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Discussion in 'Tennessee Titans and NFL Talk' started by TitansWillWin2, Feb 26, 2014.
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He probably doesn't have aids either, so theres always that.
Just by looking at the thread maker name, I could have told you that.
To me it seems there are a lot of similarities between CJ calling out the line and Delanie calling out the cancers.
1. Whichever way you frame it they both called out team mates for not being up to their standards.
2. Rather than address it internally, they did so in the media.
3. Neither named names but they hinted pretty strongly at who the culprits might be. For CJ is was members of the O-line (admittedly more specific specific) and for Delanie it was guys presumed to be on their way out which when you really think about it is a pretty small group too.
4. Both guys probably hoped their comments would help to solve the problem.
The main difference to me is that while CJ was asked about his line in every interview due to bad o-line play and finally put his foot in his mouth, it seems to me like Delanie just volunteered the information without much prompt (may be wrong about this). Before anyone jumps to say I'm white knighting CJ be aware that I don't like either of these things. They both should have kept their comments in house.
I think there is a drastic difference between essentially calling out people by name and then what Walker did.
I mean Britt is the only one people really agree on. I'm not even convinced CJ is one.
My best guesses are Britt and Brown but those are just assumptions. For all I know K-Britt was as model a citizen as Munch made him out to be.
Kenny a model citizen?
Sorry I meant model inmate.
Yeah, he at least had the dignity to not name names. Big difference than saying "Day din't do dey jobs, because dey make me fall ovuh and things like dat"