Comments on: Mel Kiper rips Cutler http://www.prosportscolorado.com/2009/03/10/231-mel-kiper-rips-cutler/ A community for fans of all Colorado professional sports teams Mon, 06 Feb 2012 09:38:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Paul Roggow http://www.prosportscolorado.com/2009/03/10/231-mel-kiper-rips-cutler/comment-page-1/#comment-869 Paul Roggow Thu, 12 Mar 2009 03:29:31 +0000 http://www.prosportscolorado.com/?p=231#comment-869 Jason, you're on to something here. Great analysis here. Looking forward to reading more. Jason, you’re on to something here. Great analysis here. Looking forward to reading more.

]]> By: Jason Ackerman http://www.prosportscolorado.com/2009/03/10/231-mel-kiper-rips-cutler/comment-page-1/#comment-867 Jason Ackerman Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:25:49 +0000 http://www.prosportscolorado.com/?p=231#comment-867 I agree. But honestly, man, I don't see it happening. They're trying to figure out who's willy is bigger, and it just keeps getting worse. It's girly-myspace-drama at its worst right now, and it's all being played out in the media. I have this sinking feeling that JC is traded before training camp, Marshall gets whacked for 4-6 games, and we're in for a hellish year of New England Patriots Lite football. Just like NE but without the real substance, and therefore without the success. It just doesn't seem like this thing is going anywhere good. I agree. But honestly, man, I don’t see it happening. They’re trying to figure out who’s willy is bigger, and it just keeps getting worse. It’s girly-myspace-drama at its worst right now, and it’s all being played out in the media.

I have this sinking feeling that JC is traded before training camp, Marshall gets whacked for 4-6 games, and we’re in for a hellish year of New England Patriots Lite football. Just like NE but without the real substance, and therefore without the success. It just doesn’t seem like this thing is going anywhere good.

]]> By: Ian Cerveny http://www.prosportscolorado.com/2009/03/10/231-mel-kiper-rips-cutler/comment-page-1/#comment-865 Ian Cerveny Wed, 11 Mar 2009 16:51:44 +0000 http://www.prosportscolorado.com/?p=231#comment-865 Great analysis of this ridiculous report. I had read some excerpts from Kiper's rage-induced, hysterical article, and your summary furthers my conclusion that his brand of "journalism" is an extension of his talking-head newscaster personality. He's a sensationalist whose opinions are designed to do two things; engender meaningless heated debate, and make him appear to be a real sports analyst when he is anything but. In those regards, he has been successful. That aside, Cutler needs to grow up and become a team player. The same goes for McDaniels, who we seem to agree was an idiot to create this situation in the first place. The two have the potential to do great things together if they can work past this increasingly publicized and unnecessary spat. They are both acting like gradeschoolers trying to look big in front of their classmates; everybody knows it'll never come to blows, but they keep up the act out of simple pride and rampant arrogance. Great analysis of this ridiculous report. I had read some excerpts from Kiper’s rage-induced, hysterical article, and your summary furthers my conclusion that his brand of “journalism” is an extension of his talking-head newscaster personality. He’s a sensationalist whose opinions are designed to do two things; engender meaningless heated debate, and make him appear to be a real sports analyst when he is anything but. In those regards, he has been successful.

That aside, Cutler needs to grow up and become a team player. The same goes for McDaniels, who we seem to agree was an idiot to create this situation in the first place. The two have the potential to do great things together if they can work past this increasingly publicized and unnecessary spat. They are both acting like gradeschoolers trying to look big in front of their classmates; everybody knows it’ll never come to blows, but they keep up the act out of simple pride and rampant arrogance.

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