Via Larry Brown Sports:
Giants rookie David Wilson lost a fumble on his second career carry, and he was feeling so badly about it, that it appears that he began crying on the sidelines. If you look carefully at the image above (click to enlarge), you can see a tear streaming from the corner of Wilson’s left eye. You could argue it's sweat, but coaches and teammates rarely console a sweating player. The first-round pick fumbled seven times last season at Virginia Tech and lost four of them, so there’s little doubt this was an issue already in his head.
Even though Wilson fumbled and may lose some ground in his competition with Ahmad Bradshaw (he didn’t receive any carries after the fumble), there are a few positives to the turnover. One, it didn’t cost the team any points. Two, at least the crying shows us how much Wilson cares. And three, he’s playing for a coach who has an excellent reputation for helping players with fumbling issues (see his work with Tiki Barber).
If it’s any consolation to Wilson, there are plenty of other athletes who have cried during or after games. You can see that full list here.
Also from Larry Brown Sports
MLB player rips his team's owner, GM
-
Crying? There's no crying in football!
-
If you are not gonna play with emotion, don't bother to play. It's better than coming off the field with a smile or a smirk after such a costly error. Play with emotion or don't play.
-
But crying?? Seriously??
-
"Here,here"
-
Are you SERIOUS c`mon dude i suppose you watch Lifetime just for the movies...lol
-
What a cry baby.I could maybe understand if it was Superbowl,but not a regular game,what wuss
-
bull crap nana. I would rather see the raw emotion like that instead of on the sidelines laughing and acting like he hadn't screwed up. It was his 1st real pro game that counts, so the emotion was fine
-
I agree "ItsYerDime," I saw him go over to the sideline after the fumble and he was immediately surrounded by the coach & players. So he got emotional. That shows how much this game and this team mean to him. He was the last pick during the first round so this is a big deal. He's a kid, so give him that. It shows he has heart. And I've seen bigger and more experienced guys get choked up and emotional at games. It's nothing new.
-
How many times have you seen the seasoned vets with a towel over their head one the bench? Nobody seems to have a problem with that though.
Giants rookie David Wilson says that he was not crying after fumble.
Giants rookie David Wilson says that he was not crying after fumble
David Wilson cries after losing fumble in first career game (Picture)
Giants RB David Wilson Says He Wasn't Crying After Fumble
Coughlin comments on Wilson fumble
Giants head coach Tom Coughlin justified rookie running back David Wilson not playing another snap after his fumble by saying, "This is not the preseason, you know?"
Giants RB David Wilson Brings Crying to Football
NY Giants David Wilson Crying After Fumble – Video
Giants Bench Rookie RB David Wilson
Fumble Pie: 4 Unsurprising Reasons the Giants Lost to the Cowboys
Coughlin goes away from Wilson after first quarter fumble
NFL Picks: Over, under win totals you must play
Turn On The Jets 12 Pack, Week 1 – Jets vs. Bills
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Dallas Cowboys @ New York Giants 9/5/2012
Bradshaw Rewards Fantasy Managers In Week 1
| Latest Rumors | The Backyard | Going Viral |
|
|
Today's Best Stuff |
For BloggersJoin the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money. |
Company Info |
Help |
What is Yardbarker?Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond. |












|
September 07, 2012




