(10-25-2019, 10:59 PM)JackCity Wrote:

(10-25-2019, 06:05 PM)p_rushing Wrote: The fact that Ramsey hasn't mentioned what was said shows that nothing out of bounds was said. Ramsey was fine lying about his back, but he won't mention what was said. If TC said something that wasn't good and crossed a line, Ramsey would have made it known so he would be on the right side and would have a grievance filed against the team. The fact that nothing has come out means Ramsey knows there were 3 people in the room to provide witnesses and potentially they even recorded it to shut him down.

Ramsey has no problems talking and lying about other things, so why won't he say what was said?

Your logic makes zero sense. If Ramsey was so set on lying why wouldn't he just make up what they said? The front office isn't gonna say anything more than they already have. 

Also he's hardly going to file a grievance while trying to get to another team, that just causes unnecessary PR for the new team and his own brand.

You are missing the point.

Ramsey hasn't said anything about what was said in the meeting. Why does he talk about everything about the meeting but what was said? He doesn't talk about it because he knows that will draw TC and the others out of silence. He didn't lie because there were multiple people in the room and they wouldn't let it stand if he openly attacked them.

The grievance would definitely have been filed if anything personal was said that crossed a line. It would have helped him leave the team. If TC would have crossed a line in the words used (think personal degrading, racial, etc), then Ramsey would have an excuse for forcing the trade without getting any backlash on himself as everything would have been focused on TC.

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