The former Cleveland Browns star quarterback's demeanor has been talked about ever since he appeared via phone on WTAM/1100's afternoon show with Mike Trivisonno.The response to that appearance even prompted Triv to launch into a spirited defense of his friend Kosar - pictured here with Browns TV cohorts Sam Rosen and Brian Brennan.
"He's always sounded like that," Triv responded to callers making wild speculation on what Kosar may have been drinking. Others asked if number 19 was suffering the effects of too many hits from opposing defenders.
Brown's entry today is only notable because he's gotten Kosar to respond to the whispers wondering about his health.
The current Browns TV analyst tells the Artful Roger via E-Mail that:
"[There's] no problem... It is what it is and I am who I am."
That's the same response that Triv gave when some listeners called up wondering about Kosar's, umm, mental state.
Kosar says he's not a polished analyst, and doesn't intend on becoming "the second coming of John Madden".
In our humble opinion, much ado about nothing. Now that "it's out there" and Kosar has responded, maybe we can concentrate on how Kosar can improve in the Browns TV booth...
3 comments:
Kosar i think left the game too early
look how long vinny testaverde played and at a high level..
both graduated same year
kosar should have played more
vinny still may be playing
Kosar i think left the game too early
look how long vinny testaverde played and at a high level..
both graduated same year
kosar should have played more
vinny still may be playing
Why did his voice alternate (in mid-sentence, even) between baritone and soprano, with his face covered in sweat, and BK slurring/whipping his way thru a play-call?
I agree, he'd be a better offensive coordinator than the unimaginative Mo Carthon (who's he paying off?)...maybe BK ought to take his new voice to the sidelines.
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