Sean Payton on Michael Thomas’ ankle: “So far, so good”

AsylumGuido · 06-15-2021, 02:55 PM

Originally Posted by Boston Saint

Thank you for explaining what someone else meant as if they were not capable of doing so themselves.

I shouldn’t be surprised though, you’ve already told me how Smith, Thomas, etc feel and think.

I was explaining it to you. You seemed to have misinterpreted what he was saying. Our friend, ST, has shared on many occasions that he feels like Thomas is holding some sort of grudge and he feels like it can be detrimental in the locker room. And, no, I told you what Smith, Thomas, and others said about what they feel and think. Huge difference there, Boston. None of us can be in their heads. We can only rely on what they say. If they say and demonstrate that whatever past issue is behind them why not believe them?

And I don't get the comparison between Steve Smith and Michael Thomas anyway other than they are both WR's. Smith was involved in three encounters in his career. Thomas only once and that isolated event was instigated by Gardner-Johnson. I would think the comparison would be a better fit between Smith and Gardner-Johnson who has drawn punches from three different player in his short career. When has Thomas ever given the impression of being some sort of locker room trouble maker?

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AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,709	Re: Sean Payton on Michael Thomas’ ankle: “So far, so good” Originally Posted by Boston Saint Thank you for explaining what someone else meant as if they were not capable of doing so themselves. I shouldn’t be surprised though, you’ve already told me how Smith, Thomas, etc feel and think. I was explaining it to you. You seemed to have misinterpreted what he was saying. Our friend, ST, has shared on many occasions that he feels like Thomas is holding some sort of grudge and he feels like it can be detrimental in the locker room. And, no, I told you what Smith, Thomas, and others said about what they feel and think. Huge difference there, Boston. None of us can be in their heads. We can only rely on what they say. If they say and demonstrate that whatever past issue is behind them why not believe them? And I don't get the comparison between Steve Smith and Michael Thomas anyway other than they are both WR's. Smith was involved in three encounters in his career. Thomas only once and that isolated event was instigated by Gardner-Johnson. I would think the comparison would be a better fit between Smith and Gardner-Johnson who has drawn punches from three different player in his short career. When has Thomas ever given the impression of being some sort of locker room trouble maker?
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