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Media will be allowed in the locker rooms again


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2 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

They only bring a couple guys to the podium every game, so if you're doing a story or a report on any other player, your only option is to catch them in the locker room and see if they'll talk.

There are other places to catch them.  Sheesh.

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3 hours ago, SizzleBuzz said:

Do any of the “reporters” who post on this site have NFL issued locker-room credentials?

How do the players feel about the issue?  Would they prefer to keep the reporters out?

A lot of them are pros and they don't care either way, but if you had the choice of having fewer prying eyes at your workplace you'd probably be all for it.

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