Tim Grunhardt

So, you know, I was looking through this whole deal and, you know, the 30 days that he was going to have to serve.

They just said, OK, listen, we're moving it up.

You know, you violated your probation and you're going to jail for 30 days.

So, yeah, I mean, it's just it's what it comes down to, guys, is simple.

It's one word.

selfishness it's just selfish yes he's just a selfish guy um you know what he's not a team guy i don't know him personally i don't know how he is uh received in the locker room but uh after all these different things that guys have been wearing these t-shirts free for free this oh how dumb do all of them look yeah they're backing those backing up their their buddy backing up their guy trying to give him some support and then what does he do he slaps him in the face

And he slaps not only the organization, but the players and the fans in the face.

It's as simple as that.

That's hard to come back from.

I don't care if he scores five touchdowns in the first game of the year.

It's hard to come back from those kind of things.

So it's a shame.

It really is.

And I know we're going to get to the other things later.

But there's just a lot of different things that he's going to have to deal with now because of this terrible misjudgment.

Well...

Players are inherently selfish also.

I mean, they want to win football games and they want to succeed and they want to make a lot of money and they want to go to Super Bowls.

So they're going to give a guy a benefit of the doubt if they think that that guy is going to give him an opportunity to have success on the field, you know, especially winning football games and, you know, helping them to, you know, further their career and give them an opportunity to win Super Bowls because that's basically,

What you're there for is you're there to win a Super Bowl.