02-10-2022, 07:28 PM
(02-10-2022, 05:35 PM)casear2727 Wrote: Actually... he said "Me and the guys would rather eat four P&J sandwiches a day than eat a meal cooked by those ex cons WITH CIGARETTES HANGING OUT OF THEIR MOUTHS Mike Brown hired because he was cheap"
So again, WTF does ex-cons have to do with it unless you're just being an elitist POS? If the food was crap, just say the food was crap. I'm pretty sure that smoking isn't allowed anywhere in PBS, let alone in food prep areas. You're the ***** leader of the team and I'm sure if you just had the nerve to open your mouth to the appropriate team personnel they'd have taken care of it.
Carson Palmer has eaten more food from felons than he'll ever know. A lot of prisons have cooking programs and some of those ex-cons go on to make a pretty good name for themselves. It's just not good enough for Palmer unless some rich investor puts them in the back of a fancy restaurant.
Quote:He also said everyone hated not having a practice facility. They had to got to Mason at the time to a kids soccer facility with low ceiling.
If the Bengals had built a practice facility a decade ago and used a dime of public money to do it, that's all we would have heard about for the past ten years. Would it have led to a win in the playoffs? I don't think so.
Yes, the Bengals should have a practice facility. But it's really not as big a deal as people make of it. When they win on Sunday, how much difference will it have made? If community interest and sponsorship from the attention they're getting allow them to build it the way they want and have someone else foot more of the bill, won't they have had the last laugh?
Funny thing, when the Bengals were doing interviews for the SB before they left town, they were in front of a really nice backdrop with a stylish Bengals logo and helmet, while the Rams people were at their desk (which weren't any nicer than the Bengals' desks) or in front of a generic team/sponsor backdrop. The announcer even mentioned how nice it was.
No, sorry that's not the narrative. The narrative is practice bubbles and mic carts.
