01-04-2021, 08:34 PM
(01-04-2021, 08:29 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: Have you ever heard the expression, if you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all.
Joe B. was not being interviewed and put on the spot by media, he chose to send a positive tweet. If he does not feel that way, simple, just don't send a tweet and say nothing at all.
Your logic goes out the window because it was offered up by Joe B. without the pressure to do so.
First, you and I don't know whether he was asked by the team to send a positive statement or not. Second, I think the kid is just itching to get back out there and wants to comment that he's stoked for next year. It could be that he loves Zac. But since when does a rookie QB have the kinda pull either way that it matters? And again, why are people so desperate to find a reason to be excited about Zac that they have to pull these tweets as some ultimate example? I just sent an email today to my team saying I hope that they had great holidays, are recharged and I'm excited to kick off new projects in 2021 with them, even though some of them are on the verge of losing their jobs because of poor performance. Sometimes being a leader means saying the right things and being supportive, even if your heart isn't fully in it.
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