'Cowardly' Blabber gets burned by his peers

by Ed Valentine on Sep 7, 2007 12:20 PM EDT in New York Giants News

You just have to love this, Giants fans. Tiki Blabber's media peers have taken him to the woodshed for his comments about his old team.

Former players-turned-broadcasters said that Blabber's comments were way out of bounds.

An example from Fox Sports Net's Rodney Peete.

"To go at somebody's character after you're done playing is cowardly."

Even Michael Irvin said Blabber was "absolutely wrong" for ripping his former coach and team.

Maybe Blabber will get the message. When Irvin is among those saying you are out of line, then you have to know it's time to shut your trap.

Whether he does or not, at least we can enjoy the fact that Blabber is on the receiving end of ridicule for a change.

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Annoying

You know, I think we should just stick with football and the upcomming season. Let Tiki do his thing, let it roll off and continue with football blogs. No offence to you ETVal, I know you are putting anything up that has to do with the Giants, but this is starting to become annoying. Lets act like the Giants's new motto this year.

by Max G-Men on Sep 7, 2007 12:33 PM EDT reply actions

I hear you

I just felt like this had to be mentioned.

by Ed Valentine on Sep 7, 2007 12:43 PM EDT up reply actions

WFAN

I think any Giants fan going after Barber for what they're read that he said you should check out the interview he did with Mike and the Mad Dog this afternoon. It was very candid, very enlightening, and exposed some of what's being attributed to him as half truths.

Bleeding Green Nation Philadelphia Eagles Blog

by JasonB on Sep 7, 2007 6:12 PM EDT reply actions

Ever heard of spin?

I think Tiki is backpedaling and spinning now, because all of a sudden the light has gone off in his head that he has made himself look like a moron. I haven't heard the interview and don't intend to listen to it. I'm tired of Blabber -- tired of reading about him, hearing about him, discussing him and writing about him.

by Ed Valentine on Sep 7, 2007 11:56 PM EDT up reply actions