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Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat
They cared enough about Trent Williams to be loyal to him and, despite multiple injuries and back to back suspensions, make him the highest paid offensive lineman in the league 3 years ago.
They care enough about Trent Williams to, for a change, remain mostly silent, instead of leaking reports to make him look bad like they have consistently done during Bruce Allen’s tenure.
Snyder and Bruce have been uncharacteristically smart and loyal to Trent Williams. It’s a shame he refuses to return that loyalty and blame the medical staff for his own negligence. They told him to get a second opinion. He didn’t listen.
At this point, I’m done with Trent Williams. He can try to pretend he’s taking some moral stand, but ultimately he’s placed blame at the wrong place when he should be looking in the mirror. I appreciate all he’s done for this team, but If this is how he wants to repay the team that’s been so good to him, then I want him gone.
And for what it’s worth, i want Bruce Allen gone too. While i think he’s handling this situation well, the majority of the time, HE is the problem.
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All of this is true, thats why it really seems there must be something else that occurred.
The team drafting another tackle isn't enough of an impetus for this type of hard stand by either side.
Trent has seen the worst of the front office as relates to other players, but as you point out they have been good to Trent
The medical staff might be at fault but then why isn't the NFLPA screaming for the Redskins to do something. When MRSA hit the Browns locker room they at least put out announcements supporting the players.
None of this makes sense with the facts as reported and the actions and words by all involved including close teammates and friends of TW.
I think he is gone, but it feels like there is a back story that only a few may ever know. Oh where is smootsmack insider info when you need it???
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