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Do your own search... Such BS. Yes, he's the only QB teammate that cried when Tank Dell got hurt. Can't find any more pictures of Tank Dell's teammate QB's crying when Tank Dell breaks his leg in a way that may prevent him from playing again.
Not necessarily tho. This organization has a history of holding onto HC’s too long, not knee jerk like the Raiders. & Ryans in my mind will have to monumentally screw up to be fired in 2-3 years. I more willing to bet that he’ll get another crack at another OC in 2-3 years if the offense performs like it did this year. Caserio might be on the hot seat before Ryan’s in that scenario but/c ultimately he’s the guy making the hire.
What agenda would that be?
I saw it…& your point isn’t valid.
You wont find one, but way to try to weasle out.
I'm still waiting for your search results. Or are you weaseling out?
I was pretty explicit, cried like a bch, then played like a bch. Those two do not & will not win a Super Bowl together.
He's not currently a leader.
You stop being a kid once you enter the NFL.
You made the claim that it was common for NFL QB's to act like that on the field. It's not. Carry on. I call you out on your BS and you make this post. SMH.
He's certainly not being paid like a kid and because of this he's expected to be a mature adult. Some QB's can handle the responsibility, others cant.
Can you show a picture or recall an instance of Staubach/Bradshaw/Stabler/Marino/Fouts/Montana/Elway/Mahomes/LJ/Allen throwing a pass to a teammate who suffered a potentially career ending injury after they spent an offseason rehabbing a broken leg and gunshot?
So if you didn’t see him cry on the field and he still played shaky after the injury would it go together then? him crying and then playing badly..like, there’s no real correlation between the 2.
I literally posted videos of multiple NFL players and coaches (SB winners) crying...
Once again you’re dragging variables into it that have NOTHING to do with anything.
Sure I can, Aikman threw a pass that ended Irvin's career and you didn't see him act like that.
So you dont think the leader of a team should carry more responsibility on his shoulders than other players on the team?
Not on the field under those situations and certainly no QB's in those situations. You know this but choose to be argumentative.
And you know that your "requirements" are ridiculously stupid. Just stop being obtuse...
Just trying to compare Apples to Apples and not trying to compare a guy crying during the NA to a dude losing it because his teammate got hurt.
Sounds good. I was done with this dumb argument before you started replying to my posts.
Against the grain? Things were out there without my help. It obviously has not changed everyone's thinking. The Texans don't want a lot of things out there and are willing to hide them. Just recently: Slowick's job is safe............Slowick is our OC..............Slowick will not be fired. Where do you think all of these reports came from. I'll leave it up to you and others to solve this.
Dude stop it. You introduced his pay as a reason he should “man up” and not be out there crying b/c he’s a leader. And what he’s being paid has next to nothing to do with why he’s considered a leader.
Again, you are missing the overall point. Irvin got injured in October 1999 and retired in July 2000. At the time, that it happened, no one including Aikman knew the hit would be career ending.
Still it was obvious Irvin was hurt bad they carried him off on a stretcher.
I knew it wasn’t going to be over because of the select few and their past transgressions. Especially when it comes to a certain ethnicity.
Like I told Earl they’ll ignore that post because they’re too busy crapping on CJ.
I hope you're not calling me a racist.
It’s called rumors and lazy journalism, why because the Texans aren’t putting their business in the street anymore. You do know people make up stuff all of the times just for click bait as well as trying to be the first to report the news.
Nope I asked for pics of other QB's acting like this when a teammate got hurt. You wont find any.
Are you and Doc a beat righter, reporter or journalist covering the Texans or any other professional sport?
What does it matter if it’s a qb and if it’s during this or that specific instance or not? Your original narrative about leaders not crying has already been debunked multiple times and all u keep doing is moving the goalposts getting more and more specific until you “win” the debate. You’re wrong bro..just drop it.
You're there too?
Correct, I should've said QB. I consider the QB if he's worth a crap to be the leader of the team.
Excellent post but unfortunately it doesn’t back up their specific agenda. Therefore, they’ll either ignore it or find a way to debunk it.View attachment 15206
To address your question, here is a picture of Young consoling Montanna when he suffered a major injury. I don't know if Young was crying (although there are reports tears were shed) but he was showing compassion/emotion for a teammate he reportedly wasn't even very close to...a guy who was actually standing in the way of him getting on the field. Tank and CJ were are really close and Tank had gone through a lot the past year or so and seeing his close friend mangled like that obviously hit him hard.
After Demar Hamlin's situation many of his teammates were in tears. Just because there are no pictures doesn't mean that Allen wasn't one of them.
Is it ok to cry at your own injuries? We saw Luke Keuchly shed tears as he was carted off with an injury.
When Ryan Shazier was injured there were tears:
How the Power of Positivity Defined the Moments After the Injury That Changed My Life
Ryan Shazier came face-to-face with terror on a 2017 night in Cincinnati. In an excerpt from his new book, the former Steelers star opens up about what happened next—and explains how faith charted a path to his recovery.www.theringer.com
I don't know if Ben cried that night (though he said he was very emotional) he did shed tears about it at some point he admitted. He even talked about crying on the field and how there shouldn't be a negative stigma attached to it.
But really, even if no other winning qb had ever cried on the field for any reason....so what? Big Ben, Favre, Manning are all time guys and have all been accused of some kind of sex crime. Maybe we should get Watson back since he shares traits that have nothing to do with their on the field play? If Watson commits some type of fraud like Favre would that especially elevate him in your book?
I would guess most guys would want to play for a QB who cares about them the way Stroud cares about his guys. You are more willing to run through a wall for a guy you actually have an emotional connection with.
It's interesting that all reporting of this incident mentions "altercation". Technically, an altercation can be a disagreement, shouting match or even a fight. With that in mind, the wording encourages you to use your imagination.
Nope, but we are both fortunate enough to know some people who have inside info.
I’ll just add I’m sure there were more than few guys who shed tears for Darryl Stingley after his paralyzing hit in a damn preseason game..View attachment 15206
To address your question, here is a picture of Young consoling Montanna when he suffered a major injury. I don't know if Young was crying (although there are reports tears were shed) but he was showing compassion/emotion for a teammate he reportedly wasn't even very close to...a guy who was actually standing in the way of him getting on the field. Tank and CJ were are really close and Tank had gone through a lot the past year or so and seeing his close friend mangled like that obviously hit him hard.
After Demar Hamlin's situation many of his teammates were in tears. Just because there are no pictures doesn't mean that Allen wasn't one of them.
Is it ok to cry at your own injuries? We saw Luke Keuchly shed tears as he was carted off with an injury.
When Ryan Shazier was injured there were tears:
How the Power of Positivity Defined the Moments After the Injury That Changed My Life
Ryan Shazier came face-to-face with terror on a 2017 night in Cincinnati. In an excerpt from his new book, the former Steelers star opens up about what happened next—and explains how faith charted a path to his recovery.www.theringer.com
I don't know if Ben cried that night (though he said he was very emotional) he did shed tears about it at some point he admitted. He even talked about crying on the field and how there shouldn't be a negative stigma attached to it.
But really, even if no other winning qb had ever cried on the field for any reason....so what? Big Ben, Favre, Manning are all time guys and have all been accused of some kind of sex crime. Maybe we should get Watson back since he shares traits that have nothing to do with their on the field play? If Watson commits some type of fraud like Favre would that especially elevate him in your book?
I would guess most guys would want to play for a QB who cares about them the way Stroud cares about his guys. You are more willing to run through a wall for a guy you actually have an emotional connection with.
I do,
Yeah ok. I knew a few players, one in which use to buy bbq from me when I had my catering business. And you can best believe I asked some questions. But I digress because would never disclosed what they use to tell me.
Lol nobody remembers you doing any of that and especially not at the extent you do towards Smith, Watson, CJ and Mulugheta. I never seen you call them people you mentioned dumb, or I never seen you attack their family members like you did towards CJ. Never!
Some have to project what they think is some super macho thing. Compensation?
