The_Man said:
I knew he wouldn't amount to anything NFL wise when he was in college at Texas and Oklahoma laid some serious whup ass on them onr game and all he could do is whine on the sideline and when they threw the ball his way he couldn't catch shit. Part of being a winner is mentality and this guy showed me in one game he didn't have the mental makeup of a winner. His size and speed were the only reason people feel in love with this kid and it's not making a squat of difference in the NFL so far and possibly ever.
nope this one is funnier
“He was coming out of it and we asked him who his head coach was. He said ‘Dick Vermeil,’ and we told him: ‘No, it’s Herman Edwards.’ And then he immediately started banging his head on the ground until he was unconscious again.”
“He was coming out of it and we asked him who his head coach was. He said ‘Dick Vermeil,’ and we told him: ‘No, it’s Herman Edwards.’ And then he immediately started banging his head on the ground until he was unconscious again.”
the head trainer on the Kansas City Chiefs, speaking about Trent Green’s concussion
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sean1 said:
are you high?
when did players like Rogers become associated w/ professional team like NE...? I would bet the Patriots would bring Freddy Colemen (3rd receiver on NE's first SB win) out of his grocery packing job, then to bring in a Rogers/Porter type.
Pretty hilarious quote though...Urlacher had a pretty funny response & I'm sure the response will be even better on Sunday.
Lions' Roy Williams says 'score means nothing'
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The Lions' Roy Williams apparently doesn't play to win the game. He'd rather strike a pose.
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Williams' celebration after his first catch of Sunday's game against the Bears drew ire from the Chicago crowd and had Detroit Free Press columnist Mitch Albom scratching his head.
When Albom asked Williams why he celebrated a reception with his team already trailing by two scores, Williams responded, "I celebrate first downs all the time. I'm not gonna stop that. I'm an exciting player. If I do something exciting, I'm gonna show my actions."
Albom responded, "But you were losing, 10-0."
"What does that mean? ... That means nothing to me. The score means nothing," Williams told Albom.
Williams had angered the Bears by guaranteeing a Lions victory during the week. Detroit, however, was no match for Chicago in a lopsided 34-7 defeat.
Afterward, Williams said he didn't regret making the guarantee.
"No, because everyone believes what I said," he told Albom.
Williams caught six passes for 71 yards in the loss -- and he issued another guarantee afterward.
"You can all run with this: We will win the [next] game," he told reporters. "I don't care who it's against. We will win the game as long as we do what we're supposed to do. That's my comment for the whole week."
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
Do I need anymore proof that this guys is an ass and will never be a champion?????
<HR width="100%" noShade SIZE=1>ESPN.com news services
The Lions' Roy Williams apparently doesn't play to win the game. He'd rather strike a pose.
<INLINE1>
Williams' celebration after his first catch of Sunday's game against the Bears drew ire from the Chicago crowd and had Detroit Free Press columnist Mitch Albom scratching his head.
When Albom asked Williams why he celebrated a reception with his team already trailing by two scores, Williams responded, "I celebrate first downs all the time. I'm not gonna stop that. I'm an exciting player. If I do something exciting, I'm gonna show my actions."
Albom responded, "But you were losing, 10-0."
"What does that mean? ... That means nothing to me. The score means nothing," Williams told Albom.
Williams had angered the Bears by guaranteeing a Lions victory during the week. Detroit, however, was no match for Chicago in a lopsided 34-7 defeat.
Afterward, Williams said he didn't regret making the guarantee.
"No, because everyone believes what I said," he told Albom.
Williams caught six passes for 71 yards in the loss -- and he issued another guarantee afterward.
"You can all run with this: We will win the [next] game," he told reporters. "I don't care who it's against. We will win the game as long as we do what we're supposed to do. That's my comment for the whole week."
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
Do I need anymore proof that this guys is an ass and will never be a champion?????
