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At half time yesterday while I was picking up my kid, I came across one of the nationally syndicated radio show that run constant updates and commentary--not sure if it was Fox radio or ESPN. But the talking head and a so called expert where both agreeing that they felt the Cowboy players did not like each other and this was a grave concern. What was used to reinforce this point was the incident with Gurode where "no one came to his defense after he had his head stomped on"
Frankly I dont think this holds any water at all. When you watch the incident, everyone is celebrating the TD and didnt even realize what happened. Then Haynesworth is kicked out, so what can you do--follow him into the parking lot and mete out justice????
On another note--something stood out in the same game. James scores his INT TD and he is mobbed. Watching highlights of the Atlanta game the same day--Deangelo Hall scores a td on an interception, then goes into his Deon impression. Team mates come over to congratulate him but he is so involved in his dance that they walk away!
If you want to draw inferences, you cant pick and choose your examples!
Frankly, I think it is all a pile of crap manufactured by talking heads trying to create a story
Frankly I dont think this holds any water at all. When you watch the incident, everyone is celebrating the TD and didnt even realize what happened. Then Haynesworth is kicked out, so what can you do--follow him into the parking lot and mete out justice????
On another note--something stood out in the same game. James scores his INT TD and he is mobbed. Watching highlights of the Atlanta game the same day--Deangelo Hall scores a td on an interception, then goes into his Deon impression. Team mates come over to congratulate him but he is so involved in his dance that they walk away!
If you want to draw inferences, you cant pick and choose your examples!
Frankly, I think it is all a pile of crap manufactured by talking heads trying to create a story