Observations from Saints vs. Rams

TheOak · 11-05-2018, 09:12 AM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

Thomas' immaturity is starting to worry me, Twitter feuds, switching agents and now the Cell Phone thing. He's a great player but quickly becoming a distraction.

We are used to Colston, he isn't Coleston, and that's to our benefit presently. I wouldn't let his 'off the clock' worry you about his 'on the clock'. The homage to Joe Horn was with a stopped clock so technically off

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Is he caustic in the locker room? Not that anyone has mentioned.
Is the cell phone penalty any different than Grahams dunk penalties? Nope
If Joe Horn had Twitter when he was a player would Thomas be any different? No
Does he whine or throw tantrums like Bryant? No
Is he trying to be bigger than the team? Not that I know of.

Most importantly, has any of the above eroded his performance? Not that I know of.

He has a chip on his shoulder and that makes a lot of people play harder.

11-05-2018, 09:12 AM	#11
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,050	Re: Observations from Saints vs. Rams Originally Posted by dizzle88 Thomas' immaturity is starting to worry me, Twitter feuds, switching agents and now the Cell Phone thing. He's a great player but quickly becoming a distraction. We are used to Colston, he isn't Coleston, and that's to our benefit presently. I wouldn't let his 'off the clock' worry you about his 'on the clock'. The homage to Joe Horn was with a stopped clock so technically off. Is he caustic in the locker room? Not that anyone has mentioned. Is the cell phone penalty any different than Grahams dunk penalties? Nope If Joe Horn had Twitter when he was a player would Thomas be any different? No Does he whine or throw tantrums like Bryant? No Is he trying to be bigger than the team? Not that I know of. Most importantly, has any of the above eroded his performance? Not that I know of. He has a chip on his shoulder and that makes a lot of people play harder. saintfan, RockyMountainSaint, SmashMouth and 3 others like this.
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