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I don't attend to bash the NFL trash talk because all I want to get is peoples' valued opinions on a subject that has been debated a lot during the NFL season so far. The subject being trash talking—what it has to do with the game, how the game gets effected by it, and the significance it carries to the fans.

We can look back at the taunting from the field as trash type talk, a type that draws a yellow flag from the men in the official striped suits. But is there anything to gain from trash talking? Perhaps as a NFL fan, I know Team’s has done a lot of talking this year—majority of it to be I believe is a innocent take back shots between competitive institutions the league shares.

Does anyone lose any sleep or how a certain coach such as Rex Ryan making personal comments about his desire to beat Payton Manning? I know some Indianapolis colts were annoyed with it and even more so on online fan site forums. Did anyone have a real problem with the words by Rex Ryan, Tom Brady, or Cromertie? A safe bet observation included watching games when trash talk was used, it show how adrenaline could be increased and if you come at me I come back harder approach match on the field mentality.

I want my Team to show respect, but I want them to dish it out too. Where does this end? I got from an article in the paper, “New York Times,” how the Gang Green Nation regarding the comments made by Cromerte on how Tom Brady being fake and the New England Patriots over rated. So it struck out these players knew what was going on and they sure will have a good time meeting this weekend for a playoff; that is according to, “New York times.” So to add a point of reference, who really does take trash talking comments seriously? Is it just the overall base of fans, or will Tom Brady being challenged to step up now that New York Jets Coach Rex Ryan, made a comment about his girly hair some more.

Is trash talking just a...