Cryptic Jason Hatcher Tweet

[xwalker]

:laugh2:

I really hope whoever invented twitter roasts in hell.

 

[Zordon]

Seriously? This ticked you off? Perhaps he liked the guy, and is bummed to lose a teammate. The players also probably don't share your take that VR is a country club.

But in any event, the tweet is not a big deal.

Ok, so you liked the guy. What does that have to do with his low performance? For him to invoke heart as if the Cowboys were being disloyal for not allowing his sorry butt back regardless of his play sounds very much like a country club.

 

[Zordon]

The irony that a fellow player should have the same attitude of a fan that hates Jerry is hilarious.

And Jerry is the crazy one?

Was the decision to cut Sensabaugh heartless? :laugh2:

Do you know how stupid Hatch sounds saying that? He acts like we cut Emmitt Smith. Sensabaugh has received a great opportunity for many years to make millions while playing mediocre ball. The guys has had it good. Heartless...lol this guy has some nerve. :laugh2:


For the record, I actually like Hatch and defended him when he made those leadership comments after last season. I just hate that he thinks Sensabaugh (a guy who has barely brought anything to the table for many years) getting cut is heartless.

 

[5Stars]

Ok, so you liked the guy. What does that have to do with his low performance? For him to invoke heart as if the Cowboys were being disloyal for not allowing his sorry butt back regardless of his play sounds very much like a country club.

You are probably not even old enough to even get into a country club, much less know what one is!

:laugh2:

 

[WhizKid]

A teammate is upset a fellow teammate has been cut. Not only does he express that he is upset, but also expresses and understands that is a business move.
An understandable reaction from someone who probably built a relationship with them off the field. And fans have the nerve to be mad? How about no reaction for such a meaningless tweet. It will have no affect on the field or in the locker room. So who cares?! Lol

 

[5Stars]

A teammate is upset a fellow teammate has been cut. Not only does he express that he is upset, but also expresses and understands that is a business move.
An understandable reaction from someone who probably built a relationship with them off the field. And fans have the nerve to be mad? How about no reaction for such a meaningless tweet. It will have no affect on the field or in the locker room. So who cares?! Lol

Step back and consider the sources...

 

[StylisticS]

I really hope whoever invented twitter roasts in hell.

:laugh2: :laugh2:

#team[insert something here]

 

[StanleySpadowski]

It's an awful big assumption to think this has something to do with a player being cut. For all we know he has an outside business venture that isn't panning out.

 

[T-RO]

Are we really talking about this? Seriously. And I got sucked into typing a line?

 

[Bluestang]

Was the decision to cut Sensabaugh heartless? :laugh2:

Do you know how stupid Hatch sounds saying that? He acts like we cut Emmitt Smith. Sensabaugh has received a great opportunity for many years to make millions while playing mediocre ball. The guys has had it good. Heartless...lol this guy has some nerve. :laugh2:


For the record, I actually like Hatch and defended him when he made those leadership comments after last season. I just hate that he thinks Sensabaugh (a guy who has barely brought anything to the table for many years) getting cut is heartless.

Hatcher's heartless comment probably stems from Sensabaugh's family situation.

He has a wife and 3 boys. Not only does Sensabaugh have to find a new job elsewhere but he's gonna have to uproot his family (who live with him in Dallas) to another location.

Stop.

And.

Think.

About.

That.

For.

A.

Second.

Speaking from personal experience I've had to move from the east coast to the upper midwest because of my job. Not only did it take several weeks to do so but it was quite the adventure not to mention the expenses paid to do so. It wasn't easy at all and if I had a choice I wouldn't want to do it all over.

These players are real people with real families. Yes, they get paid millions to play this game but it still doesn't mean that they aren't any less of person or aren't entitled to a stable family environment. Those are the risks they take when they sign the dotted line but they still get the same rights you do.

I suspect that some of you have never experienced such events in life. It's not a big deal when your single but when you have a family the entire mindset changes. Gerald waited to move his family out here after he got his extension because of the uncertainty of his original deal when he came here. Two years later he's on the outside looking in.

The players know that it's a business and that's simply what happened to him. Hatcher of all people knows this and sympathizes with Gerald and his current situation.

Good grief.

 

[5Stars]

Hatcher's heartless comment probably stems from Sensabaugh's family situation.

He has a wife and 3 boys. Not only does Sensabaugh have to find a new job elsewhere but he's gonna have to uproot his family (who live with him in Dallas) to another location.

Stop.

And.

Think.

About.

That.

For.

A.

Second.

Speaking from personal experience I've had to move from the east coast to the upper midwest because of my job. Not only did it take several weeks to do so but it was quite the adventure not to mention the expenses paid to do so. It wasn't easy at all and if I had a choice I wouldn't want to do it all over.

These players are real people with real families. Yes, they get paid millions to play this game but it still doesn't mean that they aren't any less of person or aren't entitled to a stable family environment. Those are the risks they take when they sign the dotted line but they still get the same rights you do.

I suspect that some of you have never experienced such events in life. It's not a big deal when your single but when you have a family the entire mindset changes. Gerald waited to move his family out here after he got his extension because of the uncertainty of his original deal when he came here. Two years later he's on the outside looking in.

The players know that it's a business and that's simply what happened to him. Hatcher of all people knows this and sympathizes with Gerald and his current situation.

Good grief.

That is a good post, however, I cannot sympathize with a player getting cut and having to move on with multiple millions in the bank.

I can sympathize with a situation like yours. But, hearing players say that "I have a family to feed" when they have made millions and millions of dollars and may have an opportunity to make more? No...

These guys make more money in one year than the majority of the nation does in there lifetime.

 

[Bluestang]

That is a good post, however, I cannot sympathize with a player getting cut and having to move on with multiple millions in the bank.

I can sympathize with a situation like yours. But, hearing players say that "I have a family to feed" when they have made millions and millions of dollars and may have an opportunity to make more? No...

These guys make more money in one year than the majority of the nation does in there lifetime.

I don't sympathize with them either because that's the nature of the beast. I never said as much in my post that I do either. All I said is that the result of being a "salary cap casualty" for Gerald has completely changed the future for him and his family.

However, who am I to tell Jason Hatcher who he can sympathize with?

What's absurd is how a fan can get upset over how another team mate feels about a team mate that was just cut from the roster for business reasons...

 

[5Stars]

I don't sympathize with them either because that's the nature of the beast. I never said as much in my post that I do either. All I said is that the result of being a "salary cap casualty" for Gerald has completely changed the future for him and his family.

However, who am I to tell Jason Hatcher who he can sympathize with?

What's absurd is how a fan can get upset over how another team mate feels about a team mate that was just cut from the roster for business reasons...

I hear you, bro. But, you really have to consider the source/s. There are patterns that they give off...nothing is right with most of them, everything is doom and gloom.

I wonder if they lay awake at night wondering of the Sun is going to rise.

 

[Idgit]

Ok, so you liked the guy. What does that have to do with his low performance? For him to invoke heart as if the Cowboys were being disloyal for not allowing his sorry butt back regardless of his play sounds very much like a country club.

I actually didn't like the guy, particularly. And I expect we'll be able to address that position adequately in the offseason. It's just that you're massively overreacting to a tweet from one of his teammates that means absolutely nothing in the scheme of things.

 

[maxdallasfan]

I really hope whoever invented twitter roasts in hell.

Yes. Yes. And YES!

 

[Proximo]

Are you freaking kidding me Hatch? Sensabaugh wouldn't even have a job if it wasn't for the idiot Jerry and his blind loyalty to players. Stupid tweet just pissed me off for the day. I guess these guys were expecting no changes to their country club?

I'm sorry I couldn't help myself from laughing out loud at this line.

I can just picture some guy stomping away from his computer shaking his head, mumbling, "stupid tweet.....ruinin my whole damn day".

Take a deep breath buddy.

Good god.

 

[Aven8]

Am I the only one sick of this guy?

No. He seems to have a little Crayton in him doesn't he?

He itched and complained about leaders, but doesn't act like one. How about you become a leader instead of a follower Hatch?

 

[Beast_from_East]

Hatcher's heartless comment probably stems from Sensabaugh's family situation.

He has a wife and 3 boys. Not only does Sensabaugh have to find a new job elsewhere but he's gonna have to uproot his family (who live with him in Dallas) to another location.

Stop.

And.

Think.

About.

That.

For.

A.

Second.

Speaking from personal experience I've had to move from the east coast to the upper midwest because of my job. Not only did it take several weeks to do so but it was quite the adventure not to mention the expenses paid to do so. It wasn't easy at all and if I had a choice I wouldn't want to do it all over.

These players are real people with real families. Yes, they get paid millions to play this game but it still doesn't mean that they aren't any less of person or aren't entitled to a stable family environment. Those are the risks they take when they sign the dotted line but they still get the same rights you do.

I suspect that some of you have never experienced such events in life. It's not a big deal when your single but when you have a family the entire mindset changes. Gerald waited to move his family out here after he got his extension because of the uncertainty of his original deal when he came here. Two years later he's on the outside looking in.

The players know that it's a business and that's simply what happened to him. Hatcher of all people knows this and sympathizes with Gerald and his current situation.

Good grief.

Maybe he should not have sucked as bad as he did if he wanted to stay, just saying

 

[CowboyMcCoy]

My sources at Valley Ranch told me Hatcher reads this board and wants to stick it to the fans with his tweets.

:laugh1:

 

[Crazed Liotta Eyes]

Excellent post! They don't like changes to the country club but some are certainly coming. I hope the changes keep coming. I love nothing more than getting rid of the weak minded players. Speaking of which, has Spears and Free been cut yet?

Sensabaugh is obviously not a star player but why do you consider him "weak minded"?