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Tell us how you really feel, Chris…
The rightful owners of any Rage are the immediate members of SK’s family. They are the injured, not a fan—no matter how dedicated that fan is to the team. Even if SK said something negative about your favorite player. Your rage against SK is not going to change a thing where it counts. All his past mistakes as a GM are not going to be corrected because you have a stranglehold on your anger. You will be the one to pay the price for your rage and will be poisoned by your venom.This piece of toilet scum has invested his entire well being in profiting on others and then selling them out when it benefits him. He is snakes in the grass. His damage is well documented across multiple people.
He is a toxic piece of poo
Absolutely. I'm a mental health provider and will defend a person tooth and claw over their mental health, but when they ignore it, ruin everyone around them, and blame everyone else, well...who am I fooling, I would treat them with the same dignity and worth as anyone else, if seeing them personally. In a situation like this, however, I will not forgive them for their actions.His issues sunk the franchise. He deliberately scape goated others to cover for his mistakes.
The very same dude who took pot shots at Murray for not taking personal responsibility decides to blame it all on mental health.
fudge him
Absolutely. I'm a mental health provider and will defend a person tooth and claw over their mental health, but when they ignore it, ruin everyone around them, and blame everyone else, well...who am I fooling, I would treat them with the same dignity and worth as anyone else, if seeing them personally. In a situation like this, however, I will not forgive them for their actions.
Exactly. Now he's clearly speaking out in a timed manner to get more clicks and attention at draft time. Come at me three weeks after the season with your confessions, bro, and I'll believe you aren't "confessing" to feed your ego/image.He could start by staying the hell out of the news. Continuing to run one’s mouth to all who will listen seems to be feeding his ego
Keim is a former GM. He absolutely understands that he needs to stay relevant and needs to market himself.Exactly. Now he's clearly speaking out in a timed manner to get more clicks and attention at draft time. Come at me three weeks after the season with your confessions, bro, and I'll believe you aren't "confessing" to feed your ego/image.
Yep, and that's scumbag behavior. Really sheds bad light on MH issues rather than positive light. How many people will right the MH angle off as "psh, he's just in it for the clicks" and generalize that to a broader stigmatization?Keim is a former GM. He absolutely understands that he needs to stay relevant and needs to market himself.
This was definitely timed to get some views from NFL people. To partially cleanse some of the stink from the end of his run.
I just listened to it, and it sounded exactly like this to me. Planned out and specifically released right before the draft. "Look at me - I am a victim !!" "Sure, I was rich and very successful, but I was sad, too." Poor guy. Did not sound authentic like a guy hoping that telling what he went through might help someone else.Also the timing of this a day or two before the draft is again so self aggrandizing. This dude has made a career out this
What did he say about him?Funniest part was when he was talking about Robert Nkemdiche.
What did he say about him?
I think I was on the same highway as you when that sports radio program came on. Was that you, Chris, Krang, and Brian going road-rage bumper tag on that 12-passenger van full of nuns?This dirtball was on sports radio on my drive home and I wanted to puke.
You just don't draft guys like that.Knowing that Nkemdiche had a lot of red flags, but drafting him anyways with the defensive line coach's blessing that he'll personally commit to helping him mature and then one year later that same coach going up to Keim and saying, "f**k that, I cant coach this guy!"