Nick Piccone
After Ed Reynolds’ intercepted Tyrod Taylor’s ill-timed throw at the end of the 4th quarter, sealing an Eagles win, LeSean McCoy left the field without shaking anybody’s hands. The fans in attendance booed because they wanted to see him after the game, I would assume. Judging from what I’ve been hearing from the people in attendance, more people were cheering McCoy than booing him, though it sounded like a mixed reaction on television.
There were a lot of McCoy jerseys in attendance, and I still don’t know why. But that’s another story. McCoy was approached after the game, and assumingly asked why he left the field without shaking anybody’s hand. He wasn’t having it. He’s “got nothing to say.”
He did have plenty to say before the cameras got there, though.
The NFL is like The WhitevHouse. We will never really know what goes on behind close doors. But they sure put on a good front that everything is just doing fine. I am sorry but this is the flip side to being in the limelight. It’s nice they have their foundations and give back to the community but if you want your comments to be truthful and not taken out of context then step up and talk from your heart not your rear end.