03-13-2023, 08:37 AM
(03-13-2023, 07:43 AM)Nepa Wrote: Well, it seems the Bengals are not making effort to give "the rest of the story." In the ESPN story, the author (Ben Baby) states, "As of Sunday evening, the Bengals did not respond to multiple requests for comment." It is a major story in ESPN, in a write-up that makes the Bengals look bad, so you would think the Bengals would make a statement to counter the negativity.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/35845344/bengals-aim-alter-worker-comp-laws-ohio-nflpa-says
Once again ESPN has another agenda to push. Some agent or another NFL GM must be cozying up to the producers for an advantage over the bengals. Someone must think they need to get this propaganda out or they could loose one of their players to the Bengals or an agent is trying to hike up his players salary. There definitely is an agenda here. The question is who and why. ESPN is so lame.
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