Aw, poor little whiner Todd Gurley

neuronet · May 22, 2019

captain insano said:
he should have worn a shirt that said. got f---ed by Boston. twice. the rams and his home town Carolina hurricanes lol. if he wore that shirt around Boston. he would be humiliated and laughed at.

He was at the Canes game doing the hype siren game 4. Lol glutton for punishment

Soliel · May 22, 2019

He shoulda wore Ohio sucks

He’d have more credibility and no one would even argue with it. Even inside Ohio

shmessy · May 22, 2019

“My team went to the Super Bowl and all they bought me was this stupid shirt”.

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PatsDeb · May 22, 2019

slash83 said:
I’m not from Boston but I bet he wouldn’t walk around there with that shirt on.

I wish he'd try it. What a butthurt maroon. As they'd say on SNL, "Poor little gurly man..."

PittPatriot · May 22, 2019

Soliel said:
He shoulda wore Ohio sucks

He’d have more credibility and no one would even argue with it. Even inside Ohio

Woah woah.
Let’s stay on topic here. Ohio isn’t so bad. Columbus is a nice town.

Ivan · May 22, 2019

Brick27 said:
Lets see him walk through Dorchester, Brockton, or Mattapan with that on..

I seriously doubt he would be worried.

Froob · May 22, 2019

resdubwhite · May 22, 2019

Notice. No rings on his finger...

Ahhhh
Poor diddums

jah · May 22, 2019

Ice_Ice_Brady said:
The shirt is the ultimate sign of respect to me, and the pose is even better. Defeated.

The era of whining about cheating is over. Now it’s just stripped down to what it is, jealousy with begrudging respect. As Red Sox fans we can all relate to this, the original “Yankees Suck” fans, despite those Yankees teams pre A-Rod really not having much to hate on other than envy and the pain of seeing them win.

This is a really good analogy. I frequently forget we're the Yankees now.

IcyPatriot · May 22, 2019

He's just continuing the legacy started by Marshall Faulk ...

203Pat · May 22, 2019

I always love the New England hate. When I lived outside of New England it was nice to wear my Patriots gear out to a bar to watch the games on Sundays. Someone would make a remark and you don’t even have to say anything. Just a smug smirk does the trick. I’d take this over having someone pity me for being a Browns fan any day. Embrace it.

Triumph · May 22, 2019

Does that shirt come in XXX small for Ladain Tomlinson.

RedSleevesPinkStripes · May 22, 2019

Fixit · May 22, 2019

Unlike fans who wear t-shirts, Gurley actually had a chance to personally "fawk Bahston" but didn't bother showing up.

IllegalContact · May 22, 2019

who da fuk is tod girley

Drewski · May 22, 2019

Fixit said:
Unlike fans who wear t-shirts, Gurley actually had a chance to personally "fawk Bahston" but didn't bother showing up.

This.

I said the same thing when I shared that pic yesterday with my buddies in a group text.

catent · May 22, 2019

I'm not Gurley but I don't get the sense he's being particularly serious. Haven't heard a lot of his interviews but he seems like a decent guy, unlike the bitter, legitimately hateful players we've seen prior (Faulk, Suggs, Bart, LT).

The spelling of the phrase gives me more of a light-hearted vibe than any serious animosity.

As for the Super Bowl performance, I think it's safe to say he was injured, but I suspect we won't know the full-story until some years from now. Any admission from the team that Gurley was in fact injured would probably result in discipline from the league, since he wasn't on the injury report at any stage of the postseason. Hard to gauge his weak performance without that context. That said, I do wholeheartedly agree his play was uninspiring, to say the least.

Kontradiction · May 22, 2019

dreighver said:
I'm not Gurley but I don't get the sense he's being particularly serious. Haven't heard a lot of his interviews but he seems like a decent guy, unlike the bitter, legitimately hateful players we've seen prior (Faulk, Suggs, Bart, LT).

The spelling of the phrase gives me more of a light-hearted vibe than any serious animosity.

As for the Super Bowl performance, I think it's safe to say he was injured, but I suspect we won't know the full-story until some years from now. Any admission from the team that Gurley was in fact injured would probably result in discipline from the league, since he wasn't on the injury report at any stage of the postseason. Hard to gauge his weak performance without that context. That said, I do wholeheartedly agree his play was uninspiring, to say the least.

Please don't inject logic into this. That has no place here.

hornetfb85 · May 22, 2019

Simpelton · May 22, 2019

TheRainMaker said:
He’s definitely not overrated.

But the fact that Michel (Both Georgia alumni and teammates for one year) outplayed him in the biggest game of his life should bother him just as much as the loss.

FTFY

Aw, poor little whiner Todd Gurley

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