Most of the time, I am muting the TV broadcast and playing music.
It's almost as if he wasn't known to have high level personality red flags to match his talent.
Man that would get under my skin so bad. I don't like loafing in sports one bit. I will support every teammate that gives the needed effort on every play (and admire the players that give 100% as much as they can). It is a tough game, and when things become their most difficult, bad attitudes become infectious.
Do too much syndrome but also the DL would gap in funny spots earlier this year.
Or when he drops an INT.
I'm w/u......muting the broadcast is a must for me......I don't need anyone to tell me what's going on, (take it as arrogance or knowledge. The decision is yours) especially when they yell & scream like a bunch of banshees.
I like to listen to former players (with the obvious exception of Collinsworth, who seems to like to suck excitement out of the broadcast unless he likes your QB). The key is to strategically un-mute when they show a replay.
Didn't want his attitude before the draft and glad he's not on da Bears....guy makes a great play every one in 20 times he's thrown to....(hyperbole, Idk the actual percentage) but my point is made....
To each his own....but even ex-players can be long winded imo....but I get your point.....I do unmute after a score or great D play to cheer with 'the crowd'
I am not against the long windedness. Players being part of the broadcast can add to my excitement. Especially ones that really get excited along with the game (which is why I hate how much of a killjoy Collinsworth can be).
Nope. You are correct. He doesn't make enough plays to overlook his attitude issues. Tomlin literally had to hold his hand in the Pats game.
