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Haven't heard Hester speak, but I'm guessing you're gonna lose this one.
Can only think they wanted to show off their 7th round rookie find at CB? Can't hear it, but I think I'm afraid too. Can it be worse than Leodis McKelvin?
why else would you post it then? the good fantasy info provided in his presser?
you don't have to be eloquent/intelligent to play defense, film at 11.
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I am sure it was not Howard's intention to make fun of him either........FAIL
No kidding... Is Stern always that far behind with stuff like this?On a side note, he does have an anxiety problem. He's not a dolt, like this makes him sound.
His speech has nothing to do with intelligence btw. I think it's pretty obvious he has a fluency disorder (is a person who stutters).why else would you post it then? the good fantasy info provided in his presser?you don't have to be eloquent/intelligent to play defense, film at 11.
which is why i also put "eloquent".His speech has nothing to do with intelligence btw. I think it's pretty obvious he has a fluency disorder (is a person who stutters).why else would you post it then? the good fantasy info provided in his presser?
I think it came across that you were implying intelligence and eloquence were mutually inclusive... You were probably not implying that though.However, for those who think they are, you can have a stuttering issue whether you are intelligent or not, you can also have a reading disorder, dyslexia, and still be intelligent.which is why i also put "eloquent".His speech has nothing to do with intelligence btw. I think it's pretty obvious he has a fluency disorder (is a person who stutters).why else would you post it then? the good fantasy info provided in his presser?you don't have to be eloquent/intelligent to play defense, film at 11.
I agree..good for him for having the courage to get up there and speak. 
My graduate psych professor told us this: "The number one fear of an American is to speak in front of a crowd...second is death. What this tells me then, is that you'd rather be dead and in your casket then still be alive and give your eulogy."It's not easy to get up there knowing full well you will have this stuff posted everywhere.
Your graduate professor was Seinfeld?
Get out - he ripped it off? Bum! I've seen like every single show, but don't remember it - wow, what a turd.
You should throw your degree away. It's tainted.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Already done, handed in my credentials, packed up my office, and traded my fantasy team away.
I think that's precisely the reason I didn't find it funny at all......I just felt sorry for the guy being in that situation.CrossEyed said:
I don't think there is any reason to feel sorry for him. He's obviously OK getting up there and speaking, despite his stuttering. If it doesn't bother him, why should it bother anyone else?
before I listen to this ---- is it any funnier than the raiders?
It's not just a fear of public speaking. He most likely has a speech disorder, stuttering. People who stutter will do so one on one also.
Wow, heard McKelvin on radio yesterday & had no idea what he said. And he doesn't stutter (as far as i could tell).Good for this kid to do the interview. I recall Lester Hayes having a real bad stuttering problem but worked hard to overcome it.
awesomeness
