If so, would you please inform The CHB. Because I don't think he knows.
Else, why would he ask Broncos wide receiver Wes Welker, "Why does Bill hate you?" (Appropriately, Welker replied by saying that's a question for his former coach.)
Then Shank rips on Randy Moss ("one of those wildly talented ballplayers who hated and disrespected the media during his playing career, then joined the media as soon as the paychecks stop coming"), all the while not fully realizing that the ex player was far more able to ask relevant questions (and extract relevant answers) from Welker.
Being shown up by Moss, no one's definition of Einstein, would be enough to send most self-respecting
Not Shaughnessy. He tries once more to divine Welker's thoughts: "He’s also driven to win a Super Bowl. For himself. And to stick it in Bill’s face one more time."
Does anyone really think, on the even of the biggest game in American sports, Welker is giving his former coach a second thought?
Of course not. But even at the Super Bowl, The CHB has to try to stir up trouble.
It actually makes sense in this case. Shank hates Belichick; he's just trying to use Welker for moral support, and to throw a few logs on that fire. I'm glad Welker's not biting.
ReplyDeleteAnd Shank's padding his expense account again, for a full week? How many bars are in Newark?