The_Real

Thanks for your addition to the conversation. You've really cemented your point.

That's probabily the worst argument yet. You blame a guy for picking an agent that can make him the most money? Whether Drew is a scumbag or not, he gets his clients paid. I can't blame any player for choosing Drew to represent them. and.. exactly how does Pam having hep have ANYTHING to do with this conversation? That was more of a reach than Donte at 7. Edit: http://www.rosenhaussports.com/athletes.php There is a list of NFL players who have Rosenhaus as their agent.

You're right. I'd much rather have James Hardy or Josh Reed opposite Evans.

Not really. If Greer leaves we aren't fine. As for safety, I'm tired of seeing Simpson get smoked.

I apologize. It was uncalled for.

Actually the article came out from ESPN and I thought it explained his side pretty well. Hence the thread.

Well thought out genius. Thought prevoking even.

That's good stuff! lol

Still, the funniest part of this whole scenario, is that no one with the Cardinals is making a big deal of it. Only the media and TBD.

WHAT KIND OF STUPIDITY IS THAT? HE WAS CONFRONTING HIS COACHES TO GET ON THE FIELD! HE CONFRONTED HIM TO GET ON THE FIELD! Wow, you are really losing focus on what he was asking the coaches to do. GET HIM ON THE FIELD!

That's really not an acceptable argument. I have no idea how taking your 1a. WR out of the line up makes you better. In Boldin's eyes, he belonged out there as he's been the offensive captain and team leader for a few years. This move to me, set them up to LOSE him this offseason because he is done with Arizona after the Superbowl, imho.

No. Not at all. I don't see a single thing in that article that makes him seem any less of an ass hole for his on-field rant and his childish departure. Do you? Uh, did you read it? Did you read his comments or that of his coaches? How about: So he gets taken off the field for a rookie and he's supposed to be happy about it? He's supposed to run away and sit on the bench with his tail between his legs? That is absolute stupidity to assume. He's a competitor. He has emotions. Excuse me for not expecting him to swallow them in the biggest game of his career. He doesn't want today's headlines to be what some sideline reporter writes about his disagreement with the OC and that makes him bad for leaving the field? huh? So his coach points out two different scenarios where players spoke out against their coaches yet no one says anything about those scenarios, right? Just against Boldin right? Stupidity reigns....

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs2008...tory?id=3843834 Sort of a different take getting it from the horses mouth, huh? Still have all those bad things to say?

That was the worst call of the weekend, IMO. The defender grabbed Conway's leg before he extended for the ball. Horrible blown call that really cost the Eagles a chance to win the game.

So wait, he's supposed to turn off his passion why the offense is on the field. That makes no sense at all. "Just the emotions of the game," Haley said. "We're emotional guys. Like I said, I wear my heart on my sleeve and that's the way I go about business and I have to deal with that on a full-time basis." If the OC has no problem with it, why do you?

So wait if Warner argues on the sideline, it's fine because he's not on Offense? Do you think Kurt would have been upset if the trotted out Leinart? Because in effect that's what they did. By the way, posting a ridiculous article by some bonehead Yahoo writer doesn't validate the point. It's an opinion that you may share, but it doesn't mean anything. Opinions are like buttholes, everyone's got one.

Yeah, hate on a guy for being passionate about wanting to be on the field. uhh, I guess. If he wanted to get off the field with out saying anything, who cares? It's his decision and maybe he didn't want to say anything to get himself in trouble. The OC said they were both very passionate and that was it. You guys are being silly.

That just makes you an idiot. I can think of a million words to explain how I feel about that pathetic human being but none of them include race.

Read it and weep! EDIT: It was a REAL QUESTION on Jeopardy!

I'll wait and see.

Blind as a bat apparently. Damn you Ralph!

http://www.wgrz.com/news/local/story.aspx?...100&catid=4 I'm sick to my stomach.

Under the NFL section it's there. I didn't see it on the front page

I'd like to buy you a beer. That's a really good first post.

By letting him pick his own GM you are making a huge commitment to him and his mentality to winning. You are basically telling a guy to pick guys he believes he can win with. This guy wins by getting the most out his guys, showing up and being accountable, SHOWING EMOTION and with defense and run game. ... Sign me up.