Paul Daugherty Enquirer columnist files news and observations
Paul Daugherty has been an Enquirer sports columnist since 1994 and has been chronicling Cincinnati sports since 1988. He has covered almost every major sporting event in America, as well as five Summer Olympics. Along the way, he has been named one of the country's top-5 sports columnists four times, and Ohio columnist of the year on seven different occasions. Last year, he was voted 2nd-best sports columnist in the country, by the Associated Press Sports Editors.
Drew declaring that "this matter will be handled privately & very professionally" ... on You Tube, priceless. He must be talking the "profession" of prostitution.
Sort of like the mouth on Barry's swollen head saying "I never knowingly.....".
Paul while I agree w/ your comments I would not suggest watching this at work. After I watched last night I took a shower to wash the slime and dirt off. About the only missing from the video is Rosenhaus saying "Next Question". Which should be how do the people who spent $ on 85 jerseys feel now?
The people who bought the number 85 jersey feel the same way Ryan Freel and Josh hamilton fans feel when they bought their jerseys. One thing is different, Chad had NEVER BEEN ARRESTED OR BANNED FROM THE NFL FOR TAKING DRUGS. Next question.......you like apples? How do you like thise grapes smart guy?
I can't believe you guys are wasting time worried about stuff like this. Chad is an All-Pro receiver, and signed to a contract here. He either shows up and plays, or he doesn't and will not get paid. He is not the problem with the team nor the organization. Last I checked he didn't play on the 30th ranked defense in the NFL. His last name isn't Brown either.
Just had a thought, in a crosstown transaction perhaps the Bengals should trade Chad Johnson to the Reds for Adam Dunn. The Bengals need good linemen and Dunn fits the mold while the Reds need some excitement, someone to stir the pot a bit. I think the problem is that they're both in the wrong sport. Dunn is quiet and stoic, like a lineman. And if Chad starts mouthing-off, a few "knock down" pitches will quiet him down in a hurry. Wadda' ya' think?
Just a thought Paul you wouldn't even be aloud to carry Chad Johnson's jock so get off his back and whine and moan about how he won't talk to you to someone who cares.
Mike Brown should create new one-year contracts for every player and coach. They should include a modest base salary with performance bonuses capable of reaching the highest pay for that position. They should include penalty clauses with suspensions without pay and fines for the conviction of breaking any laws. They should also include suspension without pay and fines for violating any NFL league policy. Trying to renegotiate a contract in public, the press, etc. should be considered breach of contract and constitute immediate cancellation of said contract. Great players/coaches would make great pay, good players/coaches would make good pay, poor performing players/coaches would get paid poorly and bad ones would make little or nothing. Bengal employees could be contracted with a similar contract but different performance incentives and penalties. Take legal control lawyer Mike Brown.
It's a joke that Chad's agent was quoted as saying, ..."whatevfer conversations I am having wiht the Bengals regarding Chad will remain private". Just like a lawyer. He wants Chad mouthing off to the national media, blowing off the local media, but when it comes time for the agent to speak he wants to remain mum.
It never bothered me when Chad did a dance, or gave the football C.P.R. or got up on the televisino camera mount. Just as long as you produce, baby. Just score. Just win. As long as helped the team, I don't care if he parachuted off the Carew Tower. But NOW he is HURTING the team. He is making the Bengals less attractive to other players (free agents) that might think about coming here. After the turnaround of our image the past 5 years, now this. You want to sit, Chad? Let him sit, sit, sit. I wouldn't take anything less than a lst-2nd round pick AND an impact player for him if he's traded. The $$ Bengals would lose under the cap could have bought another impact player. So either we get BIGTIME RETURN for him, or sit his sorry carcass.
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Drew declaring that "this matter will be handled privately & very professionally" ... on You Tube, priceless.
He must be talking the "profession" of prostitution.
Sort of like the mouth on Barry's swollen head saying "I never knowingly.....".
Paul while I agree w/ your comments I would not suggest watching this at work. After I watched last night I took a shower to wash the slime and dirt off. About the only missing from the video is Rosenhaus saying "Next Question". Which should be how do the people who spent $ on 85 jerseys feel now?
Robert Young
Milford
The people who bought the number 85 jersey feel the same way Ryan Freel and Josh hamilton fans feel when they bought their jerseys. One thing is different, Chad had NEVER BEEN ARRESTED OR BANNED FROM THE NFL FOR TAKING DRUGS. Next question.......you like apples? How do you like thise grapes smart guy?
I can't believe you guys are wasting time worried about stuff like this.
Chad is an All-Pro receiver, and signed to a contract here.
He either shows up and plays, or he doesn't and will not get paid.
He is not the problem with the team nor the organization.
Last I checked he didn't play on the 30th ranked defense in the NFL.
His last name isn't Brown either.
Just had a thought, in a crosstown transaction perhaps the Bengals should trade Chad Johnson to the Reds for Adam Dunn. The Bengals need good linemen and Dunn fits the mold while the Reds need some excitement, someone to stir the pot a bit. I think the problem is that they're both in the wrong sport. Dunn is quiet and stoic, like a lineman. And if Chad starts mouthing-off, a few "knock down" pitches will quiet him down in a hurry. Wadda' ya' think?
Just a thought Paul you wouldn't even be aloud to carry Chad Johnson's jock so get off his back and whine and moan about how he won't talk to you to someone who cares.
Smart guys no how to spell 1:33
Very funny, 8:11 >> I think.
hey anon 1:33! is that you Chad?
Mike Brown should create new one-year contracts for every player and coach. They should include a modest base salary with performance bonuses capable of reaching the highest pay for that position. They should include penalty clauses with suspensions without pay and fines for the conviction of breaking any laws. They should also include suspension without pay and fines for violating any NFL league policy. Trying to renegotiate a contract in public, the press, etc. should be considered breach of contract and constitute immediate cancellation of said contract. Great players/coaches would make great pay, good players/coaches would make good pay, poor performing players/coaches would get paid poorly and bad ones would make little or nothing. Bengal employees could be contracted with a similar contract but different performance incentives and penalties.
Take legal control lawyer Mike Brown.
Tar Heel Fan, Chad is not intelligent and mature enough to know what a jock strap is.
It's a joke that Chad's agent was quoted as saying, ..."whatevfer conversations I am having wiht the Bengals regarding Chad will remain private". Just like a lawyer. He wants Chad mouthing off to the national media, blowing off the local media, but when it comes time for the agent to speak he wants to remain mum.
It never bothered me when Chad did a dance, or gave the football C.P.R. or got up on the televisino camera mount. Just as long as you produce, baby. Just score. Just win. As long as helped the team, I don't care if he parachuted off the Carew Tower. But NOW he is HURTING the team. He is making the Bengals less attractive to other players (free agents) that might think about coming here. After the turnaround of our image the past 5 years, now this. You want to sit, Chad? Let him sit, sit, sit. I wouldn't take anything less than a lst-2nd round pick AND an impact player for him if he's traded. The $$ Bengals would lose under the cap could have bought another impact player. So either we get BIGTIME RETURN for him, or sit his sorry carcass.
Photo of Chad holding an Ocho Cinco Redskins jersey:
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