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Look to Tony Romo on how to handle a mountain of pressure and failures with the class and silence.
Exactly, you just go home to your beauty pageant wife and fall asleep on piles of money.
its rg-me not rgIII
So, I'm guessing someone asked him why he wears a sleeve and glove and he responded with that long winded tirade?
What a head case.
So, I'm guessing someone asked him why he wears a sleeve and glove and he responded with that long winded tirade?
What a head case.
I truly wish Griff hadn't responded. There is no upside for him, even tho I don't consider his written response terrible. Just par for the course for someone who grew up in the context of his generation. And just not necessary.
He has no need to defend himself, he just needs to learn that it must be football first for him. People will hate regardless. And people will love him for his good performance on a football field.
Social media is a curse to athletes and celebrities until they learn how to use it appropriately. And he is still young.
Those of you who think he is a "head case" are welcome to your opinion, but I think you are buying into a narrative that is written for views and clicks. I respectfully disagree. We haven't seen the best of Griffin yet.
Winning on the field will cure all of his issues in the media. He needs to be quiet and let his play do the talking, words of wisdom for all pro-ball players.