This is a formal request that the NFL no longer force Marshawn Lynch to participate in media events. We, the fans, like him the way he is and you are only hurting the NFL's image by harassing him.
There are more than enough players who actually like talking with the media. There's no need to torture Marshawn.
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Jo
11 years ago
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It's cruel to force someone with a social anxiety disorder to perform public interviews. Stop bullying him. NFL has an anti-bullying policy? Penalty on the NFL!
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Lorraine Zimmerman
11 years ago
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SHAME ON THE NFL for subjecting one of their own employees to aggressive harassment from the media! This is a clear and blatant violation of the ADA Discrimination Act. The NFL has taken a stand against domestic violence, among other issues, but they are long overdue in stopping this abuse of Marshawn Lynch, including penalizing him with exhorbitant and frivolous fines - which should now be donated, in full, to a charity of his choice.
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Katherine McCarter
11 years ago
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Please stop!! The NFL is setting a terrible example by fining a player who clearly is not comfortable being interviewed, especially post game. We tell our children that they should respect individual differences and that bullying and harassment is cruel and wrong. How can we create a kinder, more respectful society when major sports institutions behave in this way? It's hypocritical to talk about concern for players health while ignoring the mental, emotional and psychological needs of the players. This has gone on too long. The NFL needs to stop fining Marshaen Lynch and show some respect for a great player who has done so much for his team, for the sport and for his communities. It's petty and it's wrong.
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Janet Allen
12 years ago
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Actions speak louder than words. Mr. Lynch will tell us all we need to know on the field. Leave him alone off the field.
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Ken Littlefield
12 years ago
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Leave marshawn alone, let him focus on football, not talking to a bunch of guys who would mess their pants if they had to tackle him.
This is a formal request that the NFL no longer force Marshawn Lynch to participate in media events. We, the fans, like him the way he is and you are only hurting the NFL's image by harassing him.
There are more than enough players who actually like talking with the media. There's no need to torture Marshawn.
J
Jo
11 years ago
Featured
It's cruel to force someone with a social anxiety disorder to perform public interviews. Stop bullying him. NFL has an anti-bullying policy? Penalty on the NFL!
L
Lorraine Zimmerman
11 years ago
Featured
SHAME ON THE NFL for subjecting one of their own employees to aggressive harassment from the media! This is a clear and blatant violation of the ADA Discrimination Act. The NFL has taken a stand against domestic violence, among other issues, but they are long overdue in stopping this abuse of Marshawn Lynch, including penalizing him with exhorbitant and frivolous fines - which should now be donated, in full, to a charity of his choice.
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Katherine McCarter
11 years ago
Featured
Please stop!! The NFL is setting a terrible example by fining a player who clearly is not comfortable being interviewed, especially post game. We tell our children that they should respect individual differences and that bullying and harassment is cruel and wrong. How can we create a kinder, more respectful society when major sports institutions behave in this way? It's hypocritical to talk about concern for players health while ignoring the mental, emotional and psychological needs of the players. This has gone on too long. The NFL needs to stop fining Marshaen Lynch and show some respect for a great player who has done so much for his team, for the sport and for his communities. It's petty and it's wrong.
J
Janet Allen
12 years ago
Featured
Actions speak louder than words. Mr. Lynch will tell us all we need to know on the field. Leave him alone off the field.
K
Ken Littlefield
12 years ago
Featured
Leave marshawn alone, let him focus on football, not talking to a bunch of guys who would mess their pants if they had to tackle him.
There are more than enough players who actually like talking with the media. There's no need to torture Marshawn.