...here's Jets LB Bart Scott talking to Michael Kay on ESPN New York this week:
Host: Do you sense a rivalry between the Jets and Giants?
Scott: Not at all. Like I said when I was in Baltimore I could remember with the Redskins you had guys fighting over strippers and all kind of stuff. I don't sense that here. I think it is a mutual respect. I think the town is big enough for both of us.
Host: Bart you gotta help me out. You guys fought for strippers? What does that mean?
Scott: When you are in a small place like Baltimore and the temperature is relatively cold – hey you compete over the same chicks. That's a football players favorite spot. Especially young football players. It was always a rivalry. Guys fight about hey that is my girlfriend and that's my girlfriend, but here? Five million people, maybe more. There is plenty for everybody.
So that's why they call them "players" lol
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last commentOr why big-time players often flee small market cities once free agency arrives.
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albert haynesworth is now signed to play for Tampa. I wonder if the Tampa strip clubs had any sort of factor in why he choose to play in that city.
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The Mons Venus and 2001 are located on Dale Mabry just up the road Raymond James Stadium so I was talking football players who come to the club with some dancers. Maybe they were just feeding me SS but universally they didn't care fir them. All claimed they were CHEAP. Wanted it for free. The worst offender was a very well known defensive lineman who played there several years ago. He went college at the "U". So not a surprise.
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Warren Sapp?
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well theres about 50 strip clubs in the washington dc baltimore area..but when u talk about high end strip clubs theres maybe 2-3 .. alot of redskins players go to stadium but that just opened 2 years ago
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Used to see the NFL types at Penthouse in DC, back when I still went to clubs in DC.
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