[_Jet_]

I think FBI needs to investigate if there was any crime had been committed by this player, such as blackmailing the owner to sign him. I am not joking. Take a look at the debut press conference, this player was standing there all by himself. No coach, manager or owner showed up.


Have you ever seen anything like this before? I mean, a normal debut press conference should look like this:


The whole thing is fishy from the very beginning.

[DirtySanchez]

Originally Posted by Br4dw4y5ux

What makes more sense is that Sundquist wanted to monetize the interview with the Jets and the best way to do that is to make headlines that draws people to your site.

Is that going to hurt his chances at future interviews? Who wants to risk a private conversation going public?

[Br4dw4y5ux]

Originally Posted by DirtySanchez

Is that going to hurt his chances at future interviews? Who wants to risk a private conversation going public?

He wasn't getting interviews before this as far as I can tell. I think he's an extremely over-qualified blogger at this point. He probably can make a pretty good living that way.

[soh_vet]

wow, judging from that pick, Tanny got fat as hell this season.

[Barcs]

Originally Posted by Big Blocker

Ftr, there is no evidence whatsoever that Sundquist lied about what Woody said to him.

True and there's no evidence that he told the truth either. That's why the notion is pure speculation regardless of which side you support. I choose to stay neutral and not speculate one way or another.

[Concerned_Citizen]

Originally Posted by AbdulSalam

correct, 1) you don't care about the motive for the recently rejected sundquist to suddenly start making hearsay comments and talking about his "impressions" from his failed job interview. 2) you don't care whether those hearsay comments/ "impressions" were accurate; and 3) you don't care that even if they were accurate the fact that the owner is consulted on personnel decisions is hardly noteworthy.

I thought the idea that Tebow was "forced" was bullshit to begin with. Sundquist was on the radio here in Denver yesterday afternoon talking about this and said he was misquoted.

I have no reason to not believe him. It just doesn't make sense for him to come out and say something like that, especially since he had nothing invested in Tebow one way or the other when it came to Tebow. He wasn't with the Broncos at the time the pick was made.

The press is more competitive than ever when it comes to getting the scoop on Tim Tebow. I'm thinking the journalist jumped the gun on a non story. More Tebow drama is exactly what they press wants.

[major33]

Originally Posted by Concerned_Citizen

I thought the idea that Tebow was "forced" was bullshit to begin with. Sundquist was on the radio here in Denver yesterday afternoon talking about this and said he was misquoted.

I have no reason to not believe him. It just doesn't make sense for him to come out and say something like that, especially since he had nothing invested in Tebow one way or the other when it came to Tebow. He wasn't with the Broncos at the time the pick was made.

The press is more competitive than ever when it comes to getting the scoop on Tim Tebow. I'm thinking the journalist jumped the gun on a non story. More Tebow drama is exactly what they press wants.

I guess he realized that he should have kept his mouth shut if he wants to get an interview for another job. Misquoted my ass.

[JET'S_my_name]

Manish Mehta ‏@MMehtaNYDN
Woody Johnson says the Tebow trade was NOT forced on him. #nyj

[Big Blocker]

Originally Posted by JET'S_my_name

Manish Mehta ‏@MMehtaNYDN
Woody Johnson says the Tebow trade was NOT forced on him. #nyj

LMAO!!!

Of course several posters here said Woody would not respond to that. Guess he did.

[Barcs]

Good. So it turns out the GM candidate lied about the quote, I suppose. I mean it makes sense that Rex Tanny Sparano and Woody all made the decision together.

[Cman55]

Originally Posted by Barcs

Good. So it turns out the GM candidate lied about the quote, I suppose. I mean it makes sense that Rex Tanny Sparano and Woody all made the decision together.

I'm sorry. I missed where it was proven that the GM candidate lied. All I've seen so far was a denial from Woody. Must have missed it.

[Barcs]

I never said it was proven. People in the thread were saying that the Jets didn't come forward to deny it, so it indicated the story was true. Now that he has denied it, it puts the entire story into question (not that it was solid in the first place). I did use the words "I suppose", I wasn't indicating proof.

[JetsNation06]

So now Woody has been exposed as the biggest two faced liar going. What a loser owner. Hopefully we win in spite of this spoiled rich dude and his millions. He's so clueless about football it's frightening.

[Barcs]

Originally Posted by JetsNation06

So now Woody has been exposed as the biggest two faced liar going. What a loser owner. Hopefully we win in spite of this spoiled rich dude and his millions. He's so clueless about football it's frightening.

The amount of nonsense some people will believe holds no bounds. This is why assumptions are the mother of all fuck ups. No need to weigh the evidence, just take a beat writer at his word, straight up.

[JetsNation06]

Originally Posted by Barcs

The amount of nonsense some people will believe holds no bounds. This is why assumptions are the mother of all fuck ups. No need to weigh the evidence, just take a beat writer at his word, straight up.

Just like we're supposed to believe that nonsense that the GM candidate was lying. Disproving assumptions and weighing evidence works both ways.

[NY Dork]

Tanny was fired for hiring Sparano. Period. Tony killed this guys job in NY.
Rex is lucky Woody saved his butt for one more year. Sparano is a major fail, just like his Wildcat gimmick offense. Rex has one more year or he walks the plank too.