Jeremy Hill's attitude

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(08-21-2016, 08:49 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: I think Marv (and I guess Whit) grew tired of him by the end. I don't think we as fans should judge Chad's entire 10 year Bengals career on how 2-3 guys felt at the tail end of it though. Chad was without a doubt a key piece of the teams that led the Bengals out of the abyss, and for me, that outweighs a few isolated incidents and the feelings of a couple people.

As AJ Green recently said, "Chad paved the way". Sad when he can show appreciation that many of our fans lack. It seems so negative to me.

Supported Chad in every single game he played here. Like I have said before he brought several TD balls to my seats, cleats off his feet, and gloves. Plus shook hands before every single game for a season. 
But this was right after he fell out of graces by demanding trade. Still cool of him.

Went home hoarse after many of his games. He knows I supported him and did my part spending well over 10 thousand watching his home games while cheering him on all the way.

Still did not like his antics at times, some were cool. But then he became addicted. Most mention players that do the same ritual every time. He changed his often and this had to consume his thoughts at times during the work week. 

Plus AJ is total class and would never expect him to talk badly of anybody publicly and oubt he was a Bengals fan then and only saw the highlights. 

Said in post earlier that he and Carson paved the way to what we have now and forever will be grateful to them for that already. Holding the team hostage and demanding trades I do not forgive. Nor fighting coach during game. 

But do credit Fred for trolling this into a Chad thread. Well played.