CJ on Rome

[CarsonDaMan]

What truly made me laugh in his comments is when he pointed out how much the fans love him. I literally choked. Everyone respects his talents but when your premium player acts like a three year old it has a trickle down to all the other players. He wants to win yes. But so does every other player on the roster. Chad's problem is simply he lacks great character. I wouldn't say that's even really a bad thing but when you're the face of the team you had better do your best to lead those under you. Dancing, crying when you dont get the football, and sitting there why the ball you just fumbled rolls around doesn't endear you to anyone.

[Pidge]

I liked his interview (well not his actual interview) on Total Access. The guys on there seem to think he's being melodramatic. That's the impression I got anyways.

http://www.nfl.com/videos

[agreen_112]

I'm telling you Sport, Chad's feelings are hurt. Whether you guys want to mock him for that or not, he's still one hell of a football player and he wants to win football games and go to the playoffs, not play for a team/city that goes 7-9 and doesn't support him.

Find me a city that will support what he is doing.

He is an adult with children.

In a winning and a supportive, non-conservative city this wouldn't even be a topic.

Utopia?

Chad's mind?

That place you described sounds awesome. Where is that again? Real estate must be expensive.

Randy found NE, TO found Dallas.

Randy basically played for free this year because he soiled his name the last 2 years. Will the Patriots pay him market value this year or has Randy learned that he is now in a good place with this offense and willing to take less?

TO has burned basically every bridge he has crossed and every person he has played with. Both ofthese players will melt down when they lose.

Melt down when they lose.. That sounds familiar **cough Chad Johnson**