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Beason: "250 yards were on us"


MorgulKing

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I didn't see this posted yet and it's definitely post worthy. Courtsey of Charlotte Observer:

"Linebcker Jon Beason is a prideful player and one of those guys who will answer a reporter's question straight-up.

Monday afternoon, still less than 24 hours after a 34-28 overtime loss to the Giants, Beason was asked about New York's big night running the ball. The Giants rolled up 301 yards on the ground, most by an opponent in Panthers history. Derrick Ward had 215 of them, an individual record for an opponent. After blaming sloppy play and poor communication on the Panthers' inability to stop the Giants' running game, Beason was asked if the talents of Ward and backfield mate Brandon Jacobs might have had something to do with it.

"I hate you asked that question," Beason said. "The politically correct thing to say is they're a great combination of running backs -- really good backs. And they are. But based on the film, of the 300 yards, let's say, uh, 250 were on us. That's how I'll answer that question.""

http://blogs.charlotte.com/panthers/2008/12/beasons-non-pc.html

I like that response. Get fired up D we need you in the coming weeks!! :mad5:

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