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Mayfield comment on the Browns game


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11 minutes ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

Not necessarily a good idea.  Sadly, he made it to the wrong person.

Now Cleveland has bulletin board material to get them motivated to go after Baker a bit harder. 

Yeah they weren't going to play their hardest until they heard that.....

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4 hours ago, Chaos said:

Why the fug did she share this interaction in the first place?  For clicks?  As others said, if players started openly telling the media to fug off it would be completely justified.

This M.O. of drop a twitter grenade, stir up a poo storm, then come back to clarify/apologize, whatever, is horseshit.

shes getting a lot of attention..  

 

my bet is she capitalized on something that she new what get people talking about it. 

 

 

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I do remember a while back there was a player who talked about it saying stuff like that was really only effective for maybe half of the first quarter

He said "You're too busy thinking about your assignment, the game plan, what the coach told you, etc to be emotional about things like that for very long."

Granted that me just be his opinion, but it makes sense.

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