StevenOtero
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You know what's odd? This thread.
This is a PRE-SEASON thread.
This is a PRE-SEASON thread.
Who cares. He's weird. He didn't even warm up when Romo got hurt.
If he goes 4-4 or better he can say anything he wants.
That was weird, too.
I don't think I've ever seen a QB not warm up before going into a game. He just sat there like he needed Garrett to go over and call on him.
"Oh, me? I get to play? Awesome, coach!"
LOL it was hilarious. It's like he was trying not to get noticed and get called on like a kid in school slumping in his desk lol
He's an odd ginger but he's our hope right now
So it's not about winning these games, it's about looking good enough for the other teams to sign you next offseason?
I'm not defending what he said. I'm saying that professional football is a business. You can't blame players from approaching it as a business. All players do that. But, at the same time, you can't go around talking outloud about the business aspects because it upsets fans who look at it from a sporting perspective. He's correct in what he said, but he shouldn't have said it.
That's fine to think, but you don't say that. He should be talking about the here and now. It shouldn't be about a big contract and starting position for another team next year, at least not as a public statement.
I've literally never heard a player say something like that in September when he's basically been handed the offense for two months.
I would give a pretty penny to know what the coaches privately think of Weeden.
Thanks Woody for context! Wet noodle lash Erod you know better
Yesterday, during the media hour at Valley Ranch, Brandon Weeden made the comment:
(paraphrasing) "I'm going to be auditioning for 32 teams out there. I hope to be back here, I love it here, but I know that's the reality of this business."
This is an extremely odd time to make a statement like that. That's a PRESEASON comment that you hear from bubble guys and undrafted rookies, not regular season backup quarterbacks starting games in September.
Weeden is the designated starting quarterback on a 2-0 team with Super Bowl aspirations heading into an eight-week stretch without Tony Romo. He's the guy. He has a great opportunity to contribute to the Cowboys, and his mind is on putting up some good tape for other clubs to see?
When I heard that, I was really glad they went out and signed Matt Cassel. That quote was just strange.
Agreed. It's about the money, and they have to think of themselves a lot in that business. No doubt.
But when the lights and microphones show up, you do NOT say that. You talk about beating the Falcons and your role in that, not your future in the NFL after this season.
Agreed. It's about the money, and they have to think of themselves a lot in that business. No doubt.
But when the lights and microphones show up, you do NOT say that. You talk about beating the Falcons and your role in that, not your future in the NFL after this season.
Fortunately dez will be out to keep from bullying weeded for the ball.
Yesterday, during the media hour at Valley Ranch, Brandon Weeden made the comment:
(paraphrasing) "I'm going to be auditioning for 32 teams out there. I hope to be back here, I love it here, but I know that's the reality of this business."
This is an extremely odd time to make a statement like that. That's a PRESEASON comment that you hear from bubble guys and undrafted rookies, not regular season backup quarterbacks starting games in September.
Weeden is the designated starting quarterback on a 2-0 team with Super Bowl aspirations heading into an eight-week stretch without Tony Romo. He's the guy. He has a great opportunity to contribute to the Cowboys, and his mind is on putting up some good tape for other clubs to see?
When I heard that, I was really glad they went out and signed Matt Cassel. That quote was just strange.
Who cares. He's weird. He didn't even warm up when Romo got hurt.
If he goes 4-4 or better he can say anything he wants.
That was weird, too.
I don't think I've ever seen a QB not warm up before going into a game. quote]
Have you ever seen a lion stretch before it attacked a gazelle? Me neither.
J/K
That is strange that an NFL player wants to be starter