To quote Scooby Doo; “Ruh Roh!” ..............
Seriously, Braylon couldn't have picked a worse time to come public with these comments. This Sunday is our last home game of the season against Cincy. Browns fans are already pissed about the season and I fear Sunday is going to be U-G-L-Y gruesome at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Braylon took this gasoline-soaked bonfire of a season and without a care, lit the match and tossed it right in the middle.
Best of luck Braylon. I don't see you hear next year based on these comments. But in the end, maybe that's what you really wanted. Go F* yourself!
As Jim Rome said yesterday on his show, "it's career suicide for a player to say they don't care about the fans." They're the ones that essentially pay athletes contracts by purchasing tickets and jerseys. Fans have a vested interest in the product they support. And if a player says they don't care, well that's a slap in the face. And I've heard NO speculation of trading Braylon this year. The Browns would be crazy to think a Syndric Steptoe/ Donte Stallworth combo would work as starting wideouts.”I’m really to the point now where I’m just playing football,” Edwards said. ”I could care less about fans, media, people talking about trading me and the B.S. that’s going on with our team and the season. I’ve got a job to do. My job is to catch the football. So I cleared my mind and just played football. I’m not going to feed into whatever else is going on.”
Damn straight your not Warfield, Slaughter or Jim Brown! Are you kidding me Braylon?! ONE Pro Bowl doesn't equate to Hall of Fame status! And btw, I'm sure your teammates will appreciate the fact that it was solely YOU who "resurrected the team from the darkness" last year! If you wern't so full of yourself, maybe the fans would cut you, "Jehovah Edwards" some slack.“I’m not Paul Warfield, Webster Slaughter or Jim Brown. I’ve given my all to this city for four years, and I realize it will never be enough. I went to the Pro Bowl last year and resurrected this team from the darkness, and nobody cared.”
Braylon, Braylon, Braylon.... You need to understand that football is a buisness. When you don't catch the ball and lose games, there are going to be critics. Get over it. On the other hand, when you have success and you win, everything is all hunky dorey as you experienced last year. And btw, throwing money at a charity doesn't make you immune to criticism. What you do (did) for the community was awesome, I commend you for it and I wish more athletes would be as generous. However, taking the money away from this kids charity and giving it to Michigan instead because you got your feelings hurt is just plain wrong.My biggest problem is that I actually give a damn. I’m always rushing back from surgeries and injuries, never missing games or practices. But through this, I’ve learned how to overcome adversity. I’m also proud of how my foundation has taken off. I’ve been doing all this community service in Cleveland … my charity efforts will only be in Detroit from now on.”
Oh Pulease! Cleveland and Columbus are two different cities. So are the Buckeyes and Browns. No one has held it against you that you're from Michigan. If the Browns had drafted Tom Brady, I'm sure they would get over the fact he played for that wretched team up North. The fact of the matter is, people want a winner. If you drop balls and the team loses, it's not going to be pretty. Using your Michigan status as a reason why you are getting no love this year is pathetic and unfair.”It is what it is. I’ve learned being here that I’m very unappreciated. Not in the organization, just in the eyes of the fans, the city. Since Day One I’ve been a marked man coming from Michigan. It’s just gone that way. Even when things are good, there’s heckles.”
Seriously, Braylon couldn't have picked a worse time to come public with these comments. This Sunday is our last home game of the season against Cincy. Browns fans are already pissed about the season and I fear Sunday is going to be U-G-L-Y gruesome at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Braylon took this gasoline-soaked bonfire of a season and without a care, lit the match and tossed it right in the middle.
Best of luck Braylon. I don't see you hear next year based on these comments. But in the end, maybe that's what you really wanted. Go F* yourself!