Thursday, October 18, 2007

ben-AD-ict Arnold

Say it ain't so, 96.

One of the Nest's all-time favorite Ravens, Adalius Thomas, is now taking shots at the organization that gave him his break and made it possible for him to sign that big money deal with the Patriots. In the latest issue of Sports Illustrated, AD had this to say:

"You've got to remember, I'm coming in from Baltimore," says Thomas. "People there wanted the limelight, people sought out the limelight, starting with the head coach. It was a star-studded system. Here it's about as different as you can get. Everybody here shies away from being the star guy. Nobody on this team beats his chest. They just all go about their business. And win."

Calling out his former friends, teammates, and head coach. Not what we would expect from the usually classy Thomas. While he probably would have received a warm M&T reception on December 3rd, AD can now expect a chorus of Boos to rain down on him from the B-More faithful. And that is just sad in our book. A player that we all grew to have the utmost respect for during his tenure here opens his big mouth (which now apparently is able to speak above a whisper again) and gives us reason to spew obscenities his way. We lost a lot of admiration for you as a person today, Adalius.

Looks like they don't just have cheaters up there in the Northeast, but traitors as well.

5 comments:

Dave's Not Here said...

Just disappointing.

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NickandD-ton said...

I didnt take that comment nearly as harshly as senor blog-adocious over here. There are definitely limelight players in B-more, look no further than Ray Lewis. Now he doesn't stand out, he's just another face on an endless list of players that do incredibly well in New England. However, I f***in hate the Pats so I hope, somehow, Ray Ray can find a way to put HIM in a body bag too and then gloat about it in the limelight.

sprizzle said...

Coward.