Read my other replies .. I'm not questioning the perspective aspect, but rather that specific use of that unrelated play at a time where most people would either not give a specific comparison or, if they did, they would downplay a positive or accomplishment rather than attempt to use it to mask a mistake.
Exactly!
Another reason he’s a tool and should keep his mouth shut. Every time he says something I dislike him more and more.
I have been tired of Beasley. Time to get younger at the position anyways. Wilson would be a good start plus in the draft
Possibly. Without knowing what he's experiencing, it hard to say that definitively.
All he's saying is that football didn't matter. He said his "drop didn't matter"....his point was none of this really matters as much as our personal life goes. ITs almost like you stopped reading after it said "Cole Beasley said.".
I read the entire article but that sentence stood out heavily because most people would never try to use a tragic event to mask over a mistake.
I think Beasley was really bothered by the drop and worrying about it. When he heard about Michael's brother, he realized there are much bigger things to worry about. I don't think there's a need to nitpick a comment lime that.
That's one way to look at it.
And neither is Beasley. That's your assumption.
just stop god thats so weak
Not an assumption when he uses it as an example. I could see him saying, "Winning the game doesn't matter compared to it" or "my first down catch at the end didn't matter", but to use that opportunity to downplay a mistake you made when there's no reason to do so is self-serving, not sympathetic.
Eh you just not picking on some I wouldn't have said it this way stuff. He meant the same thing as you're implying. I see you as not too different than what you think of him in this situation.
It's the same thing. You're making it out to be about Beasley. Suggesting he's using it as an opportunity is ridiculous to assume, you have no idea what he feels. Just what you think he is. There's no relation to a mistake he made and this tragedy. And if he said a 1st down doesn't matter, it changes nothing.
