Anthony Davis on Schiano and Harbaugh....

[yesrutgers01]

AD was about as generous as he is going to get there. And truth be told, neither of those coaches would feel his comments as a slight at all. Each one, if they read it only saw "good" & "great"

 

[PhDKnight]

It's all about respect when you are a leader. AD showed that he has respect for each. What is the big deal.

Plus, don't you think you would speak your mind freely if you made more than your boss? That is why he and many other athletes speak so bluntly.

 

[RUSK97]

We have a former player who played in the NFL calling the HC and DC of two divisional rivals assholes... and people are complaining.

Yeah, but more importantly, he also called them good/great coaches...that's not good.

 

[FanuSanu52]

Here's my question: Why did AD feel the need, right now, do "tweet" that? Did he wake up and simply feel the need to be an a-hole - truthful or not - for no reason? Weird.

The guy with the most forum posts on the entire Internet can't understand why someone might have the burning need to speak his mind? And in the process he doesn't bother reading the whole story before commenting on it. That's just priceless [roll]

Sorry couldn't resist, just ribbing ya with no real offense meant.

 

[RUChoppin]

Yeah, but more importantly, he also called them good/great coaches...that's not good.

True, but that's pretty much a common understanding of the two. He didn't call Schiano great, and everyone sort of just assumes Harbaugh is great. While I'd rather him have stuck with the asshole line than the good/great line, I'm not knocking him dropping some context on those two for future prospects.

 

[saran]

AD being "Jersey Strong" as the saying goes

 

[NickKnight 1]

I love AD

I'll love him even more when he unretires and joins the Giants.

 

[Extra Point]

Wow. I never heard Anthony Davis give Coach Schiano such a big compliment before.