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5. I don't object to him leaving the interview

Wed Feb 10, 2016, 02:10 PM

Feb 2016

I find his constant dancing and celebrations silly and poor sportsmanship. Being a crappy interview after losing the biggest game of your life and being physically hit a lot would make most people crabby.

But I find all of the dancing and goofing off silly. It was stupid when J.J. Watt did that selfish celebration, it was childish when Wes Welker made a snow angel with his team up 30 points. It was stupid when the Chicago lineman blew his knee out celebrating a sack with his team down by 30 points.

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Newton isn't sorry for acting like sore loser [View all] rocktivity Feb 2016 OP

I'm glad he walked out. That was nothing but a media ambush with the Bronco interviews Elwood P Dowd Feb 2016 #1

I call it the "emotional regulator." JayhawkSD Feb 2016 #2

And when Paycheck walked off the field early in his SB loss to the Saints... trotsky Feb 2016 #3

Mahalo (thank you)! KamaAina Feb 2016 #4

Chris Chase is wrong...both acted poorly IMHO joeybee12 Feb 2016 #6

I don't object to him leaving the interview mythology Feb 2016 #5

He's more than happy to have the media around when he's showing off rocktivity Feb 2016 #7

Of course Cam doesn't have the market cornered on pro athlete sore loser sulking or tantrums rocktivity Feb 2016 #8

�Show me a good loser and I�ll show you a loser,� may go down in the annals. El Supremo Feb 2016 #9

But are BAD losers (and guys who are not nice) more LIKELY to be winners? rocktivity Feb 2016 #10