Leonard Fournette

He just never had a fair shot.

The questions they were asking him,

try to get him to go at it or talk about Coach Stavansky.

You can tell he's very well media prepped.

He's very well media prepped.

He never said anything to hurt his relationship with the players, with the coaches.

He did, I believe, what a QB wants to do.

He stood there

All the crazy questions, he answered it back respectfully.

And some questions he said, man, like, come on, man, why would you do that?

Why would you ask me that knowing it can jeopardize my relationship with the Cleveland Browns, with my head coach?

So I just think from the start,

I'm not going to say from that start, even when he's drafted, should he have been a sixth-round pick or fifth-round pick?

Hell no.

Second round, third round, I think he deserved that.

He shouldn't have even went that low.

So for them to treat him how they're treating him is just an embarrassment.

How do you feel like people, someone like Shador Sanders, you know, I know you mentioned he handled the situation well, but do you feel like it hurts his confidence and now he's walking on eggshells being that, you know, he's in the spotlight the way that he is, right?

The media taking shots at him any chance they get, right?

You know, he's in an organization that may have handled him a tad bit wrong, right?