Seahawks got SB advice from source with conflict of interest

[Guts]

No shame?

Why the **** should someone feel shame for expressing an opinion on a player?

Yay great tom won a lot of football here. He's the greatest player in the league history. . Does that mean we are beholden to feel eternally grateful to him for forcing his way out of New England?.

**** that.

Just my opinion like yours obviously
and only speaking for myself here
he gave me the greatest fan experience any professional athlete has.
for that ill always be grateful
6 chips and countless of memories

 

[Guts]

The quote you're responding to was from Mike Florio, not moi. But it might help if you could provide the statement from Macdonald that you are citing as conflicting accounts or interpretations abound.

Among them: Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald stated that an unnamed source with a "conflict of interest" gave him vital information to help prepare for their Super Bowl matchup. He cryptically hinted that this person provided specific "tells" and insights into the opposing team's tendencies, but he declined to reveal the advisor's identity.

Mike Macdonald got Super Bowl advice from someone with a "conflict of interest"

Remember when Tom Brady said before the Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl that he didn't have a "dog in the fight"?

www.nbcsports.com

And: Mike Macdonald did not explain the specific nature of the help, meaning he never stated whether it was strategic, tactical, or strictly football-related. During his appearance on The Dan Patrick Show, Macdonald only dropped a vague, cryptic teaser.



And, FWIW, Scott Zolak said on 98.5 today he has no doubt Brady is the unnamed "conflict of interest" source who helped Seattle.

Zolak or Patrick/MacDonald who you believe?
Of course you have made up your mind already