NFL's Most & Least Liked Players

According to the video in the link above it was during the game if I'm not mistaken

^ well, NFL network said it was post game....so ????

Might want to check out some of his post game comments.. nothing inflammatory there.

We all know that NFLN and other media outlets don't distort the facts to make the story any better.

How come, nobody got Golden Fake og Russelson Wilson, from the Hawks on their list? Remember some idiotic comments from both sides, after a certain game.

Both became frontrunners on my hating list! And they surpassed Cutler, Suh and Finnagan.

On a related subject:
Timmy T-Bag and Mark Sanchez have been voted by other players as being the most over-rated.
I couldn't agree more.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/10/25/nfl-players-vote-tim-tebow-most-overrated/

LOL at the jealousy for former USC golden boy Matt Leinart.
How is Donald Driver not on the list?

I will vouch, he is one of the nicest players in the league.

Saw someone say something about Dunn, also a great stand up human being. As nice as driver.

Reggie bush and mark chmura are the only two players I've ever had interaction with where I felt they should be kneecapped.

Some players are just off human beings and you just chalk it up to that.

Mark Chmura??? Did he try to get you into his hot tub? LOL

He made the top 10 if that counts for anything? I believe he was right behind Gronkowski and was like 7th in voting.

The thing that really bothers me about this celeb stuff having sex with others is that nobody ever brings it up that they are married and cheating with someone else.
Kobe.
Clinton.
Chmura.
Etc.
What ever happened to getting called out for being wrong without being faithful and having morals?
Why do they get a free pass for cheating on their spouse?
Sure they get busted. In a way. But they don't get busted in the media for being unfaithful, which to me is just as wrong as the other crime they get busted for in the first place.

I dunno. The public generally recognizes these cads for what they are when their conduct becomes public. Beyond that, the violation concerns their relationship with their wives. Not sure why there should be so much public condemnation or outrage over a private relationship between husband and wife. Under such circumstances, divorce is often very expensive and if the wife decides to forgive her cad husband for some reason, that's not really our business.

The only thing that irked me about the Clinton thing was that such conduct (with a female subordinate) would have probably gotten just about anyone else in America fired from his job. But, politically, the Republics lost points by pursuing the impeachment as far as they did...

It's almost as if it is expected for celebrities to cheat around.

I know this is an old thread, but I forgot one player that annoys the crap out of me: Rob "Frat Boy" Gronkowski. The guy is such a meathead. "Yo soy fiesta". And if I were a Pats fan, I'd been infuriated to see him jumping around (what he calls dancing) with his shirt off at the post-Super Bowl party. You know, the same SB where Gronkowski was limited b/c of a bum ankle.

Finley most hated on this forum.

Alcohol probably made it less painful (I'm only guessing). One of my teammates on my lacrosse team tore his ACL and got wasted and was dancing around the bar..I don't seem to mind Gronk considering how well he produces, kinda like how I dislike Finley because he acts like an a*s and doesn't produce a thing.

Umm, it gets brought up all the time. Kobe got roasted in the media. And Clinton? Please don't get me started on that. You don't fire a president for infidelity FFS. Which is what the Neo-Republicons tried to do using impeachment as an excuse.