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And no disrespect to Warner, but you're not going to see Bulger at a table signing autographs for 45 minutes following every practice in training camp.

Why is it there seems to be a campaign to take things that were positive about Warner and twist them into negative's? This story seems to imply that Warner was doing something wrong by making sure that anyone who wanted an autograph from him got one.

The more they try and tell me that Marc Bulger's this great guy the more I question their motives. Martz and Bulger taking parting shots (apparently) at Warner doesn't help my perception either.

"Now that I have a new contract, I'm pretty secure," Bulger said. "I can concentrate on football. I'm not going to go looking for things to do. When you get those few hours off, you need that to rest. You need that to get refreshed for the next week. And I think doing too many things would hurt this team rather than help it."

"There's not going to be a table," Bulger said. "I don't have my own football card to give out (as Warner did), so I can't get the table going. ... I'll sign my share but I'm not going to go out looking or anything."

"Football's his passion," Martz said. "It's pretty much his life right now, and he's not interested in anything else. He's squared away. He doesn't need those things. And I think that's the attraction of Marc to this football team. He's just one of the guys.

Some wonder why those of us who still haven't completely let go of the whole Warner situation can't move on? Hey, if the coach and current qb still talk about it why can't I?

As a matter of fact, I think I'm going to make that my new signature quote. "I'll sign my share but I'm not going to go out looking or anything." Truly, a qb for the fans.