Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 976508)

Having or using a motivation it is one thing. Talking about it is another. A player in his position can say:

“Hey I’m more pissed off and disappointed than anyone else that I’ve missed time to injury. I wish it hadn’t happened. I know it sucks for the team. It’s suck for the fans and it sucks for me personally. I’m working my ass off to get back in the game and I think things are going well. I want to be back for the team and the fans”.

Or say something like

“hey, I’ve got a chip on my shoulder now because of those who doubted me. I want to get back in there to prove everybody wrong that pointed out the time I’ve missed.

Or they can say 100 different other things too. Just food for thought.

Edit: either way I hope he plays and has a great year winning a lot of games with the Saints.

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 976510)

You still have doubt he'll play? :confused:

Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 976512)

A full season yes.

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 976513)

And I believe he has as good a chance of playing a full season as any other starting WR in the league. Pessimism versus optimism.

;)

Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 976518)

Optimism vs Probability.

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 976519)

In your biased opinion. You are going to believe what you wish to believe. So be it.

Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 976543)

You predict undefeated seasons every year and I’m the biased one. Riigghhtt!