Kirk Cousins 24/7 thread

Am I missing something? How is he handling the contract stuff the wrong way??

warriorzpath stole my logo. I use it to find my comments on the page when scrolling thru. That process has got a lot more difficult.

... and to those that say that this last Giants game doesn't matter overall in evaluating him. Then you better pick a good game that he's had and disregard and downplay that too, lets say, the Packers game. I'm pretty sure you wouldn't do that and by Cousins' reaction after the game- he wouldn't either.

Am I missing something? How is he handling the contract stuff the wrong way??



It's been perpetuated by him the whole season by his intended subtle but passive aggressive comments. One noticeable example of that,even went viral of course- the "How you like me now?" outburst and him disrespectfully putting his hands in McCloughan's hair.

Football's a different business of course, but I think that was far from appropriate.

And he's taking it too personal.

... and to those that say that this last Giants game doesn't matter overall in evaluating him. Then you better pick a good game that he's had and disregard and downplay that too, lets say, the Packers game. I'm pretty sure you wouldn't do that and by Cousins' reaction after the game- he wouldn't either.

Who is saying the game doesn't matter? Of course it's part of the evaluation process, but it's 1 game of 32, if he had thrown for 4 scores and we won would you have been ready to back up the money truck to his door?

He didn't have his best game but neither did plenty of others.

It's been perpetuated by him the whole season by his intended subtle but passive aggressive comments. One noticeable example of that,even went viral of course- the "How you like me now?" outburst and him disrespectfully putting his hands in McCloughan's hair.

Football's a different business of course, but I think that was far from appropriate.

Outside of the 'how you like me now' thing, which I saw as more of a celebratory deal after a pretty big win, how has he perpetuated anything negative about his contract during the season?

I know you want to find anything possible to check away in the negative column right now, but I really think you're reaching by trying to say he's been a distraction with the contract stuff. Big time reaching.

Who is saying the game doesn't matter? Of course it's part of the evaluation process, but it's 1 game of 32, if he had thrown for 4 scores and we won would you have been ready to back up the money truck to his door?



He didn't have his best game but neither did plenty of others.


Reality is- there is more expected from the QB. He needs to assume the majority of the credit whether they win or lose the game. That's why they get paid the biggest bucks. Goes along with the territory. Whether you like it or not, you can't argue that.

Outside of the 'how you like me now' thing, which I saw as more of a celebratory deal after a pretty big win, how has he perpetuated anything negative about his contract during the season?



I know you want to find anything possible to check away in the negative column right now, but I really think you're reaching by trying to say he's been a distraction with the contract stuff. Big time reaching.



He freely engaged and was willing to talk about it during the season. And the media discussed it at least on a weekly basis. It appeared to be distraction to him and to the team. That shouldn't happen.

Who is saying the game doesn't matter? Of course it's part of the evaluation process, but it's 1 game of 32, if he had thrown for 4 scores and we won would you have been ready to back up the money truck to his door?



He didn't have his best game but neither did plenty of others.



And if he had a great game, I would've said he earned the money that he is going to get. But since he had a poor performance, he didn't. So how's that unfair to say?