The Biggest Quitters!

[random3434]

Quitters never win and winners never quit~



Sometimes.......................




We'll never forget these infamous sports quitters - FOX Sports on MSN

 

[Oddball]

Randy Moss

 

[Paulie]

Not necessarily a "quit", per se, but JD Drew when he refused to play for the Phils after they drafted him.

Same thing with Eric Lindros when he refused to play for the Quebec Nordiques after they drafted him.

The fucking NERVE of these pampered ass clowns. You spend your entire life just dreaming of playing professionally, and then your break comes and YOU fucking call the shots, like you're ANYONE yet in the pros?

Ridiculous.

I hate to say it, but Barry Sanders comes to mind as a quitter.

 

[Oddball]

Kerry Collins

 

[elvis]

Not necessarily a "quit", per se, but JD Drew when he refused to play for the Phils after they drafted him.

Same thing with Eric Lindros when he refused to play for the Quebec Nordiques after they drafted him.

The fucking NERVE of these pampered ass clowns. You spend your entire life just dreaming of playing professionally, and then your break comes and YOU fucking call the shots, like you're ANYONE yet in the pros?

Ridiculous.

I hate to say it, but Barry Sanders comes to mind as a quitter.

You're forgetting about John Elway refusing to play for the Baltimore Colts.

 

[Oddball]

Not necessarily a "quit", per se, but JD Drew when he refused to play for the Phils after they drafted him.

Same thing with Eric Lindros when he refused to play for the Quebec Nordiques after they drafted him.

The fucking NERVE of these pampered ass clowns. You spend your entire life just dreaming of playing professionally, and then your break comes and YOU fucking call the shots, like you're ANYONE yet in the pros?

Ridiculous.

I hate to say it, but Barry Sanders comes to mind as a quitter.

You're forgetting about John Elway refusing to play for the Baltimore Colts.

Can't blame him for that one.

I wouldn't have played for Bob Irsay either, and he had an offer on the table from the Yankees.

 

[elvis]

Not necessarily a "quit", per se, but JD Drew when he refused to play for the Phils after they drafted him.

Same thing with Eric Lindros when he refused to play for the Quebec Nordiques after they drafted him.

The fucking NERVE of these pampered ass clowns. You spend your entire life just dreaming of playing professionally, and then your break comes and YOU fucking call the shots, like you're ANYONE yet in the pros?

Ridiculous.

I hate to say it, but Barry Sanders comes to mind as a quitter.

You're forgetting about John Elway refusing to play for the Baltimore Colts.

Can't blame him for that one.

I wouldn't have played for Bob Irasay either, and he had an offer on the table from the Yankees.

Bo Jackson did the same thing to the Tampa Bay Bucs.

 

[xotoxi]

Unfortunately, Brett Favre is not on the list.

 

[tigerbob]

I hate to say it, but Barry Sanders comes to mind as a quitter.

Naaah.

 

[Oddball]

You're forgetting about John Elway refusing to play for the Baltimore Colts.

Can't blame him for that one.

I wouldn't have played for Bob Irasay either, and he had an offer on the table from the Yankees.

Bo Jackson did the same thing to the Tampa Bay Bucs.

So, they each had two offers on the table and got the best deal they wanted.

No quitting there.

 

[random3434]

Ryan Leaf anyone?

 

[del]

manny ramirez.

 

[tigerbob]

manny ramirez.

Definitely. Complete shitheel.

 

[xotoxi]

Ryan Leaf anyone?

In order to be considered quitting, doesn't the players absence need to have a detrimental effect on the team, rather than benefit the team?

 

[Paulie]

I hate to say it, but Barry Sanders comes to mind as a quitter.

Naaah.

Why not? He was allegedly frustrated about the team's commitment to winning, and he was pretty much the only offense the team had on a season to season basis, besides a little Herman Moore for a time.

He had no real reason to walk away like that. And I'm saying this as a huge Barry Sanders fan. He's my favorite RB of all time.

 

[Paulie]

Ricky Williams?

 

[random3434]

Ryan Leaf anyone?

In order to be considered quitting, doesn't the players absence need to have a detrimental effect on the team, rather than benefit the team?

True, but I just love pointing out what a failure he is!

 

[elvis]

I hate to say it, but Barry Sanders comes to mind as a quitter.

Naaah.

Why not? He was allegedly frustrated about the team's commitment to winning, and he was pretty much the only offense the team had on a season to season basis, besides a little Herman Moore for a time.

He had no real reason to walk away like that. And I'm saying this as a huge Barry Sanders fan. He's my favorite RB of all time.

Everyone in the state of Michigan certainly thought he was a quitter.

 

[tigerbob]

I hate to say it, but Barry Sanders comes to mind as a quitter.

Naaah.

Why not? He was allegedly frustrated about the team's commitment to winning, and he was pretty much the only offense the team had on a season to season basis, besides a little Herman Moore for a time.

He had no real reason to walk away like that. And I'm saying this as a huge Barry Sanders fan. He's my favorite RB of all time.

I agree, I was surprised when he did it. But I could just never call him that, whatever the evidence happened to be.

 

[xotoxi]

Ryan Leaf anyone?

In order to be considered quitting, doesn't the players absence need to have a detrimental effect on the team, rather than benefit the team?

True, but I just love pointing out what a failure he is!

Ryan Leaf wouldn't have been a failure if he'd had Randy Moss and Deion Branch as his receivers.