Tim Grunhardt

You're sitting next to a guy and you look over and you realize that this guy, this guy is going to either make or break my year.

And you only get a certain amount of them.

Okay.

I was lucky to get 11, but most of the time, I think the average is what four and a half or something or three and a half or four and a half years.

So you only get a couple of shots at it.

If that guy's sitting next to you, you don't trust him that he's going to do the right thing.

If you don't trust him that he's going to be there for you and give you everything he got,

and everything that he could bring to the table, then you know what?

You just can't work with him.

You just can't.

And I'm not sure.

In my mind's eye, if I was sitting next to Rasheed Rice, I'd say, I can't trust the guy anymore.

I just can't.

Now, I don't know what this locker room is.

I don't know the guy.

I don't know if he's – maybe he's a sweet guy.

Maybe he's a great guy, but he just makes horrible mistakes.

I don't know.

Maybe guys really like him.

But they're like, man, oh, man, boy, he just keeps shooting himself in the foot, can't make good decisions.