for every NFL championship you list that has been won by Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, and Adam Jones. I mean, that's what were talking about right, winning? The closest Randy Moss has ever gotten was when he went to a team that most people believe has a lot of character in the locker room. As far as the Raiders go, they did win one Super Bowl. In that same decade, the Steelers, who by and large you wouldn't associate with that kind of behavior, won four. The Dolphins, same thing, won two. Look at the recent Super Bowls. Giants, Colts, Steelers, Patriots, Bucs. None of those teams had guys continually being arrested that I can remember. The only thing that stands out is Keyshawn Johnson in Tampa, but his real troubles began the year after they won. As far as Irvin and Newton go, you got two guys on the team. Can we have some other names? Were Aikman, Emmitt, Charles Haley, Darryl Johnston, and the whole damn team involved, or can you just cherrypick those two as examples to fit your theory? I admit I haven't read this book, but I don't think I'm going to be wrong on this one.
Furthermore, I will give you a dollar for a list of Terrell Owens has been arrested. He may be an idiot, but he's not a thug. There's a difference, for example, you're not a thug.
At the end of day, the kind of character Croom is talking about isn't helping little old ladies across the street. It's about not being a quitter and doing the things it takes to win. You can't just show up on gameday, you have to put in work off the field to win. It's about a team getting dominated for 40 minutes of a game but finding a way to make plays when it matters and winning. But of course, you don't realize that, you just infer the wrong conclusion as you do pretty much every time you offer an opinion. But at least you're reliable, I know every time I click on your post, I'm about to read something moronic.
