Just happened to catch this interview this morning, I don't know if ESPN podcasts their shows but it's probably worth a listen if they do.

I was pretty impressed with Silvy for coming down on a fellow "team member" and (dare I say it) speaking truth to power regarding Schlereth's meatheaded comments about RGIII and Jay Cutler.

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Silvy is a great interviewer. Didn't let Sclereth off the hook and asked good questions.

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Schlereth is such a turd. I wish they would send him up the river with the likes of Sean Salisbury and Jay Marrioti.

Listening to Sclereth try and walk back his Cutler comments was cringe-worthty but also quite amusing.

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Yeah. Kinda sounded like he was trying to use the "everyone else is doing it" defense in regard to the Cutler criticism at first. Sort of admitted he was wrong. Tried too hard to save face.

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I'm a long time Silvy guy.

I even met him once!

Schlereth is the poster boy for "when did you play in the League?" attitude, which in itself is enough for PTFB from me- I was glad to hear Silvy ripping him "face to face" this morning. You cannot have any idea how bad an injury to another person hurts or hinders their play- you can only relate how your own injury of a similar nature affected you. ( I once tried to relate my hernia operation to my wife's cesarian delivery- if the pain was anywhere similar, she showed she is at least ten(10) times tougher than I...)

Stink needs to concentrate more on his acting career- more movies like Red Dawn will ensure no one has to endure much of him.

This is doubly funny considering his tweet making fun of people for coming up to him and saying they would have made it in the NFL but for their own injuries.

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