Was anyone else disturbed by Keyshawn Johnson when he had his interview with Chad Johnson?

Question

What were your thoughts of the interview? Do you think Ocho Cinco is the problem?

Answer 1

I thought it was interesting for Keyshawn to relate to Chad's actions as the problem when he did similar things,though not quite as arrogant. They were and are capable of being premiere players. Problem? he can play and all good players want the ball he just needs to get it done on the field.Some of his antics are provocative, but that's 85!!!!!

Answer 2

Chad Johnson is not THE PROBLEM with the Bengals, their defense is abysmal, that's the true problem. They won this weekend, but they actually gave up 31 points to the Jets, that's horrible.

The issue for Chad is that he's doing a little too much talking and not enough leading; even if he's on the offense, he's supposed to be a leader on that team, especially since he's been in the league 7 years. He needs to grow up.

Keyshawn? I think Keyshawn was being slightly hypocritical of Chad, considering his antics while in the league. I was very angry when he made those comments about Wayne Cherbet, who was sorta like the David Eckstein of football. He also talked too much, most wide recievers do.

Answer 3

Yeah that was a little tense. I think Chad Johnson is just frustrated and he is sick of the criticism but I do think he is hurting them more then he is helping at this point. To Keyshawn's credit, he remained cool throughout the entire interview, even when Chad got a little heated. I think that says alot about their relationship.

Answer 4

Keyshawn is a idiot

chad isn't the problem with the team, and I don't believe he hurts the team with what he does. ocho cinco may play harder than anybody else on that team. Keyshawn has always had an issue with people with big personalities upstaging him.
I mean Keyshawn wrote a damn book. If he wasn't dangerous to his team than no one in history was. He was deactivated because of his issues in the lockerroom and on the practice field. He went from superbowl champion to deactivation in one year. He is a idiot!

Answer 5

Ocho Cinco is not the problem. Keyshawn had his *** handed to him by a player who is focused on his task. It kind of reminded me of the interview between Jim Gray and Pete Rose during the (2003??) all star game.....very awkward and very uncomfortable. I think ESPN is trying to turn Keyshawn in to some kind of real reporter. Stick to predictions, Keyshawn, and leave the interviews to REAL reporters.

Answer 6

Well, Keyshawn tells it like it is...and thats good...Chad is sometimes too much drama and should just shut up and play...

Problem with Keyshawn is it is sort of hypocritical, cause he had an ego too when he played...

Neither one of them are near the king of drama though...They didn't rip a team apart...not to mention 2...like TO...

Answer 7

I think Chad is part of the problem. I do not think he is the sole problem. I think he gets away with way more than any of the wr's in the league and unfairly so.

I do not think its Chad's fault that half of the starting defense is in jail or suspended from too many run ins with the law.

and its not Chad's fault that the back ups filling in for the injured jailed and other wise not the regular starting people on the team stink.

Answer 8

I though it was amusing I think keyshawn was getting a little pissed nah hes not the problem the bengals and thier d is the problem as a matter of fact the bengals as a TEAM is the problem

Answer 9

Both of them have huge egos and want to be the center of attention. Its no different in an interview than it was on the field. Chad is obviously not happy with this season so far.

Answer 10

MEshawn has a bad memory. He had problems everywhere. The Tampa Bay Bucs sent him home 4 weeks early because he was such a disruption. He shouldn't point fingers at anyone.