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Wow you are a real humanitarian.....hope he gives you a victory.
I don't own him in any league. Just thinking he could do something for her memory. Why don't you Debbie Downer in some other place on the internet...
Agreed.Doing something you love is a great coping mechanism. Playing a professional sport (which these guys love doing) there is nothing better than going out and leaving it all on the field as a coping mechanism.I don't own CJ anywhere and avoided him at all costs, but I don't think it is bad to say that hopefully he does well and returns to form by taking a bad situation (loss of a loved one) and making a positive out of it (playing well doing something he loves).
Here's the thing , he ran for four yards last week, if he does poorly today, saying it's because of his Grandma passing is a tough sell for me. Now, if the guy goes for 200, then there might be some inner emotion coming out by him AND (takes more than 1 person to run the ball well) his teammates.I feel poorly for his Grandma and Johnson's family but as far as fantasy football goes, the excuses are over for him. Plenty of athletes have turned negatives into positives. One of the greatest was when Brett Farve's Dad passed and on Monday night the guy was playing the best game of his career.So if Johnson goes for 25 yards rushing 3 catches for 15 yards, using that his Grandma died and things will be better next week won't work for me.
I didn't even see the word "fantasy" in his statement ... I guess you have never heard about players playing for lost loved ones. <_<'kencav said:
