Press Conference Meltdowns, Week 15 Edition
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We had Jason Garrett lambasting Tony Romo for throwing the game-ending INT:
Tom Brady cursed out the reporters after the 2nd question and stormed off:
http://ftw.usatoday.com/2013/12/tom-brady-leaves-press-conference-expletive/
Mike Shanahan gives the eyye at a reporter that asks him about his future in WAS, then storms off also:
Honorable Mention: Dez Bryant tweeted his explanation for leaving the field after Romo's 2nd INT:
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Didn't see a 'death stare' either.
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Look into the man's eyes.
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I didn't see a death stare. I saw a guy that looks like a rat with a sour puss
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I didn't see a death stare. I saw a guy that looks like a rat with a sour puss
LMFAO!! that's what me and my friends have been calling him for years...a rat.
the sour puss thing just adds another dimension!!
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I didn't see a death stare. I saw a guy that looks like a rat with a sour puss
LMFAO!! that's what me and my friends have been calling him for years...a rat.
the sour puss thing just adds another dimension!!
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Post game news conferences would be a lonely affair if it weren't for the NFL mandates forcing coaches/players to endure the weekly gauntlet of moronic questions from the douches
whose podcasts are never listened to and wannabe journalists wasting their efforts writing rhetorical, mindless drivel on the web based sports sites/columns. (Mike H. excluded) It's fucking
ridiculous to expect anything but worn out clichΓ©s from a coach or player 30 minutes removed from a painful loss. Every now and again something entertaining surfaces like Herm
Edwards with his "YOu play to win the game" tirade and Jim Mora's "playoffs?" meltdown. Beyond that I would rather watch a banana turn brown than listen to any postgame interview
bullshit.
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i like the impromptu in the gangway questions like from a reporter in dallas who asked jerry jones "aren't you mad enough NOW to fire someone?"
and to his set ways jerry goes "if i thought getting mad about it would work then maybe i'd try it."
fuckin fool.
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