Well...for me (and I know this is just my opinion), a players play doesn't erase what they do. I'm not a MJ fan. Haven't been for years. And if we sign a guy that's coming in and needs a 2nd chance, I can deal. But Jenkin's attitude and that whole Brees thing really pissed me off.

I'm sure I'm on a lonely island here, but it's the same reason why I wouldn't want a guy like OBJ. They may be talented, but they're douchebags. And I'd rather not have them. Just my opinion.

I'd rather cheer for an up and coming guy or a guy that works his ass off. Leave the drama and ****ty attitudes out of it. I question what MJs attitude would be if we were 2-9, not 9-2.

But he's a Saint. So I'll cheer for the defense and be happy if he makes a play. He's just not my kind of player. I guess at 42 years old, I'm just a little more about team players.

But I respect other people's opinions.

I agree with all that. I don't like the guy and he and a few other players on the team really did Brees dirty with their comments.
I'm just thinking that he's actually helping the defense play better.

I don’t agree with any of it. But I wear my mask in public too. Maybe there’s something wrong with me.

I agree with all that. I don't like the guy and he and a few other players on the team really did Brees dirty with their comments.
I'm just thinking that he's actually helping the defense play better.

Strength of Schedule can only be examined on the context of that season because of injury and free agency, and with wiser teams, the draft...

While the results of the defense have been great, the real test is coming with the Chiefs and our ability to not have to go through Green Bay...

Jenkins' play has been old, slow, poor, and he'll be exposed in the playoffs; and I'd say it whether I liked the jackhole or not...

Hated when we drafted him over Clay Matthews, and hated that we brought the older version back when we ought to have let Gardner move into that role and grabbed another true cornerback...

Apparently the concept of rhetorical questions allude some people. I want to commend our friend, Rugby, who while he also continues to harbor some animosity toward Malcolm Jenkins, also has confessed on multiple occasions that he has a character flaw which prohibits him from from abandoning a grudge.

The point I was trying to achieve with iceshack was to get the same from him on why if Brees and his teammates are able to forgive and forget and move on, what is the hurdle keeping him from doing the same, especially since the event has nothing personally to do with himself.

Apparently the concept of rhetorical questions allude some people. I want to commend our friend, Rugby, who while he also continues to harbor some animosity toward Malcolm Jenkins, also has confessed on multiple occasions that he has a character flaw which prohibits him from from abandoning a grudge.

The point I was trying to achieve with iceshack was to get the same from him on why if Brees and his teammates are able to forgive and forget and move on, what is the hurdle keeping him from doing the same, especially since the event has nothing personally to do with himself.

You're assuming they have.