Sua Cravens

I just read that entire piece. It was well done, and I admire how the author respected Cravens enough to keep the incident with his family a secret.

I still come away blaming Cravens, not the front office or the team. In football, culture is extremely important. I would want my team to be accountable to each other and responsible enough and mature enough to handle their business and communicate better than Su'a communicated. As you read through this long piece, it's clear Su'a feels like he didn't have a good feel for what was expected of him, and clearly never went through the effort to make sure his position was properly communicated.

I can't have that in my locker room. Guys have to be able to handle their injuries and do not just what's expected, but do everything humanly possible to get back on the field. Su'a didn't - he constantly played the victim.

There are no victims on championship teams, only players that make things happen. You don't see any players who sit back and wait for things to happen to them. Make hay or get out the way.

Time to close this bozo's thread. He is now a part of general NFL discussion. Happy with the trade and won't miss him. Can't miss something that didn't really exist.

That is why I put it in the other thread.

Good read SF, thanks for sharing. It's hard to feel sympathetic towards Cravens when it appears he just got into his feelings a little too much. How much post-concussion syndrome had to do with that IDK, but I don't blame his ex-teammates for not wanting him back. When it went down we knew that was the most likely outcome. We've moved on and I'm sure he has too. And if Tim Settle turns into a good contributor (looking good so far) I won't care how he does in Denver.

FYI, He hasnt practiced in Denver. He is dealing with a knee injury, probably a scrape that needs 3 months to heal.

His career will go nowhere