LoyaltyisaCurse
IF AND WHEN HEALTHY...
It is in my original post.link?
It is in my original post.link?
He is good for 4-6 games a season. He is unavailable for the other games. Best of luck.
no way it happens. Every team will have health concerns.I hope John Brown gets a big contract. Good fella.
A big contract can help Cards get a 6th or 7th round comp pick.
no way it happens. Every team will have health concerns.
he is a free agentI still don't see anything announced on him. Was he officially cut?
he is a free agent
That is weird then. I guess he already knows they won't be picking him back up.
Just posted this:
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This is where I feel Mr. Brown is living in a fantasy world, again, I like the player, but in the NFL world, the Cardinals showed loyalty to a fault if you ask me.
When the Cardinals into last season and John Brown is your WR#2 after an entire year of being a non-factor when he was needed most, that is more loyalty than 99.9% of the players are shown.
I am sure I was not the only Cardinals fan that was slamming the organization for not doing more at the wide receiver position last offseason, and relying on Brown when he was unreliable.
Fool me once.
As for the Cardinals questioning if Brown did everything he could do to get back on the field?
No one knows the answer to that question, but his employer has EVERY RIGHT to ask the question of a player that was paid two years of paychecks for doing practically nothing for the team.
Mr. Brown is in for a shock when he leaves Arizona, IMHO.
At least he acknowledged he had issues. Probably should heave left off the part about loyalty and just thanked the organization for taking a flyer on a Pittsburg State kid and giving him the opportunity to actually make a name for himself.This is where I feel Mr. Brown is living in a fantasy world, again, I like the player, but in the NFL world, the Cardinals showed loyalty to a fault if you ask me.
When the Cardinals into last season and John Brown is your WR#2 after an entire year of being a non-factor when he was needed most, that is more loyalty than 99.9% of the players are shown.
I am sure I was not the only Cardinals fan that was slamming the organization for not doing more at the wide receiver position last offseason, and relying on Brown when he was unreliable.
Fool me once.
As for the Cardinals questioning if Brown did everything he could do to get back on the field?
No one knows the answer to that question, but his employer has EVERY RIGHT to ask the question of a player that was paid two years of paychecks for doing practically nothing for the team.
Mr. Brown is in for a shock when he leaves Arizona, IMHO.