Thank you.....until someone stops him from scoring then they can't really say anything. Just cause he is more open about talking about his TD's than others that doesn't mean that others don't celebrate. Just stop him from scoring and you can shut him up...simple as that...until now he has had his way with everyone.
Poor wittle T.O. Doesn't get the ball and so he yells at his QB. That’s why people don’t like T.O., he’s a jerk. When its going well its his doing, when its not its his teammates fault. I can’t believe any of you would defend that clown
i hear ya...i'm with ya!!! the talk has been "wait..his team's winning so he can't be divisive." they lose ONE game and he's in his QB's face on the sidelines. this guy was made fora buddy ryan team. too bad buddy is too old to coach now...two jerks made for each other.
Jesus Christ guys, T.O. AND McNabb both said it wasn't a bad thing. T.O. said he was just trying to get Donovan fired up and McNabb said T.O. was just trying to get his confidence back up. He wasn't yelling at him, damn did you guys not watch the after game interviews or what.
That's because Donovan has enough class not to throw his teamate under the bus. T.O., well he has a history of this. I said earlier in this thread he's a jerk because of the way he treats his teamates and coaches, giving an example of him yelling at a coach on the sideline. And look what happens yesterday, he's yelling at someone when things don't go well. You go ahead and believe he's just a swell guy. We all know better.
agreed. TO is about TO...that's it. this is just one of many examples you can point to. how about calling out Ray Lewis' past?? how about calling out Jeff Garcia on everything from his abilities to his sexual orientation? the guy is an exceptional athlete. an amazing wide receiver. unfortunately, few pay attention to that...he actually distracts from his own greatness by telling us all how great he is and how bad everyone else is. if this team doesn't WIN the super bowl...i can almost guarantee you that TO will tell us the next day why it wasn't his fault, and whose fault it was. according to TO, of course.
I'm not going by my own thoughts here bub. I'm going by what the two guys said who were in the scene you described yesterday. I think both were being honest. T.O. patted McNabb on the shoulder, something you usually don't do to someone you're mad at. Did T.O. blame the loss yesterday on anybody? Didn't think so. Hell, he even called Ray and apologized to him earlier this week. Even Ray said in a SportsCenter interview, that was recorded last week that he has no ill will toward the man. I don't think he is a completely swell guy, I admit that he has done some wrong things but is anybody perfect, if so please please let me know. But bringing up yesterday's scene and saying that T.O. was yelling and complaining to and about McNabb when BOTH of them told differently is just dumb. Besides, if you want to blame anybody for T.O.'s actions blame the media and yourselves. If the media didn't focus on T.O.'s actions so much and people didn't get so upset I guarantee you that he wouldn't act the way he does. I'll admit, again, that T.O. is like a big child begging for attention but if you people and the media ignores him he will do what a big child does, quiets down and finds his place until you all do that he'll just keep doing what he does.
Not totaly but some of it can be put on the fans. If we didn't react the way we did he would'nt act like that. Whenever you or I or anybody else for that mater responds he gets what feeds him: attention.
ummm..i'm guessing TO has no clue how I'm reacting. i've never seen TO in person. i think he's an amazing talent who distracts from his own abilities with a circus sideshow. TO could likely not care less about MadMax's opinion of him.
Lil Pun -- at some point, people have to be accountable for their own actions. at some point, you can't blame the rest of the world for being a jerk. accountability for my own actions, from day to day, doesn't depend on other's reactions to them after the fact.
