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Originally Posted by lwiedy
Yes, everyone has. As posted on ALL the other threads, CJ, by his and everyone else’s acknowledgement, had a shoving match with his head coach at halftime of the 2005 playoff with the Steelers because he “didn’t like the way he was being used”, and Cincy was winning at the time!!!! But this will be ignored by all the people who thing being and asshole is an attribute or just want another WR. That's fine, BUT DON'T TRY TO SELL THIS BY SAYING HE'S A GOOD GUY!!!! Ignoring documented history will only weaken your argument.
Johnson belongs in the NFL, but not with Washington as long as JC is QB. CJ needs someone that he can bully into making him a star. I don’t believe leadership is JC’s strongest attribute and there is nothing wrong with that. Mark Rypien wasn’t a great leader and a big mouth (but I still love him) like Gary Clark only had so much influence. Monk & Sanders were equal parts of the trio. After all, Clark even said “All three of us play, or just Ricky”.
There is reason (see above) to believe the CJ values his personal aggrandizement over team accomplishment and that is bad for this team.
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Really? His and everyone's else's acknowledgement? That's not how Hue Jackson sees it
Bengals: Jackson: Chad didn't hit Lewis
That's not what Chad Johnson said either
Video - Chad Johnson on First Take - NFL (2:25 mark)
He's said he was emotional and out of line and apologized. Yet apparently that's not acceptable.
Who's argument is weakened now?