Chad and his hollow, lost soul... | RedfishPerry's Blog

After hearing that Chad Ochocinco is coming out with a book, and reading some excerpts from said rag, I cannot help but feel sad for this total failure as a human being.

He might be good on the field, but to be a non-existent father to numerous illegitimate children as well as estranged from the majority of his family, he has shown his soul is all about his ego and there is no love, compassion, substance, or morale character that lives there at all.

I often wonder if such people truly exist and he has proven that you can get ahead even if you are a low brow, corrupt, lost soul. And the there are people on this planet that actually embrace his behavior. I wonder how lost they are that this is their "role model".

I always thought that Chad was just a thug style player who wanted more attention than his numbers or his team warranted. Now I know the truth. He is trying to fill a gaping void that will never be filled because he will never know love or true friendship. I am sure he has his share of hangers on, and a "posse" that really care (about his wallet) about him, but when he hits a rough stretch or when his career ends (he is 31), he will get even more lost in the abyss that is his lost soul.

What a sad, sad, man. I feel so sorry for this poor b*stard. He has never had my admiration nor respect, but he has proven himself to not be worthy of either. He has only proven he is truly worthy of the utmost and sincere pity that regardless of his accomplishments on the field, he will always be a loser in life.

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October 13, 2009 05:25 PM ET

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Chad has only himself to blame for his woes. He worries more about tweeting and what everyone thinks about him than his actual production or performance. As a Bungals fan since the early 80's and remembering the likes of Ken Anderson, Cris Collinsworth and James Brooks, Chad Ochocinco will be nothing more than a zero to me.