(01-01-2019, 03:15 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote:

(01-01-2019, 02:14 AM)Jaguarmeister Wrote: The culture in the locker room is [BLEEP] and you want a manure delivery?

Imagine having another Jalen Ramsey type character, this time on offense. I listened to ESPN radio tonight and they were talking to former Steeler Ryan Clark. He said this didn't surprise him at all. He said he almost got into a fight with Brown at practice one time. He went on to explain that Brown was screaming and disrespecting the coaches and he would tell the coaches, how he was "the franchise". He said Brown was a "me first" guy who has always put his own stats before the team. Brown is one of the top 2 receivers in the NFL, but we have enough discord in the locker room. Adding another "headcase" would not be a wise move.

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Why would you make the association with Ramsey?

Aside them being among the very best in their profession at their positions, why associate Ramsey with "locker room discord?"

Why associate Ramsey with the term "headcase?"

When has Ramsey been associated with locker room discord?

The only incident that leaps to mind to me is his foolish, Don Quixote type attempt to stop the media from filming/reporting on the Fowler/Ngakoue fight at training camp.  He was trying to mitigate the damage.

He missed the first week of camp for the birth of his daughter.  I don't see how that makes him a "headcase."

I think he blew some assignments over the course of the season.

He had a GQ interview where he gave what seemed to be a honest, unfiltered string of opinions of QBs around the league based upon his experiences playing against them or seeing them.

Was it a tactless, less than judicious use of that platform?  Yes.  But how did that contribute to any locker room discord?  How did that make him a headcase?

Were there incidents that I missed?  If so, please enlighten me.

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