It's the same mentality we see when a player gets injured or is trying hard but just isn't very good. Vultures are waiting to swoop in.
And then we build up guys like R. McClain and Hardy who have all the talent in the world and just don't care to participate in the the team, though they're happy enough to collect the paychecks. I don't get it at all.
Don't get me wrong: I'm thrilled the guys like Nick Hayden are done here and we're not filling starting or key roles with street free agents because they have a lot of heart. Give me talented and skilled athletes with heart any day. Those guys need to be chased off the roster when they're here.
I just don't get the disrespect that comes with it. The league is hard enough. The idea of fat and untalented fans *****ing about you and calling you a sissy because your hamstrings keep tearing when you're an overachieving dude from Eastern Michigan or wherever who'd do just about anything for that shot at the roster boggles me.
Now, I can sit here all fat and untalented and yell about Rolando McClain being a giant loser, because he is. That makes sense. Right?