Andrew in CA Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AiN_...o&type=lgns I had heard most of the stuff re: TE and Marshawn before, but not the Moulds story. What a d***. Why not enjoy a great half? God, that game sucked. Also, I wish I could know more re: JP and TE- just curious.
drnykterstein Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 Don't get on Moulds... that had everything to do with him just hating Meathead (as he should) and nothing to do with him not liking Evans or JP. If anything Moulds should be praised for standing up to a moron coach. Same thing with Ruben Brown and him standing up to Kevin Gilbride, I think that was completely awesome of Rube to do. If a coach cannot earn the respect of his players, he does not deserve it.
Ralonzo Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 I had heard most of the stuff re: TE and Marshawn before, but not the Moulds story. What a d***. And then there was this headline on the bottom that I hadn't seen yet: "DEA: Travis Henry arrested for drug deal"
Lori Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 I normally like Cole's work, but this one's just a touch over the top. These days, with a different cast of guys who understand real suffering, it’s the Bills who are winning with comebacks and putting themselves in position to be something special. Really? Adversity, yes. But suffering? Kevin Everett understands real suffering. The Jaguars' Richard Collier understands real suffering. Dropping down the draft board? Playing for a losing football team? That doesn't qualify.
Simon Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 If anything Moulds should be praised for standing up to a moron coach. He quit on his teammates in the middle of a game. He's a gutless f'ing scumbag and I doubt anybody that was in that locker room has an ounce of respect left for him. Good riddance to the whiny bit(h.
Steely Dan Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 Instead of reveling in Evans’ strong play, Moulds got angry that he wasn’t getting the ball, according to the former teammate. Moulds threatened not to come out for the second half. The Dolphins ultimately won with a furious comeback.
ans4e64 Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 Don't get on Moulds... that had everything to do with him just hating Meathead (as he should) and nothing to do with him not liking Evans or JP. If anything Moulds should be praised for standing up to a moron coach. Same thing with Ruben Brown and him standing up to Kevin Gilbride, I think that was completely awesome of Rube to do. If a coach cannot earn the respect of his players, he does not deserve it. I just... could not disagree more, and have no idea what to say to that.
drnykterstein Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 Unquestioning submission to undeserving authority.
SectionC3 Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 He quit on his teammates in the middle of a game.He's a gutless f'ing scumbag and I doubt anybody that was in that locker room has an ounce of respect left for him. Good riddance to the whiny bit(h. That's more in line with the story I heard. Something about wearing headphones at halftime, Meathead asked him to take them off and get his act together, Moulds called Meathead an MFer or some variation thereof, Meathead wanted to suspend Moulds for four games, Ralph said no, etc.
clownments22 Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 He quit on his teammates in the middle of a game.He's a gutless f'ing scumbag and I doubt anybody that was in that locker room has an ounce of respect left for him. Good riddance to the whiny bit(h. Wow. That might be a little much. I remember Eric as being a team first guy all the way. This one episode is probably just a case of a once great wide receiver who had past his prime being upset more than anything at the fact that his skills had diminished to a point that he couldn't be a game breaking wide receiver anymore. His reaction was probably just a psychological defense stemming from his frustration over not being as effective as a player anymore. I'm sure that is hard for a lot of players to deal with. I can't see completely trashing Eric Moulds over that, after how good he was for the Bills during his career here.
WellDressed Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 No crackin on E Mo, he needs FIVE yards to get 10,000; Most of those yards were hard earned. How many QB's did he play catch with??? .................NINE............ in TEN years
BRH Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 No crackin on E Mo, he needs FIVE yards to get 10,000 Oh, *that's* why he's still around.
lets_go_bills Posted October 2, 2008 Posted October 2, 2008 I'm sure it wan't that black and white. Besides, typical WR talk is them complaining about not getting the ball enough.
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