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  • jiggins7919J jiggins7919 wrote on last edited by
    #15

    I read they worked out late and then went out for a bite. Mary Kay tried to slant it negatively as much as possible, which is why coaches, players, and executives ALL hate her (I don't know this for fact but I can just tell by their reactions to her questioning). 

    Josh probably got hungry after working out, I know I certainly do, and grabbed a late bite. I saw no mention of what time he went HOME. If it was at 11pm, who cares? If it's a 2am situation...then that's something else. Did people say he was drinking and partying? Or was he just having a bite with a friend? Why doesn't the story explain any of this? 

    What Josh DOES need to understand is how his actions affect the team and his ability to make a comeback. Everything he does is going to be scrutinized very publicly. He HAS to know this, and why would he want to be a distraction? I think he'll learn from this. If he gets hungry at 11pm, get it to go or get a delivery service. 

    If he only knew how many people were rooting for him both in his professional life AND his personal life....

    I hate wasted potential. The tormented life the person lives with, the shame of it all, and then one day ending up as an ESPN "30 for 30" TV show, before fading back into irrelevance. Cmon Josh... 

  • DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
    #16

    Weed always give you da munchies.

  • I read they worked out late and then went out for a bite. Mary Kay tried to slant it negatively as much as possible, which is why coaches, players, and executives ALL hate her (I don't know this for fact but I can just tell by their reactions to her questioning). 

    Josh probably got hungry after working out, I know I certainly do, and grabbed a late bite. I saw no mention of what time he went HOME. If it was at 11pm, who cares? If it's a 2am situation...then that's something else. Did people say he was drinking and partying? Or was he just having a bite with a friend? Why doesn't the story explain any of this? 

    What Josh DOES need to understand is how his actions affect the team and his ability to make a comeback. Everything he does is going to be scrutinized very publicly. He HAS to know this, and why would he want to be a distraction? I think he'll learn from this. If he gets hungry at 11pm, get it to go or get a delivery service. 

    If he only knew how many people were rooting for him both in his professional life AND his personal life....

    I hate wasted potential. The tormented life the person lives with, the shame of it all, and then one day ending up as an ESPN "30 for 30" TV show, before fading back into irrelevance. Cmon Josh... 

    NeroN Nero wrote on last edited by
    #17

    @jiggins7919 said:

    I read they worked out late and then went out for a bite. Mary Kay tried to slant it negatively as much as possible, which is why coaches, players, and executives ALL hate her (I don't know this for fact but I can just tell by their reactions to her questioning). 

    Josh probably got hungry after working out, I know I certainly do, and grabbed a late bite. I saw no mention of what time he went HOME. If it was at 11pm, who cares? If it's a 2am situation...then that's something else. Did people say he was drinking and partying? Or was he just having a bite with a friend? Why doesn't the story explain any of this? 

    What Josh DOES need to understand is how his actions affect the team and his ability to make a comeback. Everything he does is going to be scrutinized very publicly. He HAS to know this, and why would he want to be a distraction? I think he'll learn from this. If he gets hungry at 11pm, get it to go or get a delivery service. 

    If he only knew how many people were rooting for him both in his professional life AND his personal life....

    I hate wasted potential. The tormented life the person lives with, the shame of it all, and then one day ending up as an ESPN "30 for 30" TV show, before fading back into irrelevance. Cmon Josh... 

    I wish I could be at his first game back in the game to show some support. Forget about the player, for me it's primarily about the man. He is in a tough spot. I know he's an athlete that can/has earned more than I will in my whole life, but being an addict in the spotlight must be hard. 

    Depending on his actions he might be leading to a life or fame or to a life of misery.

  • @jiggins7919 said:

    I read they worked out late and then went out for a bite. Mary Kay tried to slant it negatively as much as possible, which is why coaches, players, and executives ALL hate her (I don't know this for fact but I can just tell by their reactions to her questioning). 

    Josh probably got hungry after working out, I know I certainly do, and grabbed a late bite. I saw no mention of what time he went HOME. If it was at 11pm, who cares? If it's a 2am situation...then that's something else. Did people say he was drinking and partying? Or was he just having a bite with a friend? Why doesn't the story explain any of this? 

    What Josh DOES need to understand is how his actions affect the team and his ability to make a comeback. Everything he does is going to be scrutinized very publicly. He HAS to know this, and why would he want to be a distraction? I think he'll learn from this. If he gets hungry at 11pm, get it to go or get a delivery service. 

    If he only knew how many people were rooting for him both in his professional life AND his personal life....

    I hate wasted potential. The tormented life the person lives with, the shame of it all, and then one day ending up as an ESPN "30 for 30" TV show, before fading back into irrelevance. Cmon Josh... 

    I wish I could be at his first game back in the game to show some support. Forget about the player, for me it's primarily about the man. He is in a tough spot. I know he's an athlete that can/has earned more than I will in my whole life, but being an addict in the spotlight must be hard. 

    Depending on his actions he might be leading to a life or fame or to a life of misery.

    jiggins7919J jiggins7919 wrote on last edited by
    #18

    @nero said:

    I wish I could be at his first game back in the game to show some support. Forget about the player, for me it's primarily about the man. He is in a tough spot. I know he's an athlete that can/has earned more than I will in my whole life, but being an addict in the spotlight must be hard. 

    Depending on his actions he might be leading to a life or fame or to a life of misery.

    In so with you, Nero. I won't get into personal information, but suffice to say that addiction is something extraordinarily close to my heart. The fan side of me desperately wants to see a star, but my heart just wants him to get his life back together. What really hurts was Josh saying he got verbally attacked by fans and they said some really mean things to him. Nobody knows more than Josh how much he screwed up, I promise. 

  • @jiggins7919 said:

    I read they worked out late and then went out for a bite. Mary Kay tried to slant it negatively as much as possible, which is why coaches, players, and executives ALL hate her (I don't know this for fact but I can just tell by their reactions to her questioning). 

    Josh probably got hungry after working out, I know I certainly do, and grabbed a late bite. I saw no mention of what time he went HOME. If it was at 11pm, who cares? If it's a 2am situation...then that's something else. Did people say he was drinking and partying? Or was he just having a bite with a friend? Why doesn't the story explain any of this? 

    What Josh DOES need to understand is how his actions affect the team and his ability to make a comeback. Everything he does is going to be scrutinized very publicly. He HAS to know this, and why would he want to be a distraction? I think he'll learn from this. If he gets hungry at 11pm, get it to go or get a delivery service. 

    If he only knew how many people were rooting for him both in his professional life AND his personal life....

    I hate wasted potential. The tormented life the person lives with, the shame of it all, and then one day ending up as an ESPN "30 for 30" TV show, before fading back into irrelevance. Cmon Josh... 

    I wish I could be at his first game back in the game to show some support. Forget about the player, for me it's primarily about the man. He is in a tough spot. I know he's an athlete that can/has earned more than I will in my whole life, but being an addict in the spotlight must be hard. 

    Depending on his actions he might be leading to a life or fame or to a life of misery.

    A Alkid3 wrote on last edited by
    #19

    @nero said:

    I wish I could be at his first game back in the game to show some support. Forget about the player, for me it's primarily about the man. He is in a tough spot. I know he's an athlete that can/has earned more than I will in my whole life, but being an addict in the spotlight must be hard. 

    Depending on his actions he might be leading to a life or fame or to a life of misery.

    I think I'll be there for this game. I hope nothing but the best for this guy. I'm a big fan and hope he tears it up for us. Addiction sucks.

  • @jiggins7919 said:

    I read they worked out late and then went out for a bite. Mary Kay tried to slant it negatively as much as possible, which is why coaches, players, and executives ALL hate her (I don't know this for fact but I can just tell by their reactions to her questioning). 

    Josh probably got hungry after working out, I know I certainly do, and grabbed a late bite. I saw no mention of what time he went HOME. If it was at 11pm, who cares? If it's a 2am situation...then that's something else. Did people say he was drinking and partying? Or was he just having a bite with a friend? Why doesn't the story explain any of this? 

    What Josh DOES need to understand is how his actions affect the team and his ability to make a comeback. Everything he does is going to be scrutinized very publicly. He HAS to know this, and why would he want to be a distraction? I think he'll learn from this. If he gets hungry at 11pm, get it to go or get a delivery service. 

    If he only knew how many people were rooting for him both in his professional life AND his personal life....

    I hate wasted potential. The tormented life the person lives with, the shame of it all, and then one day ending up as an ESPN "30 for 30" TV show, before fading back into irrelevance. Cmon Josh... 

    I wish I could be at his first game back in the game to show some support. Forget about the player, for me it's primarily about the man. He is in a tough spot. I know he's an athlete that can/has earned more than I will in my whole life, but being an addict in the spotlight must be hard. 

    Depending on his actions he might be leading to a life or fame or to a life of misery.

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #20

    @nero said:

    Forget about the player, for me it's primarily about the man.

    That's because you're a nice guy.  I'm no longer a nice guy.  (...anymore, when it comes to the Browns).

    I just want the Browns to win.  I really don't care anymore what happens to the person.  If he's a Cleveland Brown then I want him to be able to perform.  To lead his life so that he can contribute to the team....and not be a distraction or a detriment.  That's why we draft them.  That's why we trade for them.  That's why we sign them in free agency.  

    Does anyone care anymore what happens to Manziel?

    I know I sound quite cold.  (they're going to bury me face down so I don't get lost)  But if we fans put our faith in you, supported you, and you went off partying such that you got kicked out of football....then let your mommy worry about you.  I've got enough people in my life to be concerned with.

    - Of course I pray for world peace, and feed the poor & starving, etc. -

  • LBC mikeL LBC mike wrote on last edited by
    #21

    So how do you feel about the opiod thing? 

  • I read they worked out late and then went out for a bite. Mary Kay tried to slant it negatively as much as possible, which is why coaches, players, and executives ALL hate her (I don't know this for fact but I can just tell by their reactions to her questioning). 

    Josh probably got hungry after working out, I know I certainly do, and grabbed a late bite. I saw no mention of what time he went HOME. If it was at 11pm, who cares? If it's a 2am situation...then that's something else. Did people say he was drinking and partying? Or was he just having a bite with a friend? Why doesn't the story explain any of this? 

    What Josh DOES need to understand is how his actions affect the team and his ability to make a comeback. Everything he does is going to be scrutinized very publicly. He HAS to know this, and why would he want to be a distraction? I think he'll learn from this. If he gets hungry at 11pm, get it to go or get a delivery service. 

    If he only knew how many people were rooting for him both in his professional life AND his personal life....

    I hate wasted potential. The tormented life the person lives with, the shame of it all, and then one day ending up as an ESPN "30 for 30" TV show, before fading back into irrelevance. Cmon Josh... 

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
    #22

    @jiggins7919 said:

    I read they worked out late and then went out for a bite. Mary Kay tried to slant it negatively as much as possible, which is why coaches, players, and executives ALL hate her (I don't know this for fact but I can just tell by their reactions to her questioning). 

    Josh probably got hungry after working out, I know I certainly do, and grabbed a late bite. I saw no mention of what time he went HOME. If it was at 11pm, who cares? If it's a 2am situation...then that's something else. Did people say he was drinking and partying? Or was he just having a bite with a friend? Why doesn't the story explain any of this? 

    What Josh DOES need to understand is how his actions affect the team and his ability to make a comeback. Everything he does is going to be scrutinized very publicly. He HAS to know this, and why would he want to be a distraction? I think he'll learn from this. If he gets hungry at 11pm, get it to go or get a delivery service. 

    If he only knew how many people were rooting for him both in his professional life AND his personal life....

    I hate wasted potential. The tormented life the person lives with, the shame of it all, and then one day ending up as an ESPN "30 for 30" TV show, before fading back into irrelevance. Cmon Josh... 

    dirt diggin' MKC.  But Josh you have to realize- and for sure they drilled it into your head- you can't go or be seen for a very long time in any place that serves booze. The temptation to have "just one" is too great.  

  • @jiggins7919 said:

    I read they worked out late and then went out for a bite. Mary Kay tried to slant it negatively as much as possible, which is why coaches, players, and executives ALL hate her (I don't know this for fact but I can just tell by their reactions to her questioning). 

    Josh probably got hungry after working out, I know I certainly do, and grabbed a late bite. I saw no mention of what time he went HOME. If it was at 11pm, who cares? If it's a 2am situation...then that's something else. Did people say he was drinking and partying? Or was he just having a bite with a friend? Why doesn't the story explain any of this? 

    What Josh DOES need to understand is how his actions affect the team and his ability to make a comeback. Everything he does is going to be scrutinized very publicly. He HAS to know this, and why would he want to be a distraction? I think he'll learn from this. If he gets hungry at 11pm, get it to go or get a delivery service. 

    If he only knew how many people were rooting for him both in his professional life AND his personal life....

    I hate wasted potential. The tormented life the person lives with, the shame of it all, and then one day ending up as an ESPN "30 for 30" TV show, before fading back into irrelevance. Cmon Josh... 

    dirt diggin' MKC.  But Josh you have to realize- and for sure they drilled it into your head- you can't go or be seen for a very long time in any place that serves booze. The temptation to have "just one" is too great.  

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #23

    @hoorta said:

    dirt diggin' MKC.  But Josh you have to realize- and for sure they drilled it into your head- you can't go or be seen for a very long time in any place that serves booze. The temptation to have "just one" is too great.  

    Yep-change people, PLACES and things. Idiot!

  • @hx214 said:

    Greg Little does. Proves he has at least one friend.

    And Corey Coleman says he talks to him everyday. And Kirksey tweeted at MKC and told her to leave Gordon alone. 

    So so at least three friends.

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #24

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Kirksey tweeted at MKC and told her to leave Gordon alone.

    Tweet really needs posting...

    Christian Kirksey‏Verified account @Kirksey

    Replying to @MaryKayCabot

    Leave this man alone! ?