He's also a quitting bitch who will disappear in the biggest moments and the biggest games.

He'll flash occasionally in the NFL, while routinely frustrating the shit out of the fan base of whichever team is stupid enough to draft him in the first round.

HORSEMAN WAR

As a Mizzou fan, Hamas knows exactly what I'm talking about. I love Richardson's talent, but I hate his heart.

He has a lot of talent, but I wouldn't want this dumbass playing for the Chiefs.

He's a headcase, but I don't think he's a quitter.

To the broader audience;

We lost out on a chance at a bowl game this year because Richardson missed class and the coaching staff gave him PT as a punishment. He refused to do it, so they suspended him for the Syracuse game. We got absolutely no pass rush against them, making Nassib actually look like a pro in the process.

He's also a drama queen, evidenced by his recruiting saga.

He's also an incredibly rare athlete. For the first half of the South Carolina game, he was the most dominant defensive player on the field. Yes, that includes Clowney. Massive boom/bust potential.

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That's my take on him.

Most talented defender I've ever seen at Mizzou. And oddly enough, when he's engaged his motor is unbelievable. When he felt like playing, he was the most dangerous guy I've seen at Mizzou, though a healthy Aldon certainly comes close and I never had to worry about Aldon taking a half off.

But he slips into neutral for entire quarters and frankly, I'll never get the stink of him quitting on the team out. He cost us a bowl game and potentially ****ed up our recruiting class.

**** Sheldon Richardson.

How's that not a quitter again?

That guy bailed on his teammates, on long-time Tigers like TJ Moe that were there for 5 years and were going into Senior Day after a huge win at Tennessee with a chance to be bowl eligible.

And the mother****er wouldn't do some bear crawls to make sure he could play in the game.

It's the most cowardly thing I've ever seen from a 'teammate' at Missouri. It was pathetic and I hope he blows out his knee.

He's an idiot, he's a shitty teammate and yes, he's a quitter.

It's hard for me to compare him to Justin Smith who played like a one man wrecking crew on a far worse defense. They're the two best I've seen, either way.

Interesting trivia: Richardson signed autographs as "$Rich"

Richardson dominated far better competition.

I foresee him making a lot of money as a pro, living large for about 8-10 years while he's playing, then ending up flat broke 5 years after he stops playing football.

This is becoming a semantic argument. I view players as quitters if they essentially lay down on the field and let themselves get dominated because their will is broken. I see Sheldon's actions as the actions of a selfish asshole, not a coward, but someone who put himself above the team.

Good point.