Matt Derrick

I think there was a time when they had some egos in that locker room.

I'm not sure they should have been adding more egos to the locker room.

Right now, it's not that they have some egos, but I do think that there's some guys in the locker room that some players do look to and say, wait a minute, there's not a lot of accountability.

Maybe there's not as much accountability going on with this team as there once was.

And you bring in more guys that have that kind of potential,

And I think it could be a problem.

So I think that they should absolutely be seriously considering about not taking him, despite if we were saying that he's the best player in the draft.

I still think that they should probably be second guessing themselves about taking this guy.

Yeah, and that was my first reaction as well.

And I say this as a guy that's generally probably a little bit more forgiving than average as far as, you know, hey, giving players second chances, that Andy Reid's had some success in the past with situations like this.

But then again, you can also say that there have been some failures.

And, you know, hey, Kareem Hunt might have been a failure.

Rasheed Rice could be considered a failure in some ways.

you know, they've had some players that they have struggled with.

So it's not a perfect record.

It's not that you're saying that this is an environment, an organization, and a locker room that you can simply drop any player into and that they're going to conform and follow the straight and narrow.

That hasn't necessarily been the case.

And this is different.

I mean, this isn't an accusation of violence.

It's not, like you said, I mean, there's a difference between careless and reckless and