BASF wrote:I can understand the people who do not like his talking, however given the position he plays, it is a huge tactical advantage to be able to get in the heads of the wide receivers. It is the same as a big hitting safety who receivers are leery of going over the middle against. As far as the off the field stuff that have some perturbed, a lot of the twitter stuff is in response to people who are taking shots at him. You'd rather him just keep quite while people take shots at him?

Seattle_Stunna_MD wrote:As long as its kept on the field, I don't mind it. Off the field, comparisons, tweeting this/tweeting that I don't care for so much.

misfit wrote:Why be a someone, when you can be a part of something.

Or something like that!!!

HawKnPeppa wrote:Just think how conflicted some of the posters on this board would be if Russell Wilson came out and started talking smack before a game next season. Bwaaahahaha!!

RolandDeschain wrote:

BASF wrote:I can understand the people who do not like his talking, however given the position he plays, it is a huge tactical advantage to be able to get in the heads of the wide receivers. It is the same as a big hitting safety who receivers are leery of going over the middle against. As far as the off the field stuff that have some perturbed, a lot of the twitter stuff is in response to people who are taking shots at him. You'd rather him just keep quite while people take shots at him?

Definitely! How many times have we seen a receiver give up on a play and just haul off and run straight at Sherman or Browner this year? I LOVED it when that happened. Sherman pissed off Steve Smith so badly he looked about ready to explode.