What exactly did Keshawn do wrong?

[JIGGYFLY]

The question I have is why did Bledsoe say anything to Keshawn in the first placel, there was nothing Keshawn could have done differently his qb led him into the defender and that defender made a great play to knock the ball out if anything Bledsoe should have appoligized for hanging his receiver out for that hit.

I would have reacted the same way as Keshawn did especialy when he had been serving as a blitz protector for a good part of the game, tell me what other wide out would block out of the backfeild as Key did. Some of you posters really let your personal biases show saying that Bledsoe was right in what he did, I guarantee that Aikman would have been asking about Irvins health instead of yelling at him about a fumble.

I would venture to say Bledsoe might have more people looking at him sideways now than respecting his leadership abilities the bottom line is you gain more respect by admitting your mistakes than by blaming someone else or by pointing out what someone does wrong. Latuna I am with you 100% on this one I thought Bledsoe was out of line and if this is a pattern of his I can see how he could wear out his welcome by pointing the finger at everyone else.

 

[Sarge]

It's water over the damn............

 

[Echo9]

The question I have is why did Bledsoe say anything to Keshawn in the first placel, there was nothing Keshawn could have done differently his qb led him into the defender and that defender made a great play to knock the ball out if anything Bledsoe should have appoligized for hanging his receiver out for that hit.

I would have reacted the same way as Keshawn did especialy when he had been serving as a blitz protector for a good part of the game, tell me what other wide out would block out of the backfeild as Key did. Some of you posters really let your personal biases show saying that Bledsoe was right in what he did, I guarantee that Aikman would have been asking about Irvins health instead of yelling at him about a fumble.

I would venture to say Bledsoe might have more people looking at him sideways now than respecting his leadership abilities the bottom line is you gain more respect by admitting your mistakes than by blaming someone else or by pointing out what someone does wrong. Latuna I am with you 100% on this one I thought Bledsoe was out of line and if this is a pattern of his I can see how he could wear out his welcome by pointing the finger at everyone else.

Please.

A little yelling in the heat of the game that was quickly smoothed over.

jeesh!

talk about a mountain out of a speck of dust.

 

[Doomsday101]

The question I have is why did Bledsoe say anything to Keshawn in the first placel, there was nothing Keshawn could have done differently his qb led him into the defender and that defender made a great play to knock the ball out if anything Bledsoe should have appoligized for hanging his receiver out for that hit.

I would have reacted the same way as Keshawn did especialy when he had been serving as a blitz protector for a good part of the game, tell me what other wide out would block out of the backfeild as Key did. Some of you posters really let your personal biases show saying that Bledsoe was right in what he did, I guarantee that Aikman would have been asking about Irvins health instead of yelling at him about a fumble.

I would venture to say Bledsoe might have more people looking at him sideways now than respecting his leadership abilities the bottom line is you gain more respect by admitting your mistakes than by blaming someone else or by pointing out what someone does wrong. Latuna I am with you 100% on this one I thought Bledsoe was out of line and if this is a pattern of his I can see how he could wear out his welcome by pointing the finger at everyone else.

I guess Troy owes a lot of apologies as well because he damn sure b!tched people out when they screwed up it comes with the job of leader. Bledsoe needs to continue to lead this team and if that means coming down on someone even Key when he screws up then so be it.

 

[Sarge]

I guess Troy owes a lot of apologies as well because he damn sure b!tched people out when they screwed up it comes with the job of leader. Bledsoe needs to continue to lead this team and if that means coming down on someone even Key when he screws up then so be it.

Aikman did indeed do his fair share of hollering and frankly, I don't recall him taking any heat for it.

It's simply no big deal.

 

[Dallas]

Nothing should have ever been said. Bledose actually hung Key out there for a hit like that if you want to get very technical about it.

Key even said. "Im a guy who doesnt like to point fingers. You dont see me saying anything about footballs hitting the ground at my feet".

Agreed- no big deal. Its done. Over - Gone!

 

[JIGGYFLY]

Could you please explain how Key messed up what could he have done to not fumble, it was a bang bang play.

 

[aikemirv]

I agree he should not have said anything. I doubt Keyshawn pointed out the fact that Bledsoes pass in the endzone was a bit behind and Key would have had a TD if thrown correctly.

Keyshawn is not my favorite player and really don't care for his mouth, but he is a veteran who does not need to be reminded when those things happen to him. If Bledsoe says that to Crayton, it is one thing , but not Keyshawn - he has been a great team guy since day 1 when he arrived.

 

[Yeagermeister]

I don't think either are to blame. It was a great play by the db. Drew shouldn't have said anything and Key shouldn't have blown up.

 

[JIGGYFLY]

Thats the point i was trying to make. I just cannot see how this makes Bledsoe a leader I wonder how he would reacted cif Key yelled at him about bouncing that pass at the end of the Commanders game.

 

[Doomsday101]

Aikman did indeed do his fair share of hollering and frankly, I don't recall him taking any heat for it.

It's simply no big deal.

Drew said it was no big deal as well, matter of fact you see him on the sideline right after the incident looking over still shots with Payton.

 

[Nors]

Key even said. "Im a guy who doesnt like to point fingers. You dont see me saying anything about footballs hitting the ground at my feet".


He says he doesn't do it - then he does it!

 

[Hiero]

both had the right, smoothed over almost immediately. things happen in the heat of battle, Drew is establishing himself as the leader of teh team as the QB and i think key just took it the wrong way, and was a little mad because ya he got led into the hit that caused the fumble by drew's pass. shouldnt have really thrown that pass in the first place but oh well.

 

[anava]

Personally I liked it, showed fire when the game was nearing a blow out. :bravo:

 

[Nors]

Untill we know EXACTLY what Bledso really said - its all speculation. And no one is talking now!

 

[JIGGYFLY]

If Drew is not careful he could lose some of the team with these antics you do not call out players like that. remember thats the reason allen got on the kicker about blaming the long snapper those types of things are just not done.

 

[Doomsday101]

If Drew is not careful he could lose some of the team with these antics you do not call out players like that. remember thats the reason allen got on the kicker about blaming the long snapper those types of things are just not done.

Aikman did and so do many other QB around the league!!!

 

[Sportsbabe]

Acted like a fool.

 

[BlueWave]

It's over, but I am sick of this "He lead the receiver into the tackler" BS. Where was he supposed to throw that pass, at his feet. Keyshawn was running toward the sidelines, and Bledsoe threw it, you guessed it, towards the sideline side of Keyshawn.

I love that fact that Bledsoe wants to win so bad that he got emotional, Keyshawn too. Let's not forgot, Crayton dropped one that probably cost us the Commanders game on a similar play. Witten had one dislodged in a game too. Bledsoe probably just didn't want to see the game turn on that play, and it got the best of him. It's over now.

 

[BlueWave]

Aikman did and so do many other QB around the league!!!

Everytime Marino threw an incompletion he motioned towards the receiver as if he ran the wrong route, often jawed at receivers too.