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12thMan · 11-26-2006, 06:38 PM

I watched the post game show, and they interviewed a few players and all were asked about the article. None seemed more plausible than Shawn Springs. I for one, thought it was him who leaked the mood of the locker room to the press until I heard him speak at length on the issue. He was very frank and disappointed that people actually thought it was him.

I mean, he was really loose and joking around during the entire time they were speaking to him about it. Never did he get agitated. I thought it was interesting how he said, yeah, Gregg Williams is arrongant, but so am I and that's why we get along so well.

He summed everything up by saying how he was raised by a professional football player (Ron Springs, ironically) and that is unacceptable behavior, and if for no other reason his dad taught him better.

With that being said, it had to be AA. He may not be the only one with an axe to grind, but looking at his situation and the fact the article said the player was notable...it kinda points to him.

11-26-2006, 06:38 PM	#122
12thMan MVP Join Date: May 2005 Location: washington, D.C. Posts: 11,460	Re: Must-Read Article on GW and the Defense I watched the post game show, and they interviewed a few players and all were asked about the article. None seemed more plausible than Shawn Springs. I for one, thought it was him who leaked the mood of the locker room to the press until I heard him speak at length on the issue. He was very frank and disappointed that people actually thought it was him. I mean, he was really loose and joking around during the entire time they were speaking to him about it. Never did he get agitated. I thought it was interesting how he said, yeah, Gregg Williams is arrongant, but so am I and that's why we get along so well. He summed everything up by saying how he was raised by a professional football player (Ron Springs, ironically) and that is unacceptable behavior, and if for no other reason his dad taught him better. With that being said, it had to be AA. He may not be the only one with an axe to grind, but looking at his situation and the fact the article said the player was notable...it kinda points to him.