Anyone take notice that the "issue" wasn't even discussed, since the NFL Network is owned by the NFL (maybe). That 10 second reference by the sideline reporter was all that was mentioned.
Rumor has it that Richie Incognito is the prime instigator. It wouldn't be a total shock if that was the case.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9...olphins-richie-incognito-jonathan-martin-case
I heard that.. the only thing that shocked me is that Incognito is on the NFLPA Leadership Committee. How is the dirtiest player in football on the damn leadership committee?!
Although some members of the Dolphins have said that any hazing Martin received was typical locker room stuff, the players’ union says it is making the Martin case a high priority. As it should: Workplace harassment is unacceptable everywhere, including an NFL locker room.
Incognito is an awful human being, what a shock!
Remember the photos of the hazing that Darnell Dockett put some of the rookies through? Shaved eyebrows and monk haircuts etc. This is the kind of hazing that builds team chemistry in sports, the military, fraternities etc. It builds unity amongst a group of incomers.
ESPN suggested that if true it would mean that Incognito was the person Martin was supposed to report to regarding such issues.
Like having a fox guard the hen house. Who do you go to if the person you are supposed to go to is the instigator?
You guys crack me up. Are you sure you wouldn't rather follow doubles tennis or quilt-making? This is supposed to be a MAN. Not a little schoolboy but a man. Pathetic. I'm so effing sick of hearing about this bullying crap all the damn time. It's called be parents. Instill in your children both compassion and self-respect. The **** that our country spends tax dollars and time worrying about is ridiculous. His teammates make fun of him. BFD. You're getting paid millions to play football, not patty cake with friends. Get your sorry, bitch ass back to work. He deserves to be bullied at this point. Roast away, femdems.
Interestignn you bring up parenting when it seems to me that Martin is the only one who was raised right. He smartly turned the other cheek when being harassed and threatened by two really bad human beings.You guys crack me up. Are you sure you wouldn't rather follow doubles tennis or quilt-making? This is supposed to be a MAN. Not a little schoolboy but a man. Pathetic. I'm so effing sick of hearing about this bullying crap all the damn time. It's called be parents. Instill in your children both compassion and self-respect. The **** that our country spends tax dollars and time worrying about is ridiculous. His teammates make fun of him. BFD. You're getting paid millions to play football, not patty cake with friends. Get your sorry, bitch ass back to work. He deserves to be bullied at this point. Roast away, femdems.
You guys crack me up. Are you sure you wouldn't rather follow doubles tennis or quilt-making? This is supposed to be a MAN. Not a little schoolboy but a man. Pathetic. I'm so effing sick of hearing about this bullying crap all the damn time. It's called be parents. Instill in your children both compassion and self-respect. The **** that our country spends tax dollars and time worrying about is ridiculous. His teammates make fun of him. BFD. You're getting paid millions to play football, not patty cake with friends. Get your sorry, bitch ass back to work. He deserves to be bullied at this point. Roast away, femdems.
Interestignn you bring up parenting when it seems to me that Martin is the only one who was raised right. He smartly turned the other cheek when being harassed and threatened by two really bad human beings.
He was being "bullied" by Incognito (basically the dirtiest player in the NFL with a history of assaults both off and on the field) and Mike Pouncey (best friends with Aaron Hernandez). If my co-workers were those dudes and they were all over me I'd run for the hills too. But perhaps you're right and Martin should have fought back. After all what's the worse that can happen facing off against those types of characters?
Interestignn you bring up parenting when it seems to me that Martin is the only one who was raised right. He smartly turned the other cheek when being harassed and threatened by two really bad human beings.
He was being "bullied" by Incognito (basically the dirtiest player in the NFL with a history of assaults both off and on the field) and Mike Pouncey (best friends with Aaron Hernandez). If my co-workers were those dudes and they were all over me I'd run for the hills too. But perhaps you're right and Martin should have fought back. After all what's the worse that can happen facing off against those types of characters?
Maybe it's time Martin thought about doing something other than football , it's a rough tuff sport . Martin reminds me of the breakdown soldier that Gen. George Patton slapped and called a gd coward .
It really comes down to , stand up and be a man , or sit down and be a crybaby wimp .
Just that simple... got it.
Martin's decision to leave was not spur of the moment. He left, according to reports, after two years of continuous harrassement.
He describes a culture of older players forcing younger teammates to pick up the tab, with one player being handed a bill for a $30,000 team dinner. “The veterans are using the younger players as an ATM, I’m told,” he reported.
He then retweeted a message from defensive tackle Jared Odrick which had a picture of a large dinner, with the message: “Everything tastes better when rookies pay for it.”
That dovetails with reports that Martin was somehow coerced into paying $15,000 toward a trip to Las Vegas that he didn’t attend.