Deion Sanders being rational? Dost mine eyes deceive me?

I actually agree with Deion Sanders' point of view.

The Randy Moss comments:

First on Sanders' list was Minnesota WR Randy Moss, who left a 21-18 loss to Washington on Sunday while the Vikings attempted an onside kick with 2 seconds remaining.

"You want to be compensated as a leader and a winner, and he is a winner, but the leader part, you really don't understand. No matter if it's good or it's bad, you must have consistency in your character. And (leaving the game early) is not the sign of a leader. You just can't do that."

The Shaun Alexander comments:

The other target of Sanders' criticism was Seattle RB Shaun Alexander, who missed the rushing title by a single yard Sunday and strongly criticized coach Mike Holmgren's play calling after the game, going so far as to say that Holmgren betrayed him.

"To sit up there and take a shot at Mike Holmgren when you fumbled the ball two weeks ago on the 1-yard line to cost your team the game. He's called your number I don't know how many times this season."

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