ESPN: Patrick Crayton talks about the league's threat of a lifetime ban on Adam

[WoodysGirl]

Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband...d=2459789&brand=null&videoId=3723052&n8pe6c=1

What's interesting is that they asked him about the game and how the 'boys played yesterday, but he just said it was about execution. And he gave no reason why they weren't executing earlier.

 

[THUMPER]

This exchange happened during the Tampa Bay Bucs' 0-26 start:

Reporter: "Coach McKay, Coach McKay, how do you feel about your team's execution today?"

John McKay: "I'm all for it!"



Anytime someone talks about execution, I think of this. :laugh2:

 

[speedkilz88]

This exchange happened during the Tampa Bay Bucs' 0-26 start:

Reporter: "Coach McKay, Coach McKay, how do you feel about your team's execution today?"

John McKay: "I'm all for it!"



Anytime someone talks about execution, I think of this. :laugh2:

Me too, and when Brad Johnson was at qb I was all for it.

 

[landryscorner]

if i was the commmish i would lifetime the bum, he's had wayyy to many second chances

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

Crayton really, really, really makes my point:
Players should be seen and not heard.
for once I would like to see Crayton with no opinion or issue a "no comment."

 

[big dog cowboy]

Reporter: "Coach McKay, Coach McKay, how do you feel about your team's execution today?"

John McKay: "I'm all for it!"

I remember that quote. The first time I saw that on ESPN I almost fell out of my chair laughing so hard.

 

[WoodysGirl]

Crayton really, really, really makes my point:
Players should be seen and not heard.
for once I would like to see Crayton with no opinion or issue a "no comment."

Did he say anything that was bad? Cuz it certainly didn't sound like it to me.

 

[Yeagermeister]

This exchange happened during the Tampa Bay Bucs' 0-26 start:

Reporter: "Coach McKay, Coach McKay, how do you feel about your team's execution today?"

John McKay: "I'm all for it!"



Anytime someone talks about execution, I think of this. :laugh2:

I'm shocked youtube doesn't have that video.

 

[BruceWayne]

Did he say anything that was bad? Cuz it certainly didn't sound like it to me.

He didn't

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

Did he say anything that was bad? Cuz it certainly didn't sound like it to me.

did i use the word "bad?"

You inferred something.

Crayton in my opinion just spends too much time speaking out when should let his crappy, inconsistent play do the talking.
He must think he is a team leader or something the way he is always speaking up. Reporters have learned he's always good for a soundbite and gravitate toward him for better or for worse, mostly worse.

 

[WoodysGirl]

did i use the word "bad?"

You inferred something.

Crayton in my opinion just spends too much time speaking out when should let his crappy, inconsistent play do the talking.
He must think he is a team leader or something the way he is always speaking up. Reporters have learned he's always good for a soundbite and gravitate toward him for better or for worse, mostly worse.

Nope you didn't use the word 'bad' But usually when people rip Crayton, it's because he said something bad, not because he said anything period.

This interview itself was 2 mins long and he didn't say anything of real substance. And you could tell that the reporter was trying to get him to say something, but he didn't take the bait. I just didn't hear anything worth whizzing on this time around. That's why I asked if he said something that I missed.

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

Nope you didn't use the word 'bad' But usually when people rip Crayton, it's because he said something bad, not because he said anything period.

This interview itself was 2 mins long and he didn't say anything of real substance. And you could tell that the reporter was trying to get him to say something, but he didn't take the bait. I just didn't hear anything worth whizzing on this time around. That's why I asked if he said something that I missed.

You sorta, kinda proved my point. ever time he opens his mouth, people expect the worst from him. He's almost as bad as Bradie, always talking, making litte impact on the field.