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  • @oldbrownsfan said:

    Mayfield had a great rookie season than he regressed this past season. I am hoping much of that regression was due to our former HC. I think we will know more this season.

    Aside from having 4 different OCs (Hue,Haley,Freddie,Monken) and 2 different QB Coaches by the time he finished the 1st game of his 2nd NFL season - I also blame Baker too for how he handled his brief success.

    He spent more of his off season planning for his wedding/bachelor parties as well as doing multiple commercials because of the early success.  And when he's chugging beer for a camera at an Indian's game - this clearly wasn't the same guy who showed up to his rookie year with something to prove.  After winning the Heisman, he by-passed the Heisman Banquet circuit to prepare himself for the NFL.  He came in humble and ready to go to work.  That was HUGE toward setting the rookie record for TD passes especially on a team coming off 0-16 football.

    But, like one of my old coaches reminded us  - "If you fail to prepare; then prepare to fail."  This game rewards the hungry on and off the field.  If we're being honest about Baker - he showed up way too content in 2019 with his prior success. He also had a beer belly.  That's on him.

    Having said all that, I get the impression he always pushes himself more when he feels he has to prove himself to a lot of people. We already know about the college stuff but even as a rookie he wasn't handed the starting job on day 1.  One of the few things Hue did right; although that was 1 year after he gave Kizer the starting job on opening day.

    Anyway, is it possible Baker just woke up a horrible QB?  I guess it could be just as possible as former MLB Pitcher Ricky Ankiel completely losing his muscle memory and control of his pitches.  That said, if one ever read that story - there was a work ethic and competitive will in the guy to re-invent himself into a successful player at another position.  Point is, if the NFL is really Baker's dream - I expect to see more of the guy we enjoyed as a rookie than the lost soul we witnessed in 2019.

    As we've learned over the years, it's a dis-service to a young QB to put them into an offense that's incompatible to their talent and skills so if Baker is going to go on and succeed - this organization CANNOT rip out the entire foundation of QB Coach, OC, OL Coach and everything they've NFL potty trained him in or they're going to ruin him.  It's a short window in this league that can slam shut really quick.  If Baltimore just handcuffed Lamar Jackson to a pocket only - there would have never been any need to change from Joey Bottaflacco. Some of this is homer; but some of this is I know WTF I watched when I saw a rookie make our OL look better in pass pro via his being decisive and accurate with his quick throws.  That happens when one is prepared.  That reminded me of Drew Brees not Brett Favre.  In 2019 when I saw him forcing a pass off a backward hop - that reminded me of Brett Favre without Farve's arm strength on that type of horrible mechanic. That happened because he wasn't prepared.  Just as Lamar Jackson's success hinges on what the coaching staff allows him to achieve - so does Baker's as long as he re-commits himself to the dream.  Last year showed him just how quickly a dream can turn into a nightmare so he needs to remember why he became a 1st overall pick we were very happy with in 2018.  I think this is doable...

    @flugel said:

    Aside from having 4 different OCs (Hue,Haley,Freddie,Monken) and 2 different QB Coaches by the time he finished the 1st game of his 2nd NFL season - I also blame Baker too for how he handled his brief success.

    He spent more of his off season planning for his wedding/bachelor parties as well as doing multiple commercials because of the early success.  And when he's chugging beer for a camera at an Indian's game - this clearly wasn't the same guy who showed up to his rookie year with something to prove.  After winning the Heisman, he by-passed the Heisman Banquet circuit to prepare himself for the NFL.  He came in humble and ready to go to work.  That was HUGE toward setting the rookie record for TD passes especially on a team coming off 0-16 football.

    But, like one of my old coaches reminded us  - "If you fail to prepare; then prepare to fail."  This game rewards the hungry on and off the field.  If we're being honest about Baker - he showed up way too content in 2019 with his prior success. He also had a beer belly.  That's on him.

    Having said all that, I get the impression he always pushes himself more when he feels he has to prove himself to a lot of people. We already know about the college stuff but even as a rookie he wasn't handed the starting job on day 1.  One of the few things Hue did right; although that was 1 year after he gave Kizer the starting job on opening day.

    Anyway, is it possible Baker just woke up a horrible QB?  I guess it could be just as possible as former MLB Pitcher Ricky Ankiel completely losing his muscle memory and control of his pitches.  That said, if one ever read that story - there was a work ethic and competitive will in the guy to re-invent himself into a successful player at another position.  Point is, if the NFL is really Baker's dream - I expect to see more of the guy we enjoyed as a rookie than the lost soul we witnessed in 2019.

    As we've learned over the years, it's a dis-service to a young QB to put them into an offense that's incompatible to their talent and skills so if Baker is going to go on and succeed - this organization CANNOT rip out the entire foundation of QB Coach, OC, OL Coach and everything they've NFL potty trained him in or they're going to ruin him.  It's a short window in this league that can slam shut really quick.  If Baltimore just handcuffed Lamar Jackson to a pocket only - there would have never been any need to change from Joey Bottaflacco. Some of this is homer; but some of this is I know WTF I watched when I saw a rookie make our OL look better in pass pro via his being decisive and accurate with his quick throws.  That happens when one is prepared.  That reminded me of Drew Brees not Brett Favre.  In 2019 when I saw him forcing a pass off a backward hop - that reminded me of Brett Favre without Farve's arm strength on that type of horrible mechanic. That happened because he wasn't prepared.  Just as Lamar Jackson's success hinges on what the coaching staff allows him to achieve - so does Baker's as long as he re-commits himself to the dream.  Last year showed him just how quickly a dream can turn into a nightmare so he needs to remember why he became a 1st overall pick we were very happy with in 2018.  I think this is doable...

    Good analysis Flugel.

    "But, like one of my old coaches reminded us  - "If you fail to prepare; then prepare to fail."  

    Like many other football lessons this is another one that would apply to about everything else we do in life. 

    Stefanski was not my first choice I would have liked to have seen for the Browns HC but the more I read up on him the better I liked him. I think now he was a solid pick and brings a lot to the table. I like something Stefanski said about it wasn't the plays being called but the execution of the plays (although with our former HC at times it was the plays that were being called). I think Stefanski is going to help Mayfield execute better as a QB with the mechanics and fundamentals. I look forward to seeing a more disciplined team this year "executing" their individual assignments and playing smarter football in general.

  • @texasag1969 said:

    And you would be wrong. In fact I'm kind of an old fashioned romantic. Indeed yesterday, Valentine's Day, was my wife and my 50th Wedding Anniversary. 

    And I guarantee you that some of the most beautiful women I've ever seen in my life were in Vietnam and Spain. There was this one on the Metro in Barcelona, Spain I might have run off with had my wife not been right there watching me like a hawk. So I won't lie and say I've never read the menu.??

    Congratulations!

    I absolutely adore Thai women.  Spent a couple days in Bangkok back in the day.

    ...but that was before I was married.

    @gorka said:

    Congratulations!

    I absolutely adore Thai women.  Spent a couple days in Bangkok back in the day.

    ...but that was before I was married.

    Thanks Gorka! ? I was married before I went to Vietnam and came back to Nha Trang from the field once a month to get paid. Guys would line up with women to be checked through security on payday night. There were some really beautiful women in tow, but I never gave in to that temptation like other married friends of mine. Not in my DNA.

    BTW are you the guy that wrote the song?

    "One night in Bangkok makes a hard man humble
    Not much between despair and ecstasy
    One night in Bangkok and the tough guys tumble
    Can't be too careful with your company
    I can feel the devil walking next to me" ?

  • @gorka said:

    Congratulations!

    I absolutely adore Thai women.  Spent a couple days in Bangkok back in the day.

    ...but that was before I was married.

    Thanks Gorka! ? I was married before I went to Vietnam and came back to Nha Trang from the field once a month to get paid. Guys would line up with women to be checked through security on payday night. There were some really beautiful women in tow, but I never gave in to that temptation like other married friends of mine. Not in my DNA.

    BTW are you the guy that wrote the song?

    "One night in Bangkok makes a hard man humble
    Not much between despair and ecstasy
    One night in Bangkok and the tough guys tumble
    Can't be too careful with your company
    I can feel the devil walking next to me" ?

    @texasag1969 said:

    Thanks Gorka! ? I was married before I went to Vietnam and came back to Nha Trang from the field once a month to get paid. Guys would line up with women to be checked through security on payday night. There were some really beautiful women in tow, but I never gave in to that temptation like other married friends of mine. Not in my DNA.

    BTW are you the guy that wrote the song?

    "One night in Bangkok makes a hard man humble
    Not much between despair and ecstasy
    One night in Bangkok and the tough guys tumble
    Can't be too careful with your company
    I can feel the devil walking next to me" ?

    Lol...no, but one night in Bangkok certainly does make a man hard.

  • @flugel said:

    Aside from having 4 different OCs (Hue,Haley,Freddie,Monken) and 2 different QB Coaches by the time he finished the 1st game of his 2nd NFL season - I also blame Baker too for how he handled his brief success.

    He spent more of his off season planning for his wedding/bachelor parties as well as doing multiple commercials because of the early success.  And when he's chugging beer for a camera at an Indian's game - this clearly wasn't the same guy who showed up to his rookie year with something to prove.  After winning the Heisman, he by-passed the Heisman Banquet circuit to prepare himself for the NFL.  He came in humble and ready to go to work.  That was HUGE toward setting the rookie record for TD passes especially on a team coming off 0-16 football.

    But, like one of my old coaches reminded us  - "If you fail to prepare; then prepare to fail."  This game rewards the hungry on and off the field.  If we're being honest about Baker - he showed up way too content in 2019 with his prior success. He also had a beer belly.  That's on him.

    Having said all that, I get the impression he always pushes himself more when he feels he has to prove himself to a lot of people. We already know about the college stuff but even as a rookie he wasn't handed the starting job on day 1.  One of the few things Hue did right; although that was 1 year after he gave Kizer the starting job on opening day.

    Anyway, is it possible Baker just woke up a horrible QB?  I guess it could be just as possible as former MLB Pitcher Ricky Ankiel completely losing his muscle memory and control of his pitches.  That said, if one ever read that story - there was a work ethic and competitive will in the guy to re-invent himself into a successful player at another position.  Point is, if the NFL is really Baker's dream - I expect to see more of the guy we enjoyed as a rookie than the lost soul we witnessed in 2019.

    As we've learned over the years, it's a dis-service to a young QB to put them into an offense that's incompatible to their talent and skills so if Baker is going to go on and succeed - this organization CANNOT rip out the entire foundation of QB Coach, OC, OL Coach and everything they've NFL potty trained him in or they're going to ruin him.  It's a short window in this league that can slam shut really quick.  If Baltimore just handcuffed Lamar Jackson to a pocket only - there would have never been any need to change from Joey Bottaflacco. Some of this is homer; but some of this is I know WTF I watched when I saw a rookie make our OL look better in pass pro via his being decisive and accurate with his quick throws.  That happens when one is prepared.  That reminded me of Drew Brees not Brett Favre.  In 2019 when I saw him forcing a pass off a backward hop - that reminded me of Brett Favre without Farve's arm strength on that type of horrible mechanic. That happened because he wasn't prepared.  Just as Lamar Jackson's success hinges on what the coaching staff allows him to achieve - so does Baker's as long as he re-commits himself to the dream.  Last year showed him just how quickly a dream can turn into a nightmare so he needs to remember why he became a 1st overall pick we were very happy with in 2018.  I think this is doable...

    Good analysis Flugel.

    "But, like one of my old coaches reminded us  - "If you fail to prepare; then prepare to fail."  

    Like many other football lessons this is another one that would apply to about everything else we do in life. 

    Stefanski was not my first choice I would have liked to have seen for the Browns HC but the more I read up on him the better I liked him. I think now he was a solid pick and brings a lot to the table. I like something Stefanski said about it wasn't the plays being called but the execution of the plays (although with our former HC at times it was the plays that were being called). I think Stefanski is going to help Mayfield execute better as a QB with the mechanics and fundamentals. I look forward to seeing a more disciplined team this year "executing" their individual assignments and playing smarter football in general.

    @oldbrownsfan said:

    Good analysis Flugel.

    "But, like one of my old coaches reminded us  - "If you fail to prepare; then prepare to fail."  

    Like many other football lessons this is another one that would apply to about everything else we do in life. 

    Stefanski was not my first choice I would have liked to have seen for the Browns HC but the more I read up on him the better I liked him. I think now he was a solid pick and brings a lot to the table. I like something Stefanski said about it wasn't the plays being called but the execution of the plays (although with our former HC at times it was the plays that were being called). I think Stefanski is going to help Mayfield execute better as a QB with the mechanics and fundamentals. I look forward to seeing a more disciplined team this year "executing" their individual assignments and playing smarter football in general.

    Thanks OBF!  You make some excellent points about Stefanski!   I wasn't all that pumped about him at first but after a couple big exhales -  he's growing on me too!  I've always bet with my heart and paid through my nose doing so; but I feel like we have a big enough nucleus of talent to win with under the right leadership.

    The thing I like most right now is I get the sense we're not hiring a HC to be just an OC again.  I don't give a rat about his previous play calling because it's irrelevant.   What I like is his extensive experience as well as working as a QB Coach and a TE Coach before he was promoted to an OC.  He also did a great job tapping Case Keenum better than anyone was able to do before him. 

    Best of all?  I've noticed how many of his former coaching peers that were with Minnesota or ones that went elsewhere are excited to come and rejoin/work under him despite all the recent turnover (and Jimmy's reputation).  That could also mean they think we have enough talent to win with.  IMO, our defense played their best football the night MG got suspended.  The pressure was great up front while the DEs were applying text book clamp at the depth of the QB drop. We may not have had many, if any sacks from Garrett but created the success from all up front that night.  The other edge rush was also well done.  As soon as we lost him, we also lost Vernon and backup Chad Thomas which wasn't going to make us better or adequate.  It would be nice to add some veteran safety help via FA and address other weaknesses/depth issues via the draft. Anyway, we'll get everyone back healthy for the new coaching staff to coach up. 

    I think Stefanski will have a better eye on the bigger picture than Freddie was capable of just in the way he is setting things up.  He also seems like the type of guy that will be comfortable empowering the guys he's hired to coach and coordinate what he expects from them. Last year turned into a lost episode of the Hee Haw show; and the players inevitably lost confidence in the coaching staff.

  • Zombo said:

    I'm totally fine with it. If Brian Sipe had gotten a hummer from a local behind a Howard Johnson's in 1978 it would not have changed my life.

    Z

    Yeah like it doesn't happen everyday by women of all kinds giving men from every walk of life......often for cash.

    Too bad it's the February topic of the month but better than September I guess.   Oh well.......

  • @oldbrownsfan said:

    Good analysis Flugel.

    "But, like one of my old coaches reminded us  - "If you fail to prepare; then prepare to fail."  

    Like many other football lessons this is another one that would apply to about everything else we do in life. 

    Stefanski was not my first choice I would have liked to have seen for the Browns HC but the more I read up on him the better I liked him. I think now he was a solid pick and brings a lot to the table. I like something Stefanski said about it wasn't the plays being called but the execution of the plays (although with our former HC at times it was the plays that were being called). I think Stefanski is going to help Mayfield execute better as a QB with the mechanics and fundamentals. I look forward to seeing a more disciplined team this year "executing" their individual assignments and playing smarter football in general.

    Thanks OBF!  You make some excellent points about Stefanski!   I wasn't all that pumped about him at first but after a couple big exhales -  he's growing on me too!  I've always bet with my heart and paid through my nose doing so; but I feel like we have a big enough nucleus of talent to win with under the right leadership.

    The thing I like most right now is I get the sense we're not hiring a HC to be just an OC again.  I don't give a rat about his previous play calling because it's irrelevant.   What I like is his extensive experience as well as working as a QB Coach and a TE Coach before he was promoted to an OC.  He also did a great job tapping Case Keenum better than anyone was able to do before him. 

    Best of all?  I've noticed how many of his former coaching peers that were with Minnesota or ones that went elsewhere are excited to come and rejoin/work under him despite all the recent turnover (and Jimmy's reputation).  That could also mean they think we have enough talent to win with.  IMO, our defense played their best football the night MG got suspended.  The pressure was great up front while the DEs were applying text book clamp at the depth of the QB drop. We may not have had many, if any sacks from Garrett but created the success from all up front that night.  The other edge rush was also well done.  As soon as we lost him, we also lost Vernon and backup Chad Thomas which wasn't going to make us better or adequate.  It would be nice to add some veteran safety help via FA and address other weaknesses/depth issues via the draft. Anyway, we'll get everyone back healthy for the new coaching staff to coach up. 

    I think Stefanski will have a better eye on the bigger picture than Freddie was capable of just in the way he is setting things up.  He also seems like the type of guy that will be comfortable empowering the guys he's hired to coach and coordinate what he expects from them. Last year turned into a lost episode of the Hee Haw show; and the players inevitably lost confidence in the coaching staff.

    @flugel said:

    Thanks OBF!  You make some excellent points about Stefanski!   I wasn't all that pumped about him at first but after a couple big exhales -  he's growing on me too!  I've always bet with my heart and paid through my nose doing so; but I feel like we have a big enough nucleus of talent to win with under the right leadership.

    The thing I like most right now is I get the sense we're not hiring a HC to be just an OC again.  I don't give a rat about his previous play calling because it's irrelevant.   What I like is his extensive experience as well as working as a QB Coach and a TE Coach before he was promoted to an OC.  He also did a great job tapping Case Keenum better than anyone was able to do before him. 

    Best of all?  I've noticed how many of his former coaching peers that were with Minnesota or ones that went elsewhere are excited to come and rejoin/work under him despite all the recent turnover (and Jimmy's reputation).  That could also mean they think we have enough talent to win with.  IMO, our defense played their best football the night MG got suspended.  The pressure was great up front while the DEs were applying text book clamp at the depth of the QB drop. We may not have had many, if any sacks from Garrett but created the success from all up front that night.  The other edge rush was also well done.  As soon as we lost him, we also lost Vernon and backup Chad Thomas which wasn't going to make us better or adequate.  It would be nice to add some veteran showafety help via FA and address other weaknesses/depth issues via the draft. Anyway, we'll get everyone back healthy for the new coaching staff to coach up. 

    I think Stefanski will have a better eye on the bigger picture than Freddie was capable of just in the way he is setting things up.  He also seems like the type of guy that will be comfortable empowering the guys he's hired to coach and coordinate what he expects from them. Last year turned into a lost episode of the Hee Haw show; and the players inevitably lost confidence in the coaching staff.

    That game with Pittsburgh was great and could have been a major turning point for the rest of the season until with 7 seconds left Myles Garrett went postal, That game showed what we were capable of.I will say this I was impressed with Myles interview and I am ready to see this put in the rearview mirror now and to go forward. I am very happy to see his suspension not lasting into this season.

    We had our weakness particularly on the offensive line but we had enough talent and skill players there was no reason we should not have made the playoffs last season. I don't think we had enough talent to make a serious run in the playoffs and maybe we would have been one and done but we should have made the playoffs. And that would have been a great springboard going into next season.

    I agree I by the end of the season the players did lose confidence in the coaching staff.

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  • Man, they are doing a great job of snuffing this story. 

  • Man, they are doing a great job of snuffing this story. 

    @icecube said:

    Man, they are doing a great job of snuffing this story. 

    What story?

  • @icecube said:

    Man, they are doing a great job of snuffing this story. 

    What story?

    @the-gipper said:

    What story?

    The one about Chubb not cutting his grass. 

  • Zombo said:

    I'm totally fine with it. If Brian Sipe had gotten a hummer from a local behind a Howard Johnson's in 1978 it would not have changed my life.

    Z

    Yeah like it doesn't happen everyday by women of all kinds giving men from every walk of life......often for cash.

    Too bad it's the February topic of the month but better than September I guess.   Oh well.......

    @mjp28 said:

    Yeah like it doesn't happen everyday by women of all kinds giving men from every walk of life......often for cash.

    Too bad it's the February topic of the month but better than September I guess.   Oh well.......

    I could give two sh-ts about the act in itself. The only thing that bothers me is the total lack of restraint. You're that hard up you spend all this energy on getting B_s from skanks? No wonder he "sucked." And for those of you who will say "who cares," I say Browns fan should care. Do you think stone cold killers at QB are doing this? No. Why not?

  • @mjp28 said:

    Yeah like it doesn't happen everyday by women of all kinds giving men from every walk of life......often for cash.

    Too bad it's the February topic of the month but better than September I guess.   Oh well.......

    I could give two sh-ts about the act in itself. The only thing that bothers me is the total lack of restraint. You're that hard up you spend all this energy on getting B_s from skanks? No wonder he "sucked." And for those of you who will say "who cares," I say Browns fan should care. Do you think stone cold killers at QB are doing this? No. Why not?

    @icecube said:

    I could give two sh-ts about the act in itself. The only thing that bothers me is the total lack of restraint. You're that hard up you spend all this energy on getting B_s from skanks? No wonder he "sucked." And for those of you who will say "who cares," I say Browns fan should care. Do you think stone cold killers at QB are doing this? No. Why not?

    So true!  If you're the starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns making a gazillion dollars don't get caught in this stupid situation bringing unneeded negative attention on everyone else.

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  • except- did I miss the part where Baker said it was true? or she lied and she wants a lot of publicity? she can make far more money writing a fiction novel?

    or is it true. I just think it's very odd she went public, and for what reason. ? extortion? she shot her money making in the future (if it's true or not) into oblivion.

      Just let it go away already. If it IS true - just...pitiful. and really, really really STUPID - maybe I'll change my mock tenth pick overall to a qb. lol

  • except- did I miss the part where Baker said it was true? or she lied and she wants a lot of publicity? she can make far more money writing a fiction novel?

    or is it true. I just think it's very odd she went public, and for what reason. ? extortion? she shot her money making in the future (if it's true or not) into oblivion.

      Just let it go away already. If it IS true - just...pitiful. and really, really really STUPID - maybe I'll change my mock tenth pick overall to a qb. lol

    @calfoxwc said:

    except- did I miss the part where Baker said it was true? or she lied and she wants a lot of publicity? she can make far more money writing a fiction novel?

    or is it true. I just think it's very odd she went public, and for what reason. ? extortion? she shot her money making in the future (if it's true or not) into oblivion.

      Just let it go away already. If it IS true - just...pitiful. and really, really really STUPID - maybe I'll change my mock tenth pick overall to a qb. lol

    Has he or his attorney come out with a total denial of the story ?    Is he suing her worthless butt for defamation of character or whatever ?

    Or is Baker doing a Kobe and buying a big azz ring and preparing a mea culpa ?

  • @calfoxwc said:

    except- did I miss the part where Baker said it was true? or she lied and she wants a lot of publicity? she can make far more money writing a fiction novel?

    or is it true. I just think it's very odd she went public, and for what reason. ? extortion? she shot her money making in the future (if it's true or not) into oblivion.

      Just let it go away already. If it IS true - just...pitiful. and really, really really STUPID - maybe I'll change my mock tenth pick overall to a qb. lol

    Has he or his attorney come out with a total denial of the story ?    Is he suing her worthless butt for defamation of character or whatever ?

    Or is Baker doing a Kobe and buying a big azz ring and preparing a mea culpa ?

    @mjp28 said:

    Has he or his attorney come out with a total denial of the story ?    Is he suing her worthless butt for defamation of character or whatever ?

    Or is Baker doing a Kobe and buying a big azz ring and preparing a mea culpa ?

    Maybe he doesn't think it deserves attention or a response.    Imagine that, somebody shutting the fuck up about something ridiculous. 

    I would say that shows the maturity you are all begging him to show.

    Fair to say?

  • @mjp28 said:

    Has he or his attorney come out with a total denial of the story ?    Is he suing her worthless butt for defamation of character or whatever ?

    Or is Baker doing a Kobe and buying a big azz ring and preparing a mea culpa ?

    Maybe he doesn't think it deserves attention or a response.    Imagine that, somebody shutting the fuck up about something ridiculous. 

    I would say that shows the maturity you are all begging him to show.

    Fair to say?

    @the-gipper said:

    Maybe he doesn't think it deserves attention or a response.    Imagine that, somebody shutting the fuck up about something ridiculous. 

    I would say that shows the maturity you are all begging him to show.

    Fair to say?

    Maybe, I'm sure he's had some legal council on the matter and maybe they've decided that this is the way to handle the matter.

    I'm just surprised that if it was not true he'd want to clear his name.  I guess we'll see.......

  • @the-gipper said:

    Maybe he doesn't think it deserves attention or a response.    Imagine that, somebody shutting the fuck up about something ridiculous. 

    I would say that shows the maturity you are all begging him to show.

    Fair to say?

    Maybe, I'm sure he's had some legal council on the matter and maybe they've decided that this is the way to handle the matter.

    I'm just surprised that if it was not true he'd want to clear his name.  I guess we'll see.......

    @mjp28 said:

    Maybe, I'm sure he's had some legal council on the matter and maybe they've decided that this is the way to handle the matter.

    I'm just surprised that if it was not true he'd want to clear his name.  I guess we'll see.......

    Maybe he thinks it is nobody else's fucking business except he and his wife.  

    So, how about we all show some maturity and shut the fuck up about it. 

  • @mjp28 said:

    Maybe, I'm sure he's had some legal council on the matter and maybe they've decided that this is the way to handle the matter.

    I'm just surprised that if it was not true he'd want to clear his name.  I guess we'll see.......

    Maybe he thinks it is nobody else's fucking business except he and his wife.  

    So, how about we all show some maturity and shut the fuck up about it. 

    @the-gipper said:

    Maybe he thinks it is nobody else's fucking business except he and his wife.  

    So, how about we all show some maturity and shut the fuck up about it. 

    Never 

    lets trade up for Tua send Baker packing 

  • @mjp28 said:

    Has he or his attorney come out with a total denial of the story ?    Is he suing her worthless butt for defamation of character or whatever ?

    Or is Baker doing a Kobe and buying a big azz ring and preparing a mea culpa ?

    Maybe he doesn't think it deserves attention or a response.    Imagine that, somebody shutting the fuck up about something ridiculous. 

    I would say that shows the maturity you are all begging him to show.

    Fair to say?

    @the-gipper said:

    Maybe he doesn't think it deserves attention or a response.    Imagine that, somebody shutting the fuck up about something ridiculous. 

    I would say that shows the maturity you are all begging him to show.

    Fair to say?

    A non response seems out of character for a guy who allows himself to be baited into responding to every criticism. Fortunate for Baker this news broke in the offseason when he doesn’t have scheduled camera time every week. 

  • @mjp28 said:

    Maybe, I'm sure he's had some legal council on the matter and maybe they've decided that this is the way to handle the matter.

    I'm just surprised that if it was not true he'd want to clear his name.  I guess we'll see.......

    Maybe he thinks it is nobody else's fucking business except he and his wife.  

    So, how about we all show some maturity and shut the fuck up about it. 

    More probably he's been advised to keep quiet about it.

    Sooner or later some talking head will ask him about it.  Even if they have to wait until training camp.

    @the-gipper said:

    Maybe he thinks it is nobody else's fucking business except he and his wife.  

    Then maybe he shouldn't have become famous.