Will there be a 2011 season for the NFL? It's still too early to tell. A player lockout will only contribute to a loss of support from the fan's. This has already become apparent in Dallas, where wide receiver, Dez Bryant, was escorted out of a local mall.
After being asked by an off-duty officer to pull his pants up, Bryant responded with a vocabulary that required authorities to step in. This is not Bryant's first disruption at the mall. If we only we could have kept him distracted with something better, say the upcoming season. Most major league players achieve their criminal record with greater offenses.
Talk of the draft is still news, even with hopes of this season being up in the air. Why does it seem that everyone wants a new quarterback? It's hard to imagine Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Drew Brees, suing the owners over unfair conditions. Perhaps it's time they bring in the replacements.
Ochocinco, is currently seeking an alternate sport. Will he join Beckham in making MLS a more popular sport in the states? Will he change his name to match his number? Both are valid questions, and I think they should give him shot, as he has suggested he would do so for free.
From the fan's perspective, I'll admit I'm looking for a replacement sport as well if this season is gone. The greed that has brought the players and owners to the point of a lockout should be seen as both their losses, as it should be the fans that move on.
After being asked by an off-duty officer to pull his pants up, Bryant responded with a vocabulary that required authorities to step in. This is not Bryant's first disruption at the mall. If we only we could have kept him distracted with something better, say the upcoming season. Most major league players achieve their criminal record with greater offenses.
Talk of the draft is still news, even with hopes of this season being up in the air. Why does it seem that everyone wants a new quarterback? It's hard to imagine Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Drew Brees, suing the owners over unfair conditions. Perhaps it's time they bring in the replacements.
Ochocinco, is currently seeking an alternate sport. Will he join Beckham in making MLS a more popular sport in the states? Will he change his name to match his number? Both are valid questions, and I think they should give him shot, as he has suggested he would do so for free.
From the fan's perspective, I'll admit I'm looking for a replacement sport as well if this season is gone. The greed that has brought the players and owners to the point of a lockout should be seen as both their losses, as it should be the fans that move on.
