The behavior of Rams offensive guard Richie Incognito - past and present - drew more questions than any other topic at head coach Steve Spagnuolo's press conference today. Incognito incurred 35 yards in penalties, including two personal fouls for unnecessary roughness. “I know Richie Incognito is the Rams’ 2009 offensive guard,†he said. “I like his passion, but when passion leads to penalties that’s not a good thing. But I’d rather have that problem than trying to motivate guys to love the game of football. Yesterday’s over and we’re moving on.†Spagnuolo said that based on Incognito’s relatively calm behavior in camp, he thought his past misbehavior and temper control issues were behind him. “I thought he had done a great job,†Spagnuolo said. Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
This dude literally has a screw loose. I use to think it was roid rage but now just think he is just a head case. He is like my 5th grade teacher who use to yell and throw chairs then 5 minutes later be quiet calm and apologetic. For the Rams to go and cut a class act like Draft over nothing but money and then allow this dipcrap to make personal foul after personal foul really makes me go back to last year and think the FO has no idea what they are doing. This includes Spags who I am a fan of, but his latest comment on Incognito makes me want to puke
