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Originally Posted by firstdown
Right now the only comment I have on this is that Lavar should have waited until after the season to speak on this subject. Then he and the team would have months to work things out. I just hope that both sides will be professionals and go play hard football.
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I agree but I also have seen the evidence that Lavar is a real emotional guy who takes things and internalizes them very deeply and personally so they stir up ardent feelings that he then is very unskilled at dealing with without lashing out. He has done this numerous times and in this case I think it is obvious he was lashing out after the incident with his coach. I expect a Joe Gibbs coaching staff to understand that they cannot truely treat everyone the same and berating Lavar on a personnel level in front of other players is not the right way to handle the situation. The coaching staff should know better than to press the wrong buttons on this guy. I am not advocating they coddle him but what's the point of yelling over and over again while bringing up persional stuff when it is clear you are pretty suspect that he'll ever be able to change? Seems like badgering for the sake of badgering. The blame for these comments coming out lies squarely on everyone's shoulders. Not just lavar's.