RiverDog
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His behavior in his DUI arrest a few years ago is one big factor. He's also blamed his failure to get a second chance on his skin color, essentially calling his previous coaches racist, ignoring the fact that up until he happened to be in the right place at the right time with us, that he'd thrown as many INT's as TD passes. I honestly don't think it's affected my judgment of him simply because I'm very aware of it. A lot of people won't admit to a personal bias as I have.Genuinely curious, what personality traits of Geno are you not fond of? Has this affected your analysis of him in the past? I’m also wondering if there’s something about Geno that has rubbed others the wrong way and influenced their opinions as well.
Back on topic, yes, it was a rather glaring mistake to not dive for the first, but I’m confident he’s the type of athlete that will have learned and won’t do it again in a similar situation.
Personally, I’ve found Geno’s story a fascinating study in perseverance and grit. His tenacity to not give up his dream of once again starting in this league and be given an opportunity to demonstrate his vast improvement since his early years has been very admirable. By all accounts, his teammates love him and have their full trust in him—and I think that speaks volumes.
I hold personal biases against other players, too, including Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers.
This isn't the place to be discussing this topic and will be my only mention of it in this thread.
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