12 Jan 11
Originally posted by darvlayMy local media thinks "he is who he is". He says what he says. When he said Payton studied hard, next he said Brady doesn't... and for a second he had a look of "what did I just do"?
Something must be a-foot for Rex to stir up the nest in his arch-rival's tree. I think the Pats will sock it to him.
Good coach, fun guy to share jokes with and have a beer... but a bit too much of an open book blow hard in front of the mic.
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12 Jan 11
Originally posted by PhlabibitWhere's the pun here?
My local media thinks "he is who he is". He says what he says. When he said Payton studied hard, next he said Brady doesn't... and for a second he had a look of "what did I just do"?
Good coach, fun guy to share jokes with and have a beer... but a bit too much of an open book blow hard in front of the mic.
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12 Jan 11
Originally posted by Phlabibit...but exactly what football needs. I hate most press conferences because how most stay tight lipped and have pr coaches advising them. I like seeing guys willing to shoot from the hip. I gives a better inside feeling about who they are.
My local media thinks "he is who he is". He says what he says. When he said Payton studied hard, next he said Brady doesn't... and for a second he had a look of "what did I just do"?
Good coach, fun guy to share jokes with and have a beer... but a bit too much of an open book blow hard in front of the mic.
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