DE Nick Bosa "Smaller Bear" NO POLITICS

Originally posted by Method:
Bosa is who id trade to make room for Brock if we need it. Bosa getting worked by mahomes multiple runs is etched in my brain. Can't hold his side, not a game breaking player at all in the superbowl. See Chris Jones vs bosa, no comparison of these two

Bosa sets the line but agree that he needs better cleats.

He fell over on a number of plays, or his feet fell from beneath him.

Originally posted by thl408:
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There are places to discuss non-football related topics on the Webzone - Niner Talk is not that place.

are we allowed to discuss how his behavior, regardless of whether we approve or not, can potentially affect the team ?

Originally posted by the_dynasty:

Originally posted by thl408:
If anyone makes a post not related to football in this thread, it will get deleted and your ability to post will be suspended.

There are places to discuss non-football related topics on the Webzone - Niner Talk is not that place.

are we allowed to discuss how his behavior, regardless of whether we approve or not, can potentially affect the team ?

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Originally posted by redrathman:

Originally posted by the_dynasty:

Originally posted by thl408:
If anyone makes a post not related to football in this thread, it will get deleted and your ability to post will be suspended.

There are places to discuss non-football related topics on the Webzone - Niner Talk is not that place.

are we allowed to discuss how his behavior, regardless of whether we approve or not, can potentially affect the team ?

Will wait for the stick to sports crowd to check in. Sure they will any moment. https://t.co/QNJkdwn6EI

— mike freeman (@mikefreemanNFL) October 28, 2024

Ya do it in the PL. We got plenty of politics threads there.

Him endorsing Kamala or Trump isn't going to to impact his swim move or setting the edge.

With all due respect, I'm asking a mod and would prefer an answer from him...

Regardless of whether or not you support anyone, I think a player sending any political message in the postgame show on national TV isn't that common.

So to me it seems like a fair topic to ask about the impact of this on the locker room. This team has 53 players and I'm sure some of them have their own political views. Like imo it's a fair enough question to ask if its OK for any of them now to do a similar thing to what Bosa did?

There's a way to discuss what happened without devolving into the whole "my side good your side bad" but that's why I'm asking a mod. Don't want to be banned.

Originally posted by the_dynasty:
are we allowed to discuss how his behavior, regardless of whether we approve or not, can potentially affect the team ?

Lolol Bosa has had the same views for a while. The team is not suddenly shocked or anything lol.

Really like how Bosa has been playing this year.

Originally posted by the_dynasty:
With all due respect, I'm asking a mod and would prefer an answer from him...

Regardless of whether or not you support anyone, I think a player sending any political message in the postgame show on national TV isn't that common.

So to me it seems like a fair topic to ask about the impact of this on the locker room. This team has 53 players and I'm sure some of them have their own political views. Like imo it's a fair enough question to ask if its OK for any of them now to do a similar thing to what Bosa did?

There's a way to discuss what happened without devolving into the whole "my side good your side bad" but that's why I'm asking a mod. Don't want to be banned.

This is fair and I agree. I could see potential friction in the locker room in situations like these

Originally posted by the_dynasty:

With all due respect, I'm asking a mod and would prefer an answer from him...

Regardless of whether or not you support anyone, I think a player sending any political message in the postgame show on national TV isn't that common.

So to me it seems like a fair topic to ask about the impact of this on the locker room. This team has 53 players and I'm sure some of them have their own political views. Like imo it's a fair enough question to ask if its OK for any of them now to do a similar thing to what Bosa did?

There's a way to discuss what happened without devolving into the whole "my side good your side bad" but that's why I'm asking a mod. Don't want to be banned.

Everyone knows especially the mods this discussion will end poorly.

Originally posted by 5thSFG:
This is fair and I agree. I could see potential friction in the locker room in situations like these

The teammates seemed to laugh it off and it wasn't a big deal. I think you all are thinking about this too much lol. Zoners probably had more of a reaction than anyone in their locker room lol.

But anyway..

Can't wait to see Bosa get Baker again:). "BAayykerr, Bayyker".

Originally posted by Montana:
Lolol Bosa has had the same views for a while. The team is not suddenly shocked or anything lol.

Really like how Bosa has been playing this year.

Its not about the views but moreso how and when they were expressed. Ie, I think there'd be a very different response if he just posted them on his social media after the game was long over.

These views were expressed on the field in a deliberate fashion after a team win. Personally I think it was selfish, no matter what political message it was.

To me, it just seems another unnecesary media thing this team has to worry about now.

Anyway I'm gonna shut my trap until thl lets me know. Lol

Originally posted by Montana:

Originally posted by 5thSFG:
This is fair and I agree. I could see potential friction in the locker room in situations like these

The teammates seemed to laugh it off and it wasn't a big deal. I think you all are thinking about this too much lol. Zoners probably had more of a reaction than anyone in their locker room lol.

But anyway..

Can't wait to see Bosa get Baker again:). "BAayykerr, Bayyker".

I didn't think about it beyond reading a comment and typing some words in response.

oh man I forgot the baaaykkerrr. What a great memory

Originally posted by Strwy2Hevn:

Originally posted by the_dynasty:
With all due respect, I'm asking a mod and would prefer an answer from him...

Regardless of whether or not you support anyone, I think a player sending any political message in the postgame show on national TV isn't that common.

So to me it seems like a fair topic to ask about the impact of this on the locker room. This team has 53 players and I'm sure some of them have their own political views. Like imo it's a fair enough question to ask if its OK for any of them now to do a similar thing to what Bosa did?

There's a way to discuss what happened without devolving into the whole "my side good your side bad" but that's why I'm asking a mod. Don't want to be banned.

Everyone knows especially the mods this discussion will end poorly.

Right now, with the proximity of the election, I would prefer to veer towards safety. I think it is highly unlikely that players go public in their political views and if it does become a public issue we can deal with the matter then. For the time being all that is being asked for is for idle speculation about the locker room to be allowed. This thread shows how quickly that gets out of hand. So in the absence of specific information about the impact I think that the issue is simple. Politics in the politics threads, football in the football threads. PM the Mods if something specific comes to light. I suspect that the players will deal with internal disagreements in an adult fashion. I hope so, anyway.

Originally posted by the_dynasty:
With all due respect, I'm asking a mod and would prefer an answer from him...

Regardless of whether or not you support anyone, I think a player sending any political message in the postgame show on national TV isn't that common.

So to me it seems like a fair topic to ask about the impact of this on the locker room. This team has 53 players and I'm sure some of them have their own political views. Like imo it's a fair enough question to ask if its OK for any of them now to do a similar thing to what Bosa did?

There's a way to discuss what happened without devolving into the whole "my side good your side bad" but that's why I'm asking a mod. Don't want to be banned.

I do think after this(insert space "always has been" meme), it is fair game to discuss it's impact on the locker room.

I just feel it is a moot point because i doubt the locker room cares that much. Most people have nuanced views, and in a personal environment like a locker room those are hashed out. And most people have the agree to disagree mentality.

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by Strwy2Hevn:

Originally posted by the_dynasty:
With all due respect, I'm asking a mod and would prefer an answer from him...

Regardless of whether or not you support anyone, I think a player sending any political message in the postgame show on national TV isn't that common.

So to me it seems like a fair topic to ask about the impact of this on the locker room. This team has 53 players and I'm sure some of them have their own political views. Like imo it's a fair enough question to ask if its OK for any of them now to do a similar thing to what Bosa did?

There's a way to discuss what happened without devolving into the whole "my side good your side bad" but that's why I'm asking a mod. Don't want to be banned.

Everyone knows especially the mods this discussion will end poorly.

Right now, with the proximity of the election, I would prefer to veer towards safety. I think it is highly unlikely that players go public in their political views and if it does become a public issue we can deal with the matter then. For the time being all that is being asked for is for idle speculation about the locker room to be allowed. This thread shows how quickly that gets out of hand. So in the absence of specific information about the impact I think that the issue is simple. Politics in the politics threads, football in the football threads. PM the Mods if something specific comes to light. I suspect that the players will deal with internal disagreements in an adult fashion. I hope so, anyway.

Re-reading this I see one way in which I could have been clearer. Players can go public in their political views. I think that the team will take steps to ensure that they do not go public in discussing any resulting disagreements.