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Ryan Grigson admits Colts notified NFL of football concerns before the AFCCG
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Quote:i disagree. there are unwritten rules and things done within the sport that teams and other players, personnel, etc.. are aware of. Dead on Achilles, it's the equivalent to a baseball GM complaining to MLB about opposing teams stealing signs, every team does it. There were multiple QB's (most retired) they came out via social media and said every QB likes their balls (sounds bad) a certain way, basically defending Brady and the Patriots. I'm assuming the Colts organization has lost a lot of respect around the league as this is one of those unwritten rules you don't snitch about, but hey, we're talking about a team that "sucked for Luck" so I'm not surprised. |
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