Local Hour: Andrew Hawkins on De'Vandre Campbell Quitting
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Damn, I miss Thursday night football when both teams have a week's worth of rest. That's what happens occasionally on Thursday night football in an otherwise really boring game. We did get a national talking point out of the game, and we have an interesting cast of characters to walk you through that. Dan's a little late, so pinch hitting for him is Dan. Andrew Hawkins, a former NFL player, a former player rep, and a former team president, and David Sampson. These ingredients have never been together before, and we get to talk about a player quitting on his team. Let's go.
Did you say Dan is pinch-hitting for Dan?
I'm sorry, Stugatz is pinch-hitting for Dan.
It's a squirt in the lineup.
Sorry, late scratch. So, Stugatz, you're not a former player, you're not a former team president, but you are a hot take artist that found out about this story five minutes ago. So I am going to be very curious of your take. However, for the audience that doesn't know, Devontae Campbell, a backup occasional starter linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers, was called upon to enter the game, refused to enter the game. And we have sound from all the key players involved. First, let me walk you through this. Kyle Shanahan was asked about what happened after the game. Here's the sound.
What happened with Devondre Campbell? He didn't play and he went into the locker room at some point?
Yeah, he said he didn't want to play today.
Play today?
Yep.
The coaching staff?
He did when I asked him why he didn't want to go in.
During the game or before?
No, that was in the third quarter.
Hawk, you were on the Cleveland Browns with Kyle Shanahan, right? Yeah. Yeah, I was there. How do you think this flies with Coach Kyle?
Oh, he's pissed. He's pissed. He is. His team had just lost, too. I mean, they took an L. Look, I'd be lying if I said I never thought about leaving mid-game. Really? I mean, we had some bad losses in my day. When you say quit, you mean quit your career? Yeah, like maybe this is the minute. Maybe this is the minute I'm done. Right here.
You never do it.
But you can fantasize about it. You've never fantasized about quitting a job? Come on, nobody in here fantasized about quitting their job in the middle of a work day.
Are you joking? I mean, during the show, after the show, at night. You know what I'm saying?
I know it's like, man, I can't believe you've done that. We've all had this fantasy before of just being like, you know what? To hell with this, bro. I'm going home. You know what I'm saying? Do you always act on it? No. How about ever? Did you ever act on it? I've never acted on it.
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