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**domeffire** · 12-23-2010, 03:54 PM

I have the complete opposite impression of Ryan, Moose, that he's fairly beloved in most parts for his outsized personality and profanity.

Maybe I've been reading too many Philly and NY newspapers then, Salmon, and have a misguided sense on his popularity (or lack thereof). The NY papers have been all over him since the Pats/Dolphins losses, and then the tripping episode. And they are lambasting him today on this.

And Philly papers - well, we just hate anyone not from Philly for any reason we can invent (except, of course, if you were Cliff Lee). And there's a lot of dislike for Rex here among sportswriters for some reason, which is a little odd, given his dad.

12-23-2010, 03:54 PM	#15
domeffire Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 516 Senior Member	I have the complete opposite impression of Ryan, Moose, that he's fairly beloved in most parts for his outsized personality and profanity. Maybe I've been reading too many Philly and NY newspapers then, Salmon, and have a misguided sense on his popularity (or lack thereof). The NY papers have been all over him since the Pats/Dolphins losses, and then the tripping episode. And they are lambasting him today on this. And Philly papers - well, we just hate anyone not from Philly for any reason we can invent (except, of course, if you were Cliff Lee). And there's a lot of dislike for Rex here among sportswriters for some reason, which is a little odd, given his dad.
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