Fletch
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Yeah, that was a bit unnecessary by Jeffrey.Oh, boy. His job is to cover the story, not to insert himself into it.
Yeah, that was a bit unnecessary by Jeffrey.Oh, boy. His job is to cover the story, not to insert himself into it.
Quinn at the end of the day is a pass rushing specialist. Expecting him to be anything other than that is wishful thinking.Did you watch any of the run plays that went to his side? Beast mode is hardly what I would use to describe it.
Quinn could get to the passer but teams used his eagerness to take an outside rush to their advantage in the run game.
Oh, boy. His job is to cover the story, not to insert himself into it.
If it motivates him , good. But professional athletes should not need external motivation like that , hope now he goes after D law, the heatless boyGriffen about to get 5 sacks next week
I'm laughing at everyone saying that Cavanaugh was just doing his job, but will criticize the heck out of Stephen A Smith for the same thing. The difference is, one you like, one you don't.Yeah, that was a bit unnecessary by Jeffrey.
Griffey’s inserting him into it by going after him instead of upping his play. Maybe he’s already grown accustomed to the country club atmosphere in the DFW metro area.Oh, boy. His job is to cover the story, not to insert himself into it.
I’d definitely feel more fear than opposing offenses have so far.If you met Griffen in a dark alley and had been criticizing his game, you wouldn't like your odds.
Well... outside the football field, I would think Griffin would be eligible to be scary given his past... (looking around as I posted this)I am sure he does because no one on our d line scares me at all...
E. G. has not played strong and D-Law is week at the knees.
D Law and E. G. better change this tune to Gangsta Gangsta
If you met Griffen in a dark alley and had been criticizing his game, you wouldn't like your odds.
Do you even know what journalistic responsibility is? If so, as a former journalist, I'd like to hear your explanation.No, Cavanaugh made himself part of the story by responding to Griffen. Its not Griffen's job to facilitate what's part of the story or not. Jeff fairly criticized the player and then took the bait when the player took exception to that. Jeff should have sent him a pm and squashed it. Journalistic responsibility is on Cavanaugh, not the player.
Being on twitter isn't the problem. Searching your own name is. That's the only way he would have seen that without him being @.These dudes should stay off Twatter