OT: Joey Bosa Shows Some Buckeye Class on Twitter

Submitted by BursleyHall82 on

Joey Bosa picked a really good time - the NFL Combine - to show that he can't take any criticism on Twitter. He told his critics that "I'll be retired when I'm 35 and you'll be slaving away to pay back student loan debt."

I'm sure that all his fans who are slaving away to pay back student loan dept are reassured to know that Joey Bosa will constantly remind them that he's a superior human being.

Then, for some reason, he Tweeted a picture of his dinner.

http://collegespun.com/big-ten/ohio-state/joey-bosa-went-off-on-twitter…

 

FauxMo

March 1st, 2016 at 8:14 PM ^

This is a young man who doesn't seem to know a lot about the potential negative outcomes of his chosen career. Rich, retired and in perfect health at 35 is possible, but I'd say it's quite unlikely. Physically damaged for life, out of the league and broke at 30 is also possible, and probably more likely. Broke and both physically and mentally significantly impaired at 45 is also quite possible. Buckeye or not, he needs to learn a bit more about what his future may be like, IMO...

DairyQueen

March 2nd, 2016 at 12:29 AM ^

Typically, people who speak/display the world-view that he is communicating right now come from a place of privilege, entitlement, and preferential treatment.

That usually doesn't happen in the tough, humbling sports such as football (or hockey, rugby, judo, etc).

Oh, wait, that's right, Urbin Myer.....

DairyQueen

March 2nd, 2016 at 12:34 AM ^

Also, the joke's on Bosa.

If you find your passion (not necessarily static/fixed), then you get enjoy a potentially 40-50 year path to mastery, skill, stimulation, enlightenment, and learning.

You'll read over and over again in sports psych, athletes always say the career is so short, it's here and gone before you know it, enjoy it while it lasts, because you've got a lot of life ahead of you after this.

 

 

blahblahblahh

March 1st, 2016 at 8:20 PM ^

...and then the CTE combined with the emptiness of no longer playing the game he was passionate about his entire live will drive him into a deep depression.

just kidding.

right?