Quote:MD, I think you're overly optimistic that he'll change. Of course, we're on the outside looking in but he went through college pretty much doing what he wanted to do , thinking his talent would pull him through.

 

He found out the hard way the NFL isn't like that.

Whether his 2nd or 3rd strikes were really that serious or not, they put him out of the game.

By the hair on his chin they'll give him one shot to truly change.

 

Who among us with 10 million dollars on the line wouldn't have already done so.

 

I've moved on. Its HIS job to earn back not Caldwell and Bradley's job to just hand it to him.

 

The train is moving whether he's on it is his choice and no one elses.

 

I agree with you that at this point its Blackmon's job to earn back, and I think that Bradley will handle it in that manner. 

 

I'm just curious what he's thinking at this point as the team is showing some real promise. Blackmon rarely lost games in college, so going 2-18 over his first 20 here might have contributed to his issues. Or maybe not....

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