Chad Johnson is on his media tour publicizing himself.
On Tuesday he appeared on ESPN2’s First Take, later that night he was on NFL Network’s Total Access and then he appeared on Wednesday he appeared on Fox Sports’ Best Damn Sports Show, Period.
Every interview he begins by saying that he doesn’t want to talk about his situation with the Cincinnati Bengals. Then he ends each one by saying how perfect it would be to play for another team.
On First Take he said that he was “undecided” if he could win a playoff game or Super Bowl in Cincinnati.
On Total Access he said that, “if you don’t like me, then there is something wrong with you.”
On Best Damn Sports’ Show Period he said, “if I end up in Dallas, I just look at which finger I’m going to put it on. That’s it. Ain’t no ifs, ands or buts.”
Alright, I have decided that I don’t like Chad Johnson and that he can use that finger to hitch a ride out of Cincinnati.
On Total Access, Johnson almost drove himself to tears as he said “if I don’t stand up for Chad right now, I’m through, I’m done.” then he looked into the camera and said, “man look in my eyes, man I’m not playing about I’m about to tear up, but cha y’all ain’t going to make fun of me. Change! Sometimes they say the grass ain’t greener on the other side, but I’ll tell you what, if I leave, I got my water hose and I got my seeds, I’m going to make it green. Y’all ain’t feeling me, geez.”
I’m feeling that you are a drama queen and you need to be traded as soon as possible.
Since Johnson brought it up (in the video above), I have to show him crying about going 4-1.
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what a weenie. there’s no crying in football.
get him OUTTA HERE!
I HAVE GOT TO AGREE HE IS NOT WOTH THE TROUBLE IN THE LOCKER ROOM.
Ever since Chad was turned away from Dancing with the Stars he has been pouting about the lack of attention. What other teams would be crazy enough to want to fill out his dance card? Who needs a drama queen? The Bengals need to dump him or just let him waltz off the field.
Ugly. That man is a disappointment and a crier, taboot. I hate to say it, but I agree with you about his departure from cincinnati. It’s quite a loss as far as talent and a hit to the cap, nevertheless I feel that it’s a necessary move for a healthy locker room. Adios Ocho - crybaby b*#@*!
I hate to say it, but the Bengals are somewhat at fault for tolerating this behavior. If I can use the Patriots as an example, I would bet big money that Randy Moss was told how his antics would be received in New England. He adjusted his attitude & behavior accordingly, basically cleaning up his act while there. Now Cincinnati on the other hand, doesn’t condone, but definitely doesn’t proactively combat poor behavior/choices/etc, and this is the problem they have now. So the inmates have begun to run the asylum. Why not, if they can get away with it? Chad does what he wants, and the Bengals don’t have the sack to do much about it. He’s just one of many that have taken things too far while wearing the orange stripes (see Justin Smith, Bratkowski, Chris Henry, Odell Thurman, AJ Nicholson, Eric Steinbach, Matthias Askew to name a few) ‘Unfortunate’, is all I can say as a Bengals fan.
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I would gladly take johnson off of your hands i would give up a 1st rnd pick for him definitely so talk to your coaches petitions whatever you have to do send him to dallas you wont regret it.
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