Williamson vs. Childress

[Cousin Jeffrey]

Troy Williamson still wants a piece of Brad Childress. Who ya like?

Mark Long's AP story:

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)—Former first-round draft pick Troy Williamson never really got along with coach Brad Childress in Minnesota.

His feelings haven’t changed since leaving there, either.

Williamson, now in Jacksonville, said Wednesday he lost respect for his former coach last year and would like to “duke it out” with him when the Jaguars host the Vikings on Sunday.

“We can meet on the 50-yard line and we can go at it,” Williamson said.

The 6-foot-1, 200-pound receiver said he liked his chances against Childress, too, especially with a few inches and at least 10 pounds on the coach. Williamson even said he would fight with both hands tied behind his back.

Childress countered by saying, “He must not be aware there’s a buffer zone between the opponents.”

Childress initially said he wasn’t “biting” on Williamson’s comments, but when pressed about his height and weight on a conference call, he responded: “Do you need my reach? I’m not like a woman; I’ll give you my weight. It’s 190 pounds of twisted steel and rompin’, stompin’ dynamite. Is that enough humor for you?”

Perfect, coach.

Now back to the fight. Williamson didn’t say whether he wanted a boxing match, a WWE-style showdown or maybe something edgier, like a mixed martial arts cage match.

Either way, Vikings defensive end Jared Allen knows who he would bet on if there was a River City Rumble.

“Coach Childress is a tough-minded guy,” Allen said. “And he has a bad … mustache.”

 

[Mizzougrad96]

The title of this story should be douche vs. douche.

 

[Mizzougrad96]

When I first read the title of this thread I thought of Bill Williamson, not Troy...

I think that says a lot about the impact Troy has had during his short time in the NFL...

 

[TheSportsPredictor]

Rosie wants to fight Brad Childress, too.

 

[zeke12]

Rosie wants to fight Brad Childress, too.

I've got Rosie.

 

[Mizzougrad96]

I've never met Rosie, but I'm betting she can take the bald dwarf.

 

[zeke12]

I've never met Rosie, but I'm betting she can take the bald dwarf.

He'd just throw the same short punch over and over and over and over...

 

[forever_town]

Brad Childress vs. Troy Williamson is a lot like a Cowboys-Eagles game.

Two antagonists I just plain don't like going at it.

Someone hand me a barf bag. Especially if Chili Dip beats Drops Magee.

 

[forever_town]

So, did the two fight?

 

[hondo]

Troy Williamson still wants a piece of Brad Childress. Who ya like?

Mark Long's AP story:

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)—Former first-round draft pick Troy Williamson never really got along with coach Brad Childress in Minnesota.

His feelings haven’t changed since leaving there, either.

Williamson, now in Jacksonville, said Wednesday he lost respect for his former coach last year and would like to “duke it out” with him when the Jaguars host the Vikings on Sunday.

“We can meet on the 50-yard line and we can go at it,” Williamson said.

The 6-foot-1, 200-pound receiver said he liked his chances against Childress, too, especially with a few inches and at least 10 pounds on the coach. Williamson even said he would fight with both hands tied behind his back.

Childress countered by saying, “He must not be aware there’s a buffer zone between the opponents.”

Childress initially said he wasn’t “biting” on Williamson’s comments, but when pressed about his height and weight on a conference call, he responded: “Do you need my reach? I’m not like a woman; I’ll give you my weight. It’s 190 pounds of twisted steel and rompin’, stompin’ dynamite. Is that enough humor for you?”

Perfect, coach.

Now back to the fight. Williamson didn’t say whether he wanted a boxing match, a WWE-style showdown or maybe something edgier, like a mixed martial arts cage match.

Either way, Vikings defensive end Jared Allen knows who he would bet on if there was a River City Rumble.

“Coach Childress is a tough-minded guy,” Allen said. “And he has a bad … mustache.”

Twisted steel and rompin', stompin' dynamite has produced four catches for 27 yards this year.

Thanks for playing Troy. Please accept a copy of our home game.

 

[BigRed]

Troy Williamson still wants a piece of Brad Childress. Who ya like?

Mark Long's AP story:

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)—Former first-round draft pick Troy Williamson never really got along with coach Brad Childress in Minnesota.

His feelings haven’t changed since leaving there, either.

Williamson, now in Jacksonville, said Wednesday he lost respect for his former coach last year and would like to “duke it out” with him when the Jaguars host the Vikings on Sunday.

“We can meet on the 50-yard line and we can go at it,” Williamson said.

The 6-foot-1, 200-pound receiver said he liked his chances against Childress, too, especially with a few inches and at least 10 pounds on the coach. Williamson even said he would fight with both hands tied behind his back.

Childress countered by saying, “He must not be aware there’s a buffer zone between the opponents.”

Childress initially said he wasn’t “biting” on Williamson’s comments, but when pressed about his height and weight on a conference call, he responded: “Do you need my reach? I’m not like a woman; I’ll give you my weight. It’s 190 pounds of twisted steel and rompin’, stompin’ dynamite. Is that enough humor for you?”

Perfect, coach.

Now back to the fight. Williamson didn’t say whether he wanted a boxing match, a WWE-style showdown or maybe something edgier, like a mixed martial arts cage match.

Either way, Vikings defensive end Jared Allen knows who he would bet on if there was a River City Rumble.

“Coach Childress is a tough-minded guy,” Allen said. “And he has a bad … mustache.”

Twisted steel and rompin', stompin' dynamite has produced four catches for 27 yards this year.

Thanks for playing Troy. Please accept a copy of our home game.

That quote was attributed to Childress, not Williamson, although as a Vikes fan I will agree that Williamson sucks.

 

[hondo]

Troy Williamson still wants a piece of Brad Childress. Who ya like?

Mark Long's AP story:

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)—Former first-round draft pick Troy Williamson never really got along with coach Brad Childress in Minnesota.

His feelings haven’t changed since leaving there, either.

Williamson, now in Jacksonville, said Wednesday he lost respect for his former coach last year and would like to “duke it out” with him when the Jaguars host the Vikings on Sunday.

“We can meet on the 50-yard line and we can go at it,” Williamson said.

The 6-foot-1, 200-pound receiver said he liked his chances against Childress, too, especially with a few inches and at least 10 pounds on the coach. Williamson even said he would fight with both hands tied behind his back.

Childress countered by saying, “He must not be aware there’s a buffer zone between the opponents.”

Childress initially said he wasn’t “biting” on Williamson’s comments, but when pressed about his height and weight on a conference call, he responded: “Do you need my reach? I’m not like a woman; I’ll give you my weight. It’s 190 pounds of twisted steel and rompin’, stompin’ dynamite. Is that enough humor for you?”

Perfect, coach.

Now back to the fight. Williamson didn’t say whether he wanted a boxing match, a WWE-style showdown or maybe something edgier, like a mixed martial arts cage match.

Either way, Vikings defensive end Jared Allen knows who he would bet on if there was a River City Rumble.

“Coach Childress is a tough-minded guy,” Allen said. “And he has a bad … mustache.”

Twisted steel and rompin', stompin' dynamite has produced four catches for 27 yards this year.

Thanks for playing Troy. Please accept a copy of our home game.

That quote was attributed to Childress, not Williamson, although as a Vikes fan I will agree that Williamson sucks.

Sorry...my ADD kicked in.

 

[MU_was_not_so_hard]

So a very good SEC receiver now doing **** in the NFL wants a piece of a very good Big 11 coordinator now doing **** in the NFL.
Yeah, sounds so entertaining.

 

[D-3 Fan]

Troy Williamson forgot that he's Troy Williamson: a no-name wideout who didn't do anything in Minnesota under Mike Tice and Brad Childress.

Hey, at least Childress has won a few games. Williamson couldn't win the Vikes a game if you threw him the ball 10 times a game.