10-27-2020, 02:35 PM
(10-27-2020, 02:17 PM)fredtoast Wrote: I have worked with huge assholes.
No one took their side against the bosses unless they had a legit gripe.
It's not only about taking sides. It's an unnecessary distraction. And it's a distraction for both the players and the coaches.
I listened to the postgame show on Sunday. Every single player was asked their thoughts on Dunlap. AJ, Gio, Boyd, etc. You could tell this was a topic most didn't want to get into the middle of, and it was uncomfortable. This isn't something that they shouldn't have to deal with. They just lost a heartbreaking game and now they're being forced to weigh on this bs.
Same goes for the coaches. Zac Taylor and his staff's focus should be on winning ball games. If they even spend another second having to deal with this issue, even if only by addressing it with the media, then that is one second too many.
Negativity breeds negativity. You already are in the midst of a bad season, you don't add this on top of it.
