Wow forget it, the simple fact I pointed to was that Pees would be SMART ENOUGH to understand the business and value aspect of the NFL, and the Seymour trade is not the team "treating him that way". You can try to force it into whatever you want, but fact is you have been bitter about the Seymour trade from the beginning. You aren't rational in this discussion, now move on.
I've been rational the entire time. You jumped into something and made a pointless post. Your only argument was that I was posting what I was due to bitterness about the Seymour trade. My opinion of that trade had nothing to do with my post, therefore making your post pointless.
Whatever you say Deus, you have proven time and time again to be irrational and stubborn.
The irony of this post is great, indeed. It's true that I'm stubborn, but I'm extremely rational. You, on the other hand, haven't been rational when it comes to Moss, or much of anything else for that matter, in more than a year.
Seymour is an issue only to you. I am confident the Seymour trade is not even close to Pees mind at all.
I've got a news flash for you. The Ravens knew that Seymour wasn't there, because they ran the ball right down the team's throat at that spot, and they weren't the only team to do that this season. Pees isn't so stupid that he doesn't know that when he looks back on the job he did this season. I have no idea whether the Seymour trade is specifically in Pees' mind at the moment. Whether it is or not is irrelevant to the point I was making. My point was specifically about any thought process of feeling bad about staying in division.
And don't let any of the FACTS get in the way of your blind hate towards Moss, just accuse me of being up his ass. You are a coward.
You didn't use relevant Moss facts in the discussion. The facts were against you. Instead, you just tried blowing smoke up everyone's ass. Unfortunately for you, Brady and Moss both destroyed your argument when they spoke on the topic. Then again, your argument was dead in the water even as you posted it, since the whole point was the perspective of the players on the field.
"homer" there's that word again, the pointless keyword you continue to throw around to make yourself feel better.
Actually, the word's not pointless at all. It's a word used to categorize people who generally refuse to see any problems with the team, even when such problems are blatant and obvious.
And that's you, and that's become your problem. The glass isn't just half-full for you. It's filled to the brim. The rest of the world just can't see that because there's all that invisible liquid on top of that we all can't see but you can see clearly.
