Woodley "Joe Flacco will not win a SB in this lifetime"

[Penn]

Originally Posted by steelfury02

sometimes things come too easily for people:

Want to know what I would do if money wasn't an issue and I didn't have to exhaust so much mental effort into paying the bills and surviving as an everyman, and getting paid millions of dollars to play a game?

I would be in that freaking training and video study room making sure I could be the best "player" at my position. I'm so tired of the fat cat's excuses - there are plenty of people that would relish your situation that have sacrificed a lot more in their lives. Quit whining Mr. Millionaire and actually put forth more effort towards a damn game. No one is saying you have to have monster stats every game/every season - but when you bitch and whine, could do more, and don't produce - you look and sound like a spoiled ungrateful ass that is out of touch with reality.

Woodley - get committed or get the eff out. I hear more about this guy's new suits or trips to the red carpet and his newest social media sweepstakes than I hear about what he's gonna do to commit. "Whoa is me . . .whaaaaaaaaa." If he was an employee at any other company he'd be looking for a new job.

Im right there with you, I swam at the highest level in high school and then in college and i never NEVER NEVER let a lower classmen beat me or take my spot and i wasnt getting paid one dime. I eventually did get a partial scholarship and worked even harder to keep those younger than me where they belong... behind me

[tanda10506]

I agree with what's being said, this team thought that games would be given to them. They forgot their hearts at home and don't even seem to enjoy the game.The competition is going to be tougher then ever, the Bengals are getting good and the Ravens will stay good with a well played off season, and we won't be able to avoid the Pats again like in 2005, 2008, and 2010. This is the time where they need to be playing with the most heart, yet they were playing with none and looked bad against the weakest of competition. I agree that that mindset was the major factor in not only this year, but in 2009 also. They better get the right attitude quick though, cause our guys are getting old.