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By kungfoodude · Posted
The difference is that Sanders has the work ethic and does work. Johnny didn't. Bad comp. -
I explained that I was old school and I realize that others have a different opinion. Being Deion's son is a bit different. It suggests that his focus is on the money and not football--It is not just the diamonds--it is the dollar sign on the shirt. Telling a reporter from the Raiders "I ain't going sixth." Asking another reporter, "Do you know who my dad is?" When asked what sets him apart from the others, he said that he is mentally more prepared. Meanwhile, Dad as recently as March Deion, implied he would advise Shedeur to avoid certain franchises--later to retract that position during an interview with Skip Bayless. You can't take the fact that he is probably a late first, early second round talent and ignore the fact that his comments, jewelry, $ on his shirts and uniform towels might suggest a feeling of entitlement, a person focused on the return more than the opportunity. As I said very clearly--this is my opinion about one person who was raised as a great player's son and how it might rub some the wrong way. It comes off as entitled. Fine if he lives up to it, but to me, it suggests that his mind might not be in the right place. Perhaps he should be focused on humility, his work ethic, and how he is going to earn it--instead, this comes off as someone who thinks this is his reward. I am sure that others feel the same way, but if I am the GM, I do not want the circus. Remember Johnny? I commented at the time that his money gesture would backfire. It tells me that his mind was not in the right place. Same thing.
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