 2011 at 06:59:58
@Will,
I agree with most of what you say, but there were many times we had pressure on the QB and he could fling the ball in the general direction of his WR and our DB (not just Jackson) wasn’t even in the picture. In the first game, I just chalked it up to Manning being superhuman. Then, McNabb did the same thing. QB’s didn’t have to worry about setting and delivering an accurate throw – they just had to get it in the area for a completion.
I think the main reason fans blame Jackson is that we were told he was the answer at CR. We all knew we needed a good vet, but they didn’t want to go get one. No one had Jackson rated higher than McCourtney other than the Texans, so that doesn’t help Jackson either. Wilson had tackling and competition issues, but he was rated higher too.
Apr 14, 2011 at 10:11:08
put k jax on the patriots and mccourty on the texans.
we would be talking about how bad mccourty was and how good k jax was compared to him in new england.
It was 10% overdrafting of k jax, and 90% frank bush / david gibbs.
watch how much better he is this year, and I think he can be significantly better than dunta was his second year
Apr 14, 2011 at 11:09:10
@AllenOU: I completely disagree with what you said. The patriots passing defense was ranked 30th last season. The patriots defense for most of the year was terrible. The D-line could not generate any type of pass rush but still McCourty made it to the probowl his rookie year, hence is why the patriots are looking for help on the front 7 in the draft.McCourty was a way better corner than KJ ever was coming out of college and thats why every NFL scout, except the Texans, had McCourty rated above Kareem. Playing corner in college, I have the habit of breaking down everything a cornerback does from backpedaling, to breaking out of it to opening up their hips and KJ was nowhere close what MCourty could do (hence a hole in my wall after hearing KJ’s name during the draft). If you watched MCourty last year, 9 time out of 10 he was step for step with the receivers and thats why he had 7ints. It had nothing to do with the pressure patriots Dline put on opposing offenses because they had none. KJ on the other hand, was NOWHERE close to being considered a 1st round pick coming out of alabama. KJ was a COMPLETE BYPRODUCT of the Alabamas Defense. He had it easy. He didnt have to spend much time covering recievers because their front 7 generated so much pressure, and on top of that their was only 2 recievers drafted out of the SEC last year in the first 5 rounds (round 2-lafell round 5-cooper) so its not like he went against elite talent at that position. Alabama didnt play Georgia in 09 so we couldnt study him against AJ Green but they played Okstate, and D.Bryant had 2TD’s. And to be honest, KJ in my opnion wasnt even the best corner at Alabama. So what I’m saying is that KJ SUCKS point blank period. The guys technique was tUrrible! Its one thing for the coaches to not call the right defense but its another thing to get left behind damn near play, getting turned around completely opposite of where the ball is going, or not breaking on the ball like a 1st round worthy CB should. You cant coach natural ability, and KJ is completely short of that. The guy sucks man, he F$%#@!*G sucks.
Apr 14, 2011 at 11:19:49
Its alot easier to scout a CB on a bad team, than it is on a good team because of what a front 7 can do for a CB. That can cover any flaws a CB could have and thats what Alabama D did for KJ. Rick Smith, “We thought KJ was the most nfl ready”…my Ass!
Apr 14, 2011 at 12:21:10
@Curtis
your just mad you couldnt make it.. i hate bustin on my fellow texans fans but seriously your goin to hate on him this bad his first year!? Not everyone has a a rookie year like suh.. And Mcourty was on the patriots they could have amobi akoye and he would probobly make the pro bowl! Coaching helps alot! But i agree he played horribly his rookie year so did Revis! Look at Revis now best corner in the NFL! Say he F@#$%^& sucks? c’mon what till nest year to say that!
Apr 14, 2011 at 12:30:46
Dang Curtis, stop beating around the bush and tell us how you really feel.
I’m holding out hope that Jackson will be better. I know scheme has a lot to do with it, and I don’t think Gibbs was a good DB coach. Still, we need one really good corner and we aren’t getting one unless we get a good FA.
Jackson will benefit from an improved pass rush and better coaching, but he’ll never be what McCourtney was last year. I never played corner, but I know these guys either need rock solid technique or really good recovery speed.
Apr 14, 2011 at 15:24:53
@Josh: I’m just mad I couldnt make it?? R u serious? That has NOTHING to do with anything that i was I’m talking about. I’m perfectly fine with where i’m at so dont try and use that as a reason why I created that argument about him. I dont care if it was his first yr. There was nothing he did last yr that i could hang my hat on. He doesnt have the speed, nor the size, nor the natural ability that you usually see in Cb’s. Yea Revis wasnt good his first year but at least with him, you could see signs of how good he could be. With KJ, I did NOT see any of that. I love my Texans, but if a guy sucks, than he sucks. I’m not going to sit here and sugar coating anything. Just because I’m a fan of a team doesnt mean I cant be real about how I feel about a player. Yea he could get better because of a new system, but his ablility is severely lacking period! I pray he proves me completely wrong but I JUST DONT SEE IT
Apr 14, 2011 at 17:09:35
You don’t unberstand how much a difference coaching makes
I understand the D as a whole wasn’t any good, but the coaches put mccourty in positions to make plays, where as k jax didn’t benefit from his coaching. They told him to give ten yard cushions.
That was a HUGE reason. If you can’t see that I’m not sure what to tell you
Apr 14, 2011 at 21:33:19
Shit just got real lol the defense was terrible Jackson didn’t have any help and the defensive coaching didn’t have a clue, however, the only thing I heard that was a positive about Jackson was that he was “NFL Ready” aka he’s already been coached up and as good as he’s gonna get. I believe Philips is a great DC but there’s only so much u can do with mediocre and he wasn’t exactly known for height, weight, speed, or instincts so we probably won’t see much better outta him.
Apr 15, 2011 at 01:27:56
Yall seem to forget the 50 gazillion times that Kj got burnt. Just because it did not end up in a completion does not change the fact that KJ got burnt.There were many plays that happened down the field that ended in an incopmpletion because the receiver dropped it or the Qb did not throw it in the right place. In other words it was not Kareem Jackson stellar defense that was the reason for the incompletion. Yall seem to forget the play when KJ was playing press coverage agaist Roy williams and he whiffed or the games against the Giants when hakeem Nicks scored that touchdown on the screen that KJ whiffed on the tackle. Those were not him being out of position mistakes those were him being in position and messing up. I hope that he can be better with Wade but like curtis said he would have showed something. We cannot go into this season hoping that Kareem gets better and will be even a good nickel.If he is our nickel it is becuase he beat out the rookie or Jason Allen. That is why I would like to draft a corner early. I will be the first to tell yall that I am not the biggest Prince fan in the world, but if we were to trade back and pick up Jimmy Smith I would do naked back flips. If we were to put mccourty in this defense and KJ in the patriots defense, Mccourty would have been better and KJ would not have been a pro bowler. I agree with everything Curtis said. Bottom line is regardless of the position we pick this pick cannot be a bust. If Cam Jordan becomes a stud and we pass him up because we dont “need” him and we were to draft aldon smith, a position we “need” , yall are going to be the ones that I laugh at.
Apr 15, 2011 at 01:54:17
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tnq7b38Jj50&feature=related
Apr 15, 2011 at 01:54:23
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tnq7b38Jj50&feature=related
Apr 15, 2011 at 10:30:33
lolol@”shit just got real” and “naked back flips”
@Jd and truth: THANK YOU! especially the truth. Both of them just explained everything to a T. KJ will be MEDIOCRE AT BEST even if our defense improves 10fold.
@AllenOU: “they told him to give ten yard cushion”… really? is that what they told you that they told McCourty?? I dont where you got that from but look at that link and tell me if McCourty was playing 10yds off http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he5Y1WDGX0M
The guy is a LEGIT corner so I’m having trouble understanding why yall think its where Belichick so called “put him at” and not his natural abilities….
…..KJ on the other hand, it didnt matter what coverage he was in, the guys TECHNIQUE was terrible period! And Most of the time KJ played 10yds OFF the receiver(because of reasons like the link truth put up) and ended up 10 BEHIND the receiver because of his lack of speed and POOR technique. He cant cover, he cant tackle, he cant do ish! Bringing in a DC is only gonna change the positions they put him in but its NOT gonna change his overall ability. Getting Burnt, Wiffing on tackles, and Grasping for air like you hypoxic instead of the receiver aint gonna cut it! Tell me if thats what a “worthy NFL ready” 1st Round CB is supposed to be doing.
Apr 15, 2011 at 10:47:10
What Chris said, “Let’s not lose sight of Jackson here, guys. He wasn’t average. He wasn’t below average – he was GHASTLY. Bad coaching certainly didn’t help that, but Jackson is who he is.
Is Jackson going to be better because he’s secretly going to go from being putrid, to average? Not a chance. There will be a better defense. He will be a year older, with another camp under his belt. So yeah, there will be that – but if you’re expecting much more, prepare to be disappointed.”
–That little piece of the article summed everything up
Apr 15, 2011 at 15:56:34
That was one time that KJ just tripped over himself.. ROOKIE,NERVES got the best of him on that one! And i saw 3 or 4 of the picks mcourty had were terrible throws and he was just in the right spot.. Dont get me wrong last year i made up a saying everytime kareem got burnt.. WE JUST GOT KAREEMED AGAIN! but i have my hopes high that he will make great strides next season! I hope your reading this shit KJ and you work hard to get better! Cuz honestly you stunk last year!
Apr 15, 2011 at 17:56:41
I meant they told k jax to give ten yard cushions.
If they told mccourty that and he was a texan, results would have been just as bad
Apr 15, 2011 at 18:22:32
@ Josh tripped?
He got Bitch slapped by of all people Roy Williams and I put that video there to prove that it was not him being in the wrong place or him being ten yards off the receiver. That was a case of press coverage. I did not like that we were 10 yards of the receiver a lot of the time but it seems like we did that to avoid more plays like I posted.
@Allen OU
Mccourty would have been better because he has some thing KJ does not have and that is recovery speed. We really botched that pick. Just because we messed up that pick it should not keep us from picking a corner early
Apr 15, 2011 at 20:31:33
Lol tripped? Getting ur ankles broken from some slow nobody receiver and then not being able to catch him shows how slow he is. I remember that play it was when I relized I was right for being pissed about them picking KJ. So many bad memories!
Apr 15, 2011 at 22:54:08
Watch Play #5
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFV01kPwnY4
…..I REST MY CASE
Apr 16, 2011 at 16:18:31
That was a good video Curtis. I totally forgot about the steve smith play. The video also has the screen play I referred to earlier when Kareem whiffed the tackle.
Apr 16, 2011 at 20:18:52
Let’s pick out two plays and just forget about all the rest and use that to decide.
Apr 16, 2011 at 21:25:16
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-fantasy/09000d5d81bf00f6/Texans-defense-INT
Boom he makes a play..
how was his technique on this one?
Apr 16, 2011 at 21:33:12
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-network-total-access/09000d5d81b490ac/Greatest-plays-made-by-rookies-in-Week-5
Sherrick Mcmanis is on here too..
but go 1:45 in Kjax with another pick..
Apr 16, 2011 at 21:42:37
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-combine/09000d5d816dcc5f/2010-Combine-workout-Kareem-Jackson
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-combine/09000d5d816dd9ca/2010-Combine-workout-Devin-McCourty
you tell me who looks like the better player?
Apr 17, 2011 at 02:05:38
You guys are right josh and Allen
Because Kareem Jackson got two picks Kareem Jackson is the next Deion Sanders. I must have been seeing things when a 38 year old Joey Galloway was burning Kareem Jackson. I must have been dreaming when Bowe burnt kareem like nobody’s business. I am going to repeat myself just because it did not end in a completion does not mean Karemm did not get burnt. I have put more than enough evidence to prove Kareem Jackson sucked more than a virgin’s secx life and yall expect me to change my mind because of 2 picks. He did get two picks congratulations, but the guy that I wanted went to the pro bowl while our guy could not play press or zone as evidenced by me and the big Curt. I had the same reaction that the Big Curt had when we drafted him. I want him to prove me wrong, but to say that he has proved me wrong because of 2 picks is ridicolous and you are insulting my intellegence to say otherwise. To answer your question Josh the probowler that most draft analyst had rated higher looks better. Nick Saban did not think Kareem was ready and we draft him because….He is a nick Saban coached player and he came from the power running SEC where he did not have to cover much.
Apr 17, 2011 at 12:01:21
Not saying he isn’t better.
But he isn’t that good, and Kareem isn’t that bad.
Apr 17, 2011 at 22:41:02
This fight is kinda outta control with this weak DB draft it’s doubtful there will be one worth drafting at the 11th pick unless Prince is there and I know he’s not exactly a sure bet. Texans won’t pick Smith since he has the upside of pacman and Williams is best suited for FS which would mean we could keep Quinn at CB.
Apr 18, 2011 at 11:53:06
Kinda with JD on this – not much in the draft that would be sure bets. Even the sure bets to be better than Jackson would still be rookies and have that learning curve. I think Prince would be better, but I said earlier he reminds me of Jackson. At this point, I don’t want anything to remind me of Jackson’s rookie season.
@AllenOU – I agree with your point #35 – I just think most of us pay attention to the draft, hoping the Texans make the logical pick. McCourtney would have been more logical than Jackson.
Apr 19, 2011 at 19:40:43
Truth was on point with everything he said in his last argument so I’m not even finna sit here and try and beat a dead horse if yall are having problems understanding what we are talking about and on top of that, Jackson got 2 picks in ZONE, cover 2 to be exact, the easiest coverage for an corner to be in..and thats where Jackson got his ONLY 2 picks from, NOT man BUT zone, go figure….
and one more thing…Josh, did you really just pull up combine tapes of them doing drills when we CLEARLY have seen ACTUAL footage of them on the field?? you basically just ignored everything that happened on the FIELD last season and put up some tapes of DRILLS from a year ago…ANYBODY can do drills..your sitting here and talking about who looks better in drills, when their is ACTUAL game tape of them on the field? that doesnt make any sense whatsoever…keep believing that sorry ass Jackson is better than PROBOWL McCourty…stats and GAME film DONT lie….
Apr 25, 2011 at 17:19:00
Man you guys are really busting my balls.. haha but seriously look at the the teams and coaching staff they were on.. Mccourty got coached by some of the best and kjax got coached by some of the worst..
i will just end this now and say im sorry you guys are right ill go shoot myself..
chick-chick
BOOM!