New locker room too

[WeezyBengal]

(02-28-2024, 05:58 PM)Sled21 Wrote: I mean, I guess, but I think that as a grown man I would think the players asking for some of this stuff would be ashamed. Multi-millionaires can't afford their own daycare, their own dietician, their own food on their day off? Good grief, how do us mere 5 figure employees manage to do all that stuff??? If a player really wanted a dietician/nutritionist to set up an individualized program, it would be far better to go to a private person for an individualized plan rather than the team having one dietitian to deal with 90 individual players. I love these guys, but talk about spoiled athletes (Across the league)

I mean, you have to look at it in the context of the player and the rest of the NFL. 

I threw away half a burrito I didn't like yesterday because I thought it taste like shit. What do you think a starving person in Africa would have said if they saw me do that? They'd probably be saying I'm a spoiled ass American. 

Our company has free soda for employees to take. They recently switched to generic soda "Big K/Faygo" and the backlash was insane.


The fact of the matter is that a lot of NFL teams offer better meals/nutrition/child care. It's become the norm and expected. The Bengals need to step their game up.