Wes Welker Hates On Asante Samuel
Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker thinks former teammate Asante Samuel is stupid for leaving New England.
“Asante’s a great player, so it hurts not to have a guy like that. But then again, it’s part of the business of the game,” Welker said. “He chose money over championships, and that’s the way it goes sometimes.”
Samuel is a moron for leaving the Patriots but he won’t be the last player to leave a great situation just for a couple extra bucks.
Plus once the Eagles find out he really isn’t that good and that he was just a product of a great system, Samuel will come crawling back to New England.
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Posted on June 30, 2008 by Brian Ethridge | Filed Under NFL, New England Patriots
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There’s no more damning indictment than that: “chose money over championships”.
And he’s right ofcourse - that is part of modern sport.
Well as long as we all know that money gets spent, whereas the memory of winning trophies, and the adoration of the fans, stays with you forever!
Totally agreed. He played the NE system very well — let’s see how he does with JJ