Brady Quinn

If an organization wants to move on from a player, whether the player wants to be there or not, I think we all know they'll find ways of doing so.

I think they're equally important.

Player empowerment's important now with the platforms that they've got to be able to put people in check.

I saw Travis Hunter tweeted at

I believe Ian Rapoport maybe in regards to a report he made about, you know, what position he's going to play and when he'll be back healthy and everything he's been doing.

And, you know, he's, he's asking like, who told you that?

Right.

Like, so it's, it's out there for everyone.

But I do think it's mostly used by front offices, ownership groups, and obviously head coaches.

Because it's their way of, and we've seen this before too, how coaches go about getting the attention of players.

Instead of just talking to them directly, they go to the media.

And they put pressure on players that way.

And so it's no different than a front office leaking something out.

They either put pressure on the player, his agent, or maybe it's just to kind of see how the fan base receives it, accepts it.

There's a bunch of different ways of doing it.

Who was it that just did the report from the front office person that was talking about Jalen Hurts?

What was his name again?

Jeff McClain.

McClain.

Yeah.