Wait a Minute... I Thought Larry Johnson Loved Black People

After proclaiming his love for Herman Edwards and all things Black, Larry Johnson is now presumably criticizing Edwards by saying that the Chiefs offense is too predictable.

"When you do the same things over and over again, a good defense ... they're going to do things to stop you...

We need to sit down and change something. This is getting ridiculous. Everybody is saying, 'Oh, it's fine, it's OK.' I don't know who in their mind thinks this is OK. This is nothing that's OK. We need to change a lot of it.

I'm getting tired of hearing that 'We'll get 'em next week' speech. We need to really start sitting down and knowing what we need to do to put points on the board and what we need to do to do win games."

Now, this is quite unexpected from the man who went on HBO and praised Edwards for finally being the homie he could play for. Now he doesn't like his speeches!

But Johnson's affection to Edwards wasn't misplaced. Like a good, loyal Black friend, Edwards finds a way not to give Johnson the smackdown he deserves.

"Obviously, he's frustrated. And there's a lot of frustrated players here... (Johnson) is frustrated. And he's not the only guy frustrated. There's a lot of guys frustrated. Coaches are frustrated, too. We've got to handle it. We'll handle it in-house. And that's how we do it."

Maybe Edwards should be frustrated that Johnson publicly threw the coach, the offensive coordinator and the offensive line under the bus. Maybe he should be frustrated because Johnson will apparently say the first thing that comes to his mind without regard to the venue or even common sense. But I'm definitely frustrated with Edwards and I think this will be my last season on the Herm bandwagon.