August 9, 200719 yr I don't care what he does in terms of celebrations as long as he produces, as obviously he has. I think it is stupid the regulations that the NFL has on celebrations in the first place. The NFL is entertainment, and as long as the celebrations aren't disrespectful (which Chad's aren't) or overdone (ok, which some of Chad's are) then it should be ok. Oh so correct you are. That's what the people pay for and change the channel to see. I wish anyone who scores in any sport on any level could celebrate, just as long as its not anything disrespectful toward their opponent.
August 9, 200719 yr I think the real issue is Chad has the maturity of about a 15 year old. When you understand that it puts everything else in perspective. Come on guru. Did Ali have the maturity of a 15 year old, or any other boxer for that matter? He entertains and people love it. He backs it up with his play. I've seen coaches in high school, well respected ones, do it. That's what makes watching Chad fun. Steve Spurrier is the same way. It's very entertaining, so tune in. At least he's not spitting or playing dirty.
August 9, 200719 yr Oh so correct you are. That's what the people pay for and change the channel to see. I wish anyone who scores in any sport on any level could celebrate, just as long as its not anything disrespectful toward their opponent. I think it is dumb that Chad gets fined for his fun, harmless celebrations, but when the Patriots mock the lights out, they don't get punished because it was after the game when it is allowed.
August 9, 200719 yr Come on guru. Did Ali have the maturity of a 15 year old, or any other boxer for that matter? He entertains and people love it. He backs it up with his play. I've seen coaches in high school, well respected ones, do it. That's what makes watching Chad fun. Steve Spurrier is the same way. It's very entertaining, so tune in. At least he's not spitting or playing dirty. Boxing is an individual sport so the analogy is apples to oranges. I am all for Chad having fun but not at the expense of the team and Chad crosses the line at times and if he is serious about a celebration that could get him suspended that crosses the line. Even talking about it crosses the line but since Chad's brain is just past puberty it is par for the course.
August 10, 200719 yr I think this is good for the Bengals, maybe taking the spotlight off of the arrests. He does have a name to uphold, he is not the only big name receiver named C. Johnson in the league anymore.
August 10, 200719 yr Don't trust Chad anymore.. im still searching for his deer around Hamilton County
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