I sure wish Bethel had more success when he was a Patriot (overstating the obvious) but I wish him well as long as it's not against us. I was enamored with his raw speed but afraid of his susceptibility to injury. With his speed alone he makes for a dangerous kickoff returner.
I sure wish Bethel had more success when he was a Patriot (overstating the obvious) but I wish him well as long as it's not against us. I was enamored with his raw speed but afraid of his susceptibility to injury. With his speed alone he makes for a dangerous kickoff returner.
Yeah, seriously, i'll never forget what he did in that Indy game with the kickoff return right before half. Watching him return that live was great. It was nuts seing how fast he actually was and that was a huge boost for the team.
Unfortunately, i was sitting in the wrong endzone.
Would you mind rephrasing that? I don't understand what you're saying (I'm not making fun of you, I see you're from Spain and English is not your first language, I just don't understand what you meant)
I must have missed something because I cannot find why he was what you call "in the dog house." How do you know when he wanted a trade? It could have been this spring for all we know. Your thread title is misleading.
It was the general perception that Bethel was in BB's doghouse. It was stated so by many posters here over the last few years. Perhaps a forum search on Bethel and doghouse would help you track those down. I don't have the time, but I read them when they were posted.
As to knowing he asked for a trade, the article states that he asked for a trade in his 2nd year. Unless you feel the the writer lied, it is pretty clearcut.
As for the connection of him being in BB's doghouse BECAUSE of asking for a trade, I connected those dots. Feel free to disagree.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
