Chad And The Gang
Yeah, Chad's still going strong on Twitter (amazing, I know), but while some might find his constant chatter tiring, he does use the micro blogging platform for good -- at least for us fans -- as well as meeting hot, female Tweeters. This time, Chad is introducing us to, as he calls it, "the entire receiving core." Misspellings aside, it's nice to see them bonding and taking part in Ocho's social media invasion.
Now, lets see who can name them all -- not counting Chris Henry and Laveranues Coles. Josh, you are excluded from this little exercise.
In other Twitter news, Chad got into it with ESPN mouthpiece, Mark Schlereth. The argument started after one of Chad's tweets supporting Plaxico Burress. Schlereth responded with a little bit of sarcasm, and from that point, they were playing the feud. All told, there are about 22 or so tweets of these two going back and forth, and thankfully -- I say "thankfully" because I really don't need to see ESPN going into Day Five of the Ocho/Schlereth spat -- the issue ended quietly.
And you know I'm not exaggerating about the "Day Five" thing, either.
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L to R – Quan Cosby, Antonio Chatman, Chris Henry, Chad Johnson, Maurice Purify (Back), Andre Caldwell (Front), Laveranuous Coles, David Richmond (back), Jerome Simpson, Freddie Brown (back), Greg Orton.
Nicely done...
UVaCavaliers’ facial recognition is obviously without peer. Is it me or does the Antonio Chatman look like Travis Henry?
Henry
Kind of stands out, doesn’t he?
Blogger at CincyJungle.com -- SB Nation Cincinnati Bengals blog.
Cosby
All of the guys were pretty easy for me to recognize except for Cosby. The hat and blurred picture made it tough, but the 5-9 size kind of gave it away.
I wonder
If the tweetament with Chad helped form ESPN policy?
Wonder if someone will advise Mr Caldwell on the correct policy of flashing signs on photos.
Good point.
Never considered Schlereth’s and Ocho’s back and forth might have contributed to ESPN’s Twitter decision.

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