09-19-2018, 05:05 PM
Just watched this episode.
I have always had a lot of respect for Carson Palmer and this just reiterated everything that I already knew. I think there is even more to this story but Carson seemed to be in a tough spot. I dont blame him for wanting a trade, honestly.
If you work for company that has a terrible work environment and crappy owners then you would probably want to go work for a new company as well.
The whole "he bailed on his teammates" thing is corny. Half the other guys on that team probably wanted out too. Mike Brown has been an awful owner for three decades now. Only now is the narrative starting to change since he has given up a little control.
I have always had a lot of respect for Carson Palmer and this just reiterated everything that I already knew. I think there is even more to this story but Carson seemed to be in a tough spot. I dont blame him for wanting a trade, honestly.
If you work for company that has a terrible work environment and crappy owners then you would probably want to go work for a new company as well.
The whole "he bailed on his teammates" thing is corny. Half the other guys on that team probably wanted out too. Mike Brown has been an awful owner for three decades now. Only now is the narrative starting to change since he has given up a little control.
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The boys are just talkin' ball, babyyyy
