09-02-2019, 10:55 AM
Quote: @JimmyinSD said:
I just find it interesting. None of it is really surprising. As you say, why not make a little money on t-shirts and I believe he actually was giving most of the proceeds to charity? So good on Kyle. Nothing bad about the kid at all, I was rooting for the guy to progress just like we all were when the team snagged him from Denver. Its just interesting he bought into some hype about himself when in reality, the coaches needed to see a lot more. Can't just say, 'Im a gamer' to rationalize shortcomings. He seemed in denial about that.@StickyBun said:
he was self promoting (almost like he was admitting his fame was fleeting and trying to cash in) the shirts were lame as hell. family... well find a mom or dad whos kid isnt deserving of more.@comet52 said:
Yeah, I followed Sloter on Twitter. He got off on fans thinking he was some kind of great QB in waiting. I don't think he's the most mature kid. And the 'Sloter House' t-shirts?? LMAO. I wonder if any other practice squad QBs are marketing t-shirts with their name on them. And his family also got a bit silly about it all.@BlackMagic7 said:
He was not claimed off waivers. He signed with Arizona's practice squad as a free agent.
What if we offered him a spot on our practice squad but he told us to F off? What if we didn't, which is the reality of the situation. Him and his parents lobbying in the media for him to get a better spot on the team was pretty much the end in purple for KS. Teams have no time for 3rd string guys creating distractions which is about as dumb as it gets for a 3rd string guy to be doing.
His talent for sandlot football against 3rd string scrubs with no real schemes or complex defenses is nice but not enough to build an NFL starter's career upon.