Patspsycho
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First off, I offered up a hypothetical. Not a written in stone FACT. Secondaly, I love Tedy, but he needs to shut his trap as much as AD does. He doesn't know the whole story.
Third, every situation is different. Not a single one of us knows what the situation was for AD.
Lastly, no where did AD say it wasn't HIS fault. All he said was that it was traffic and he called to let them know he would be late. People need to get a clue and stop making sh!t up about how AD is some kind of cancer because of it.
Was AD late? Yes. Did AD hit traffic? Yes. Do we know how long he sat in traffic? No. Do we know what route he took? No. Hell, we don't even know if he left when he did because he was taking care of his kids and getting them ready for school or waiting on a baby sitter. If he'd left his kids alone, people would be calling CPS on him and acting like he's the world's worst father or something.
I get absolutely frigging tired of the way so many fans are friggin holier than thou when it comes to their expectations from players.
I have news for all you "people". SH!T happens that you have no control over. It's not an excuse. It's a FACT of life. If some of you get a clue and realize this, you might live better lives.. They'll definitely be happier ones.
I think the point Bruschi was making was that considering the extenuating circumstances, and the atmosphere, especially after losing 3 of 4, players have to put out more, and that meant showing up a lot earlier.
And AD was already treading on thin ice to begin with, and should probably have taken extra precautions.. show up an hour earlier, if he really was concerned about getting back in good grace.
FWIW Boston.com's Trafficalert reported no signficant delay on either 495/95/rt. 1 for that day, so it's not like AD was sitting for hours in traffic.












