@KirkEvans0@cappin_jackson@AbnormallyDist Ovechkin is by far the most famous athlete in Russia and the one with the most influence in its country. By a mile. And it’s not even remotely close. You act as if other much lesser known athletes are being asked to participate and are turning Putin down. You’re naive.
@j_davidson00@Bullsvikes23@SoldierFieldBlg Correct. Your comment about points is still completely irrelevant because a team can still put up a ton of yards but fail to score points. No one cares about how little points they scored in a game.
@salmanfredi What EVIDENCE do you have firsthand that suggest he isn’t one? We all can see performance on the field. Thats tangible. What are you non-performance related tangible facts that say he’s a bad leader?
@dmddusseau@AdamProteau He ignores what happened to Panarin and Zadorov when they refused to acknowledge Putin. And they are 2% the stars in Russia that Ovechkin is. Ovechkin has influence in Russia like no other athlete. Adam can’t wrap his mind around that.
@DeathToWoke69@AdamProteau@Proteautype Adam won’t respond to this. He’s extremely biased and chooses to ignore factual concrete information such as this.
@TicTacTitans Wish someone asked him directly about the wildcat call and if he agreed with it. You won’t turn a 4th and 1 essentially into a 4th and 5 with a non power back like Pollard. Just asinine to say you felt good about that.
@TicTacTitans Still can’t continue to make awful play calls in the redzone. Also 3rd down has been a disaster. 32nd in the league in 3rd and long, believe they’re 0-26 or something over 7 yards.
@TheChadWithrow You’re such a dumbass. Every NFL player in history would act like this. No one waits for media alone, especially after a loss on the road. And they certainly aren’t ever being recorded for footage to be released after the fact. Your karma will catch up with you, no doubt.