Bart Scott shytting on Reb, Tremont and Trip
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hes been so average for the Jets, Ravens system made a big difference
between him, Pace and David Harris the Jets have some the slowest LB's in the league. Harris was never a burner to begin with but the other 2 are rough
between him, Pace and David Harris the Jets have some the slowest LB's in the league. Harris was never a burner to begin with but the other 2 are rough
Majestic Pape
The-Coli = W SOHH = L
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
So he used the "do you know who I am?" card then.
The fact that he doesn't care what fans said, even if it was true, lets me know where he stands from here on out.
It sucks for this week but I'm gonna use the Jets in Survival Football. After this week, them winning and losing will be as irrelevant to me as it is to him.
The fact that he doesn't care what fans said, even if it was true, lets me know where he stands from here on out.
It sucks for this week but I'm gonna use the Jets in Survival Football. After this week, them winning and losing will be as irrelevant to me as it is to him.
Tide Run This
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He should've stayed in the Impact Zone. Him and Brandon Jacobs probably could've teamed up and got a tag title run. Instead they out here looking 
on the gridiron.
on the gridiron.
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
Jets linebacker Bart Scott admits 'being defensive' and backtracks from critical comments about heckling fans | New York Daily News
One day after Bart Scott criticized heckling fans in a Daily News report, the Jets linebacker backpedaled after he had a conversation with Rex Ryan.
“I have a tremendous amount of respect for fans and what they do and the sacrifices that they make,” Scott said on Thursday. “And I’m aware of that.”
Scott said that he hadn’t watched the video that went viral of fans verbally abusing players as they walked into the halftime lockerroom of the Jets’ embarrassing loss to the Patriots on Thanksgiving night.
“Of course, I’m going to protect my team and protect my organization, but I understand they pay good money,” Scott said. “It’s freedom of speech. You can say what you want as long as nobody gets physical or puts their hands on you. I understand. We should also understand that within those stands there’s family members, there’s wives, there’s kids. … But I guess that’s what we sign up for. We’re public figures and we open ourselves up to criticism. That comes with the territory. That’s fine.”
Scott also told the News on Wednesday that some of the fans were “entitled,” but then backed off that stance a day later.
“You have freedom of speech,” Scott said. “You can’t censor what people say or what people believe. So you can’t fight battles with everybody. I know the fans support this team. We’re out there trying. At the end of the day, we’re embarrassed too. When we lose a game like that on national TV. We didn’t put 40 hours of work coming in here, practicing, going thru gameplans, to go out there and embarrass ourselves and let our teammates down and our coaching staff down and let our city down.”
Scott also seemed to back off his comments to the News that the heckling fans probably were the last people picked in dodgeball throughout high school.
“That’s a generalization,” Scott said. “I’m sure there’s some great athletes out there. I’m sure there’s some great people that could have played . That was a generalization… me being defensive, protecting my teammates and the things that they have to deal with. I couldn’t care less. I’ve heard it all. I just felt bad for my teammates.”
Scott defended his character by pointing out several charitable endeavors that he’s involved with.
“You can’t judge somebody by the three hours that you see in shoulder pads and helmet,” Scott said. “People can think of me what I am, but my charity and my work within all the communities I’ve been a part of speaks for itself.”
“They’re entitled to it,” Scott added about the heckling. “We all came into the season with expectations. But I think the real true character of a man is when things aren’t going well. Anybody can sit up here and answer questions and do things when it’s easy, when it’s convenient. But when times get tough, that’s when a real man steps up and shows his true character.”
One day after Bart Scott criticized heckling fans in a Daily News report, the Jets linebacker backpedaled after he had a conversation with Rex Ryan.
“I have a tremendous amount of respect for fans and what they do and the sacrifices that they make,” Scott said on Thursday. “And I’m aware of that.”
Scott said that he hadn’t watched the video that went viral of fans verbally abusing players as they walked into the halftime lockerroom of the Jets’ embarrassing loss to the Patriots on Thanksgiving night.
“Of course, I’m going to protect my team and protect my organization, but I understand they pay good money,” Scott said. “It’s freedom of speech. You can say what you want as long as nobody gets physical or puts their hands on you. I understand. We should also understand that within those stands there’s family members, there’s wives, there’s kids. … But I guess that’s what we sign up for. We’re public figures and we open ourselves up to criticism. That comes with the territory. That’s fine.”
Scott also told the News on Wednesday that some of the fans were “entitled,” but then backed off that stance a day later.
“You have freedom of speech,” Scott said. “You can’t censor what people say or what people believe. So you can’t fight battles with everybody. I know the fans support this team. We’re out there trying. At the end of the day, we’re embarrassed too. When we lose a game like that on national TV. We didn’t put 40 hours of work coming in here, practicing, going thru gameplans, to go out there and embarrass ourselves and let our teammates down and our coaching staff down and let our city down.”
Scott also seemed to back off his comments to the News that the heckling fans probably were the last people picked in dodgeball throughout high school.
“That’s a generalization,” Scott said. “I’m sure there’s some great athletes out there. I’m sure there’s some great people that could have played . That was a generalization… me being defensive, protecting my teammates and the things that they have to deal with. I couldn’t care less. I’ve heard it all. I just felt bad for my teammates.”
Scott defended his character by pointing out several charitable endeavors that he’s involved with.
“You can’t judge somebody by the three hours that you see in shoulder pads and helmet,” Scott said. “People can think of me what I am, but my charity and my work within all the communities I’ve been a part of speaks for itself.”
“They’re entitled to it,” Scott added about the heckling. “We all came into the season with expectations. But I think the real true character of a man is when things aren’t going well. Anybody can sit up here and answer questions and do things when it’s easy, when it’s convenient. But when times get tough, that’s when a real man steps up and shows his true character.”
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I wish more players would shyt on fans. You can't talk to people any kind of way fukk that.
Give me those players salaries you can tell me how much i suck from the stands all you want
So we're allowed to shower them with praise for doing well, pay hundreds of dollars to come see them but we can't voice our opinions at the games?
Athlete ass kissing fakkitry, the usual of the Coli
DirtyD
Last Time That I Checc'd......
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Nah, all that means is nobody knows who the fukk Obarth is and who he roots for in the first place.
DirtyD
Last Time That I Checc'd......
I've seen you say that this site shouldn't be a popularity contest before, but now it seems like your trying to use the nobody knows who you are when card after you tried to shyt on someone and failed.
Also you could have just clicked on the guys credentials to see who he roots for you. 