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[Doug Drinen]

I like it here. It’s my type of place. I wouldn’t want to play for anyone else. The Colts [who were 13-0 at the time], I would rather play here this year with a 3-10 record than to be with the Colts right now. The XXXXX, they’ve been good to me and I appreciate them.

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[20633]

I have no idea who this is, but it simply sounds like someone who has come into the NFL and whatever team he is with - he appreciates the way they have treated him and most likely the way they run things in general. It doesn't neccesarily mean he's a "classy" and "loyal" team player, but I wouldn't say he's simply collecting a paycheck either.

There should be a 3rd choice that says, "Can't say either way from this quote", but with the two choices that are there I guess I'd go with the first one.

 

[KnowledgeReignsSupreme]

I like it here. It’s my type of place. I wouldn’t want to play for anyone else. The Colts [who were 13-0 at the time], I would rather play here this year with a 3-10 record than to be with the Colts right now. The XXXXX, they’ve been good to me and I appreciate them.

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Sounds like it's about loyalty.Of course some might argue that the "been good to me" means "they've paid me well", but isn't that a part of a team being good to you? Paying a player what they are worth and keeping them on a team where he is a fan favorite?

 

[GregR_2]

I'd also have to go with the unlisted "Can't Say Either Way" option. Tone of voice might make a difference. But I can interpret it pretty equally as going either way.

 

[jurb26]

Sounds like a guy that is saying the PC things he needs to not get flogged by the media.

 

[3C's]

I looked it up after voting. I made the right choice.

 

[Slider]

Loyal but most concerned about collecting the check.

 

[AhrnCityPahnder]

Not enough information given to make a black/white judgement call. Null vote.