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Pryor Interview

  • Good for a laugh.

    Terrelle Pryor looking forward to fresh start under Oakland Raiders' new regime - Jim Trotter - SI.com

    Raiders backup quarterback Terrelle Pryor barely hesitated on April 29 when he received a question about his mental state. The tweet read:

    sportsillustrated.cnn.com
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    JettaPSU2001 ●

  • HAHA... I laughed too!

    "I had to pay my mother's heat bill! Luckily... I kept the top up on the Z on the way her house!"

    hahahaha!

    PSU30jr ●

  • I think he's an impending train wreck for any team that takes a chance on him. I expect in 10 years he'll be out of the league, and out of money. He would have been better off playing for Joe.

    Rick81

  • He's an idiot. He won't write his book, he can't write. I feel no sympathy for him. His handler, excuse me, his friend from before he was good at football, could have helped the family out no problem. Hes covered in over $1000 in tats, before he was drafted. Never looked like he had anything but the nicest clothes and suits. He's full of shit.

    This post was edited by MTayl72 on 5/9/2012 at 3:51 PM

    MTayl72 ●

  • Rick81 said...

    I think he's an impending train wreck for any team that takes a chance on him. I expect in 10 years he'll be out of the league, and out of money. He would have been better off playing for Joe.

    If he makes it to year 5 I will be surprised. This is one person I will not feel sorry for when I read about all of his money being gone and how he is "down on his luck".

    helpdesk

  • I'll set the over/under for TP's pro career at 4 years.

    I'll take the under to start the betting

    danmcc ●

  • Speechless. Struggling to be sympathetic ... yet failing at an epic level.

    His persona has been one of entitlement for years, and now we are to believe he is a deeply loving son that only wants to look out for his mom.

    Actions speak volumes. His words ring empty.

    MDAlum ●

  • MDAlum said...

    Speechless. Struggling to be sympathetic ... yet failing at an epic level.

    His persona has been one of entitlement for years, and now we are to believe he is a deeply loving son that only wants to look out for his mom.

    Actions speak volumes. His words ring empty.

    Everyone kill people, steals people....

    ezcheez2000 ●

  • Ghost writer on that book will not make enough to try to turn his ramblings into readable written words. What a toolbag.

    jcarlisle14

  • ezcheez2000 said...

    Everyone kill people, steals people....

    I'm sorry...WHAT???

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    A drinking town with a football problem.

    Animal ●

  • Animal said...

    I'm sorry...WHAT???

    Quote from a Pryor interview.

    danmcc ●

  • My bad. Office happy hour has slowed my cognitive ability...

    Go on with the chlorophyll!

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    A drinking town with a football problem.

    Animal ●

  • He sold his pants? Am I missing something?

    frxank ●

  • frxank said...

    He sold his pants? Am I missing something?

    ?? He sold pants (I think it might've been the gold pants they get for beating Michigan), along with other memorabilia, for cash/tatoos/cars/etc..

    You find out life's this game of inches, so is football. Because in either game, life or football-the margin for error is so small. -Pacino

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  • I have some friends that went to high school with him, they say he basically has the mind of a two year old with a 22 year old's body- not to bash on the kid, but they said he was always just immature

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    Charlie Mike.

    Kinnetaw

  • Kinnetaw said...

    I have some friends that went to high school with him, they say he basically has the mind of a two year old with a 22 year old's body- not to bash on the kid, but they said he was always just immature

    Don't ever insult my two year old cousin like that again...

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    RWC5113 ●

  • MTayl72 said...

    He's an idiot. He won't write his book, he can't write. I feel no sympathy for him. His handler, excuse me, his friend from before he was good at football, could have helped the family out no problem. Hes covered in over $1000 in tats, before he was drafted. Never looked like he had anything but the nicest clothes and suits. He's full of shit.

    This.

    Yes.

    The Heel

  • Pryor is a perfect exhibit of a kid entitled since middle school, with no sense of responsibility, accountability or character...

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    "Leadership is to be both a speaker of words and a doer of deeds" WE ARE and ALWAYS will be...... RIP JVP

    NitneeNut

  • I remember watching him at a few of his high school games. People were saying he was a once in a generation athlete, and for the most part, he was. From what I saw he was a freak athlete with massive amounts of potential. People connected to him said he would easily be a first round pick in the NFL draft, in not top 10. For a while there at OSU, it looked that way. Too bad he threw it all away. Too bad his greatest achievement was 2 BCS bowls. I find that's all I can really say for him is "too bad".

    I even worked out with him once in HS football. He was an incredibly hard worker. But you could tell he had a sense of entitlement and didn't put much thought & frankly didn't care about the consequences of any of his actions.

    I remember how much I wanted him to go to PSU and how disappointed I was when he chose OSU. Now I look back & scoff at myself for being so niave.

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    Charlie Mike.

    Kinnetaw

  • Kinnetaw said...

    I remember watching him at a few of his high school games. People were saying he was a once in a generation athlete, and for the most part, he was. From what I saw he was a freak athlete with massive amounts of potential. People connected to him said he would easily be a first round pick in the NFL draft, in not top 10. For a while there at OSU, it looked that way. Too bad he threw it all away. Too bad his greatest achievement was 2 BCS bowls. I find that's all I can really say for him is "too bad".

    I even worked out with him once in HS football. He was an incredibly hard worker. But you could tell he had a sense of entitlement and didn't put much thought & frankly didn't care about the consequences of any of his actions.

    I remember how much I wanted him to go to PSU and how disappointed I was when he chose OSU. Now I look back & scoff at myself for being so niave.

    Don't forget the kid likely got paid for his commitment. I still wish he came to PSU, but at the end of the day it was never meant to be due to a conflict between his attitude and the ideals of success with honor. Ultimately I wish he would have grown up a little more in his head rather than just physically.

    ForTheGlory90

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