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Originally Posted by mooby
I am totally in sync with how Lynch acts to the media. While other people on that team (looking at Richard Sherman) loves to talk Lynch lets his game do the talking. He doesn't need to say anything, his play on the field speaks for itself. I pulled the same approach with my coworkers a couple days ago when they were up to their usual shit-talking, instigating bs. Just told them I'm all about that action boss and stayed out of the shit.
The media doesn't sign his checks and I highly doubt any NFL coach gives two shits about the quality of his players' pressers when the guy balls out on the field. Watching him makes me wish some players on our team would use his approach. He could care less how the media perceives him and I totally agree with that.
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Part of his job is talking to the media. It's a small part, but none the less, he's required to talk. We all have to do things at our jobs that we may not like. No one says he has to talk like Sherman, but to go up at the podium and act like an idiot is just unprofessional.