Comments on: Jeremy Shockey http://ddhr.org/2006/09/26/jeremy-shockey/ The personal web presence of David Hosier Fri, 10 Sep 2010 16:58:24 +0000 hourly 1 By: Dave http://ddhr.org/2006/09/26/jeremy-shockey/#comment-1038 Dave Wed, 27 Sep 2006 13:53:15 +0000 http://ddhr.org/2006/09/26/jeremy-shockey/#comment-1038 I'm not talking about Jeremy Shockey's post-game attitude.  I'm talking about his in-game attitude in <i>every</i> play of <i>every</i> game.  Whether the Giants are winning or losing, doing well or playing like a bunch of nancies, Jeremy Shockey's attitude problem is evident.  I wouldn't mind if his post-game emotions showed that he was mad about losing.  But I don't think he's concerned with winning and losing as much as with being the "standout player" and making the "big play". I'm not talking about Jeremy Shockey's post-game attitude.  I'm talking about his in-game attitude in every play of every game.  Whether the Giants are winning or losing, doing well or playing like a bunch of nancies, Jeremy Shockey's attitude problem is evident.  I wouldn't mind if his post-game emotions showed that he was mad about losing.  But I don't think he's concerned with winning and losing as much as with being the "standout player" and making the "big play".

]]> By: wendy http://ddhr.org/2006/09/26/jeremy-shockey/#comment-1036 wendy Wed, 27 Sep 2006 13:07:28 +0000 http://ddhr.org/2006/09/26/jeremy-shockey/#comment-1036 To be honest, I used to think like this (a few days ago) and possibly still think like this at times. I thought Shockey had an attitude problem. I wouldn't wear his jersey, but a talk show brought up a good point. Who wants to see there team's players smiling after almost getting their butts whooped 42-3? I don't. That would enrage me even more. I want to know he cares and that he wants to win. I don't know that you want to change that. You can't take his heart away, but he could probably use a bit of humility. In his defense, I do think Eli needs to get him the ball a bit more often. His heart can inspire others...look at New Orleans - emotion won that game. To be honest, I used to think like this (a few days ago) and possibly still think like this at times. I thought Shockey had an attitude problem. I wouldn't wear his jersey, but a talk show brought up a good point. Who wants to see there team's players smiling after almost getting their butts whooped 42-3? I don't. That would enrage me even more. I want to know he cares and that he wants to win. I don't know that you want to change that. You can't take his heart away, but he could probably use a bit of humility.

In his defense, I do think Eli needs to get him the ball a bit more often. His heart can inspire others...look at New Orleans - emotion won that game.

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