Saints released Michael Thomas per Duncan; Thomas & Winston are Post-June 1 cuts (2 Viewers)

No lies detected, Michael Thomas had a few good years, but to say that he was a team player. It was a bit of a stretch, just look at the Pedegree where he comes from, Keyshawn Johnson was the biggest prima donna in the league when he was productive, but the minute he didn’t get the ball he started crying like a little B%@ch. Personally, the minute Michael Thomas lost his luster with me, was when he sucker punched a teammate in practice. #bye-bye
Mine was the first twitter tantrum after his Rookie season.
 
@Jason_OTC should prepare for a barrage of nasty tweets, and possibly a brick through his car window, from MT.
I hope that happens and MT gets arrested for it!
 
I am fine with saying that a dead man is dead. Everyone knows it, so what’s the point of tiptoeing around it?

I don’t think anyone is paying or expecting Michael Thomas to be a press secretary, giving a polished message that is both insightful and political. He is going to be raw with his messaging, and he’s going to speak his mind. People appreciate that communication rather than the normal prepackaged message that isn’t going to give you any insight into the team, or how things are on the other side of the door.

I will miss that.

He was a fine receiver, and it’s unfortunate that it is coming to an end like this.

I’m sure that once MT is officially off the team things will rebound, and every week we will perform like we did those final two weeks of this past year. Right?

At the very least at least Jeff Duncan knows where he stands.
I don't think anyone expected MT to a polished press secretary. One would have hoped that he'd have matured a little during his seven seasons in the NFL and that he's now into his 30s. You don't have to have a PR degree to express your thoughts in a respectful, non-petty, non-juvenile manner.

And before you put me in the "hater" camp, I'm not. Quite the opposite. I'm a big fan, and sad to see him go and the departure happening this way. That's what makes his attitude so disappointing.

As for calling a dead man a dead man, am I correct in assuming you mean that he was simply speaking the truth about Brees' arm strength? And if so, then he basically blamed the loss of the playoff game on Brees (do you think that was the case?). And also by extension he implied that he'd have had a better game if his QB could throw the ball further he could have taken advantage of MT's blazing speed to get behind the secondary?

But we all have our points of view and that's where I guess you were going with the "taboo" retorts. You're okay with that behavior and "will miss that." I'll miss his tenacity and football prowess on the field but not his childish attacks via social media and lack of accountability.
 
I don't think anyone expected MT to a polished press secretary. One would have hoped that he'd have matured a little during his seven seasons in the NFL and that he's now into his 30s. You don't have to have a PR degree to express your thoughts in a respectful, non-petty, non-juvenile manner.

And before you put me in the "hater" camp, I'm not. Quite the opposite. I'm a big fan, and sad to see him go and the departure happening this way. That's what makes his attitude so disappointing.

As for calling a dead man a dead man, am I correct in assuming you mean that he was simply speaking the truth about Brees' arm strength? And if so, then he basically blamed the loss of the playoff game on Brees (do you think that was the case?). And also by extension he implied that he'd have had a better game if his QB could throw the ball further he could have taken advantage of MT's blazing speed to get behind the secondary?

But we all have our points of view and that's where I guess you were going with the "taboo" retorts. You're okay with that behavior and "will miss that." I'll miss his tenacity and football prowess on the field but not his childish attacks via social media and lack of accountability.

I will miss the 2018-2019 Michael Thomas that just spammed 🤫 on twitter while catching 12 passes for 130 yards a game. The 2020 season changed him, because he got progressively more unhinged every consecutive year. The person Michael Thomas is now? Not going to miss him.

That said, Duncan is a hoe.
 
I'm gonna miss him.

I don't understand people getting bent out of shape about his tweeting, like, at all. But such is life.

Onward and upward (or at least onward).
 
I don't think anyone expected MT to a polished press secretary. One would have hoped that he'd have matured a little during his seven seasons in the NFL and that he's now into his 30s. You don't have to have a PR degree to express your thoughts in a respectful, non-petty, non-juvenile manner.

And before you put me in the "hater" camp, I'm not. Quite the opposite. I'm a big fan, and sad to see him go and the departure happening this way. That's what makes his attitude so disappointing.

As for calling a dead man a dead man, am I correct in assuming you mean that he was simply speaking the truth about Brees' arm strength? And if so, then he basically blamed the loss of the playoff game on Brees (do you think that was the case?). And also by extension he implied that he'd have had a better game if his QB could throw the ball further he could have taken advantage of MT's blazing speed to get behind the secondary?

But we all have our points of view and that's where I guess you were going with the "taboo" retorts. You're okay with that behavior and "will miss that." I'll miss his tenacity and football prowess on the field but not his childish attacks via social media and lack of accountability.
I don’t think he was blaming Brees for anything. Without reading into his tweet he was saying that his quarterback didn’t have the arm to complete a certain pass.

Reading SR.com at the end of Brees’ career, this was talked about ad nauseam. MT didn’t need to mention the topic for everyone here to talk about it. So MT saying it, opponents saying it, fans saying it, we all knew that Brees had no arm left. No harm in calling a spade a spade.

Like you, I appreciate Mike Thomas and what he did for us during our time here. I will root for him wherever he goes (outside of the NFC South).
 
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