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Why take a shot at Whitner when he is actually speaking the truth?
Every single fan on here knows that the Bills were extremely soft under Jauron. Now that he's not their boss, players are coming out and saying just how bad it was. Whether it's Edwards, Fitzpatrick or Whitner.
Whitner may be "running his mouth again" but is he really far off with his statements?
Maybe if we put away the Whitner-flavored haterade for a few minutes we could actually begin to open our eyes to how ridiculously pathetic the Jauron era was.
I have no problem with Whitner calling them soft under Jauron. I'm glad someone said it. It almost needed to be put out there so we can move on.
Running his mouth? Because he answered a question honestly?
Originally posted by Whitner
“Well, you know I don’t want to ruffle any feathers but I would say, ‘Yes.’ And I really feel like that. Looking at the way that we work now and the way that we worked as a group collectively before, yes. Totally, yes.”
I won't ever understand why so many Bills fans hate Bills players.
I agree . A reporter shouldn't be blasting a player for answering something a reporter asked him.
I didn't ask him that.
And for four years he's been in the news more times than he's made a play on the field.
And Im entitled to an opinion-- and whether its opinion is right or wrong, I think it's time for him to stop talking all together and let his play do some talking.
We all knew this already...... What I want to know is :
Why don't these guys grow some balls and say this things when while it's going down? It all boils down to money and job security I'm sure.
I just wish they'd call out the other guy when the problem is there ,not after the fact when the guy is gone.
Guys should have been calling out the coaching for years now.
" I'd try to see things from your point of view but..........there's only room up your a** for one head ! "
Why take a shot at Whitner when he is actually speaking the truth?
Every single fan on here knows that the Bills were extremely soft under Jauron. Now that he's not their boss, players are coming out and saying just how bad it was. Whether it's Edwards, Fitzpatrick or Whitner.
Whitner may be "running his mouth again" but is he really far off with his statements?
Maybe if we put away the Whitner-flavored haterade for a few minutes we could actually begin to open our eyes to how ridiculously pathetic the Jauron era was.
I have no problem with Whitner calling them soft under Jauron. I'm glad someone said it. It almost needed to be put out there so we can move on.
Dont blame Dick Jauron for Donte Whitner being a dime a dozen safety in this league for four years running.
Running his mouth? Because he answered a question honestly?
I won't ever understand why so many Bills fans hate Bills players.
Because some Bills players hold the team back rather than helping the team win. The team is more important than the individual players.
On one hand, I see some truth in what Whitner is speaking here, and I always thought the team was soft under Jauron. On the other hand, Whitner really isn't in a position to accuse anyone else of being soft.
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