dycane
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Seems to me like you're making a lot of assumptions about him considering a few of his teammates have come out in support of him.[
Watch the TMZ video of that f*cking idiot at Blondies. That's very representative of who he is and how he acts regularly when he goes out. I don't give a sh*t what a few Dolphins say publicly; privately they know he's a raging, bipolar psychopath. He needs to be medicated and in intensive therapy rather than on the f*cking leadership council of that abomination of an organization. The fact that he and Pouncey somehow became leaders in that locker room is all you need to know about the character of that team.
Granted he's got some issues, but I think you could say that about a good number of guys in the NFL. Let's see how this thing plays out.
I'm not assuming anything. I've seen his behavior first hand several times. I am not saying that some Fins' players don't support Icognito. I know that Pouncy and Odrick love him. And I also know that both think he's a raging lunatic -- from Pouncey's own mouth. What I am saying is that guys like you have no idea how truly unstable this guy is. If you did, then you might understand why Martin was hesitant to stand up to this guy, especially since he had the locker room behind him. Let's see if his exploits in NY this summer come to life. I am not disappointed in Ignognito -- I think the guy has a mental disease and absent real intervention is a lost cause. I honestly don't think he can control his actions absent medication and continued therapy. What really ****es me off is that no one in that locker room had the character to put that guy in his place; not a single veteran even objected to other veterans repeatedly fleecing rookies for their own personal binges and parties. That's really f*cking pathetic.
You seem to be pretty emotional about this, how do you supposedly know so much about Incognito?[/QUOTE]
I don't. Made it all up. It's a byproduct of my uncontrollable imagination.