Calling several teammates out publicly. Especially your rookie who has lost confidence and your star WR. Whether you like or not that probably wasn’t the smartest move. Also, we are only speculating at best what has gone on in the locker room and what happened with Brown. Nobody really knows.
Several???? Funny that rookie WR said the talk with Ben helped, and he made some plays late in the season.
So if it made the player more focused and play better, wouldn't that be considered good leadership?
How exactly did he call him out? He said, " he has to make that play, but he knows that, and I told him we'll need him"?
Who else did he call out?
Tomlin called out Bos big time in his presser, what are your thoughts there?
So you're still trying to say Ben had something to do with AB? Let's put a time line on **** here:
AB has good game vs SD is all smiles at the podium after a loss.
AB has poor game vs NE who we finally beat, AB doesn't want to talk, and tries to duck out.
AB has big game vs NO and is all happy again even though we loss.
Practice something happens, reports say AB ran wrong hot route, Ben wanted to run it again(I don't know why he'd want to get the play correct, poor leadership I guess), AB gets pissy. This Wednesday.
Now per Ed Bouchette, who is there covering the team, AB and Ben sat down and talked Thursday morning, and all seemed fine.
So right there you can stop with the Ben is to blame ****.
Now that late morning/early afternoon the JuJu MVP is announced, and that's when AB stormed off and went into full blown ***** mode. Ed Bouchette who was there, honestly thinks the MVP set him off.
So AB is a selfish *******, as you can tell when we lose and he puts up numbers he's happy, but if we win and he doesn't put up stats he sulks. That has zero, nil, zilch, absolutely nothing to do with Ben.
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