Nnamdi Asomugha was headed for Broadway when the Philadelphia Eagles swooped in at the last minute and stole the All-Pro cornerback from the New York Jets. Too bad for him there are no do-overs in free agency. Asomugha chose the Eagles over the Jets, thinking he could help the defending NFC East champions reach the Super Bowl. That won’t happen this year. The Eagles (5-8) are clinging to slim playoff hopes entering Sunday’s game against New York (8-5). Maybe Asomugha should’ve picked that other team in green instead. "No, I don’t regret it at all," Asomugha said. "The thing that has been very difficult is not winning. I think the tough part about that is the fact that the expectations were really high coming into it. Even if my expectations were realistic, the expectations that were out there, I think, I kind of let that get to me, as well, the expectations of everything will be and must be perfect with this team now that they’ve acquired these players and blah, blah, blah. "I always have a realistic approach to it, but I kind of let that seep through and then that made the losing of it all a little bit tougher, a little bit more difficult to deal with. But no, I have never, have not and will not regret it. Our story still isn’t over yet, so there is always something to learn and we’re still fighting. That’s pretty much where I stand with that." Source: The Redzone
What did they want him to say? He isn't going to say squat about making a mistake. Not like the JETS are doing that much better this year anyways.
It's year one of his contract. Ask him in another two or three years. This team will not be this crapty next year. Bet on that.
