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Originally Posted by 72off
1. he gets paid to play football, not do interviews
2. i believe the NFL agreed that he met his obligations
3. he's just about that action, boss
4. lol MSM slappies!
5. lol Shoe!
was also amusing see the sports shows roll out their "top moments from Media Day" clips yesterday, cause like apparently nothing interesting has ever happened during one of them, judging from what i was. anyway i wonder how many of those hacks mailed in some article about Lynch not wanting to talk to them instead of like writing an interesting story about one of the other 100+ players/coaches there. (those guys should obv be thanking him)
He also gets paid to promote a multi-billion dollar industry, many of those dollars which find their way back to him. If he can't handle that pressure there are lots that make a lot less money than him that do. Do you think the bagger at your grocery store with anxiety doesn't deserve to make more? He does it anyways for a lot less money. SUCK IT UP for 15 minutes of your life. There are lots of other people with anxiety issues that don't make what he makes, but since he is an athlete that has been treated special his entire life he should be treated differently?
That being said, I feel for him too and hate all the media day stuff to begin with. But it is part of the job and part of the reason they make so much. The league wouldn't be able to pay their contracts without obligations like that.
Sometimes I have to wear a tie to work even though I'm not meeting with anyone who requires a tie. I do it anyways. My other option is quitting, and so could he.