"You've got to remember, I'm coming from Baltimore. People there wanted the limelight, people sought out the limelight, starting with the head coach. It was a star-studded system. Here it's about as different as you can get. Everybody here shies away from being the star guy. Nobody on this team beats his chest. They just all go about their business. And win."
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Original Story:
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TSylvester said October 18, 2007
No one beats their chest? I'll remember that one the next time I see Harrison cheap shot someone with a head tackle or Bruski slides on his knees after a big play.....Give me a break Thomas.
Dewey said October 18, 2007
I think it's fair to say a lot more of that is happening in Baltimore than in New England, where with their record of dominance they'd have more of a right to do it anyway. But that's not in their culture, and it's not in their culture because it starts at the top.
Belicheat is arrogant but in a different way, and in a way that creates more team unity.
TSylvester said October 18, 2007
However, Thomas is throwing stones where none belong. Perhaps it was the way the question by the reporter was framed, maybe his words were even taken out of context. But he is the last one I expected to throw Billick or the team under the bus, especially after, as I said, he claimed Ozzie low balled him and even black balled him....
Dewey said October 18, 2007
Brian Billick's ego is out of control, and it negatively impacts the franchise.
jarosz05 said December 05, 2007