Jonathan Cooper can block, but apparently can’t tie a tie
Apr 26, 2013, 8:44 PM | Updated: 8:46 pm
The Arizona Cardinals selected North Carolina guard Jonathan Cooper in part, they said, because he’s a complete football player.
An effective blocker in both the passing and running game, the First-Team All-American is expected to start right away for the team.
One thing he should not expected to do, however, is dress himself for any high-brow functions.
First, it started on draft night:
The top picks know how to arrive in style. Congrats @theunderdog_64! #NFLDraft twitter.com/ThisIsGMC/stat…
— GMC (@ThisIsGMC) April 26, 2013
Somehow Jonathan Cooper found a jacket, pocket square, shirt and tie where none of it matches any of the other pieces. Good lineman, though.
— Chuck Oliver (@kingcfb) April 26, 2013
And now, as we’ve since learned via this AZCardinals.com video, one thing Cooper apparently cannot do is tie a tie. Cardinals president Michael Bidwill is seen doing it for his new player shortly after meeting him for the first time.
No worries, Jonathan. Open holes for the running backs and keep guys away from Carson Palmer, and you can go ahead and wear whatever you want, without any concern over who helped dress you.
