Sunday, January 15, 2006
Dept. of: Now He Tells Us
Cimini, perhaps cutting to the crux of why Edwards' shortcomings, while obvious to fans, rarely made it into print:
"At times, Edwards' behavior galled the organization. He never fined players for being overweight, he let Ty Law miss practices and do what he wanted, he never nudged injured players back to the practice field, he never improved his clock management and he spent an inordinate amount of time with the media. He often schmoozed for an hour after his news conferences. Good for us, but his superiors felt he was neglecting his other duties."
"At times, Edwards' behavior galled the organization. He never fined players for being overweight, he let Ty Law miss practices and do what he wanted, he never nudged injured players back to the practice field, he never improved his clock management and he spent an inordinate amount of time with the media. He often schmoozed for an hour after his news conferences. Good for us, but his superiors felt he was neglecting his other duties."
