I'm sure some are. Others who are cozy with the league (rhyymes with madam plefter) might get a scoop about the emails from a league source with a little ask to steer away from the WFT trainer angle.
Wait, I just went to the Raiders site to see who might take over and came across this:
https://www.raiders.com/team/coaches-roster/deuce-gruden
Named after a turd (by a turd)
I'm glad Gruden is getting his comeuppance, but it's kind of funny that this whole thing is a giant diversion / distraction from the Washington Team Trainer being investigated for a prescription pill ring (which I'm fairly sure is how these emails were discovered.)
They missed it last year cause my kids had colds, but figured an outdoor thing this year shouldn't be an issue (our area's vax rate is very high and we have very low community spread.)
But more importantly, these tickets are sold.
Yeah, c'mon, Star is great but didn't have anything to do with that Steelers loss (that's on Brian Daboll and his empty backfields as far as I'm concerned)
I have 3 tickets for 10/31 in section 126, I was hoping to take the kids for Halloween but they'd rather stay here and trick or treat.
Let's say $110 each (I paid a bit more than that)
Sure, which is part of why he doesn't have a choice. It's becoming clearer every week that he's gonna be out by the end of the year, and management / ownership probably stepped in to make sure they get a good look at Fields.
I've said 3-4 times now in this thread that I am not blaming refs, I am saying that smart players and coaches pay attention to how the game is being called and adjust (which is something we didn't really do last year.)
I'm not blaming anything on the refs, I am saying there is value in knowing the refs tendencies (both historically and in game) and adjusting accordingly.