Good News! Report: TE Gonzalez likely headed to Falcons

[terribleone]

Where is all this "Classy guy" talk coming from? He was the AFC West's biggest crybaby and threw his whole entire organization under the bus because he wants to go to a winning team.

Do you guys not remember how he treated the Chiefs last year?

What's the difference between this and Cutler?

Age??? but I agree. Great player, decent guy but not classy, Rice, Lynch, Dawkins is classy, not his ass. Saying all that he could play in denver for us anyday imo hahaha

[KCLadyFan]

Where is all this "Classy guy" talk coming from? He was the AFC West's biggest crybaby and threw his whole entire organization under the bus because he wants to go to a winning team.

Do you guys not remember how he treated the Chiefs last year?

What's the difference between this and Cutler?

Tony is a classy guy.Larry Johnson fits the description of the player you're talking about.

As far as how he treated the Chiefs last year...after Carl screwed him around and made an half ass attempt to trade him...he wasn't happy but he was on that field week after week playing like the probowler he is.Check out his stats for last season.Despite the Chiefs record,Tony had a hell of a season.

There's a huge difference between him and Cutler.No comparing them two as Tony went and played his heart out.So what he wanted to be traded,I don't blame him for wanting that.That wasn't a slam against his team mates.

[GridironChamp]

While Tony is a lot clasier guy than Cutler, I agree they did the same thing.

Difference is Tony did it right. Even after he was screwed he still didn't turn his
shoulder to the organization, he just said, "Try to win, or trade me to a team that
will." He couldnt go through another re-building stage at his age and he wanted
to get a Championship. He still went out and gave 100% regardless of what happened
in the front office.

He didn't trash talk anyone, and forever said he was a crybaby what the hell are
you talking about? He plays with the as much contact as OL in a game. Then
defenses, Denver started the trend, started complaining about how physical he
played even though he gets interfered with half of his routes. Not once did he
"trash" a ref after a game or a team.

[UberBroncoMan]

Where is all this "Classy guy" talk coming from? He was the AFC West's biggest crybaby and threw his whole entire organization under the bus because he wants to go to a winning team.

Do you guys not remember how he treated the Chiefs last year?

What's the difference between this and Cutler?

About 8 years where one had a lot of room to become even better.