[KentuckyHillBilly5321]

I think it is better that he is acting and not breaking the law like Henry did with his speeding and weed possession. Is it bad for a player to love the game and the fans? It is very clear that he wasn't out there to get drunk. He was there to be with the fans that he loves and dances for every week! I just don't understand why everyone is looking for something on this guy. He is one of the best players to hit Cincinnati in a long time at his position. I have been a Bengals fan for many years and I have not seen him cross the line yet. Why is it that most fans of other teams see him as a bad guy? 1) they would like to have him on their team. 2) They hate to play him due to the fact that he will get his catches. Has anyone said anything about the New England player that did his action on TV?

:yesno:

No offense, Belfry--but why do you continue to stick up for an obvious trash talking punk?

Even if he was just playing around--don't you think that he could have found something better to do before the biggest game of his career? Don't you think that this move (and the fight thereafter) show his true colors? Or are you going to continue to turn your head at the things that you don't want to believe?

I have seen the picture. And it it more than obvious that, whether he was drinking or not--he wasn't preparing for the game like he should have been. There is no excuse for that.