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I think that's a trend of, and I get it, because we live in a clickbait world.

We live in a world where you see short little clips on TikTok and Instagram, and that's

the worldly living.

So you can't deny how we consume clips in media, right?

Like a lot of things you see, the sad reality is you're like, yeah, I saw it. We live in a red zone sort of world. On TikTok. Yeah. I did see both of these clips on TikTok. I can't lie. I'm scrolling and you see some of the sports highlights. And there's a trend of, and I get it because if you're a reporter, what do you want? You want people to be clicking.

There's a lot of reporters trying to set up quarterbacks and players with like,

gotcha type of questions.

And I thought it was cool that a young dude like Shador Sanders,

here's the juxtaposition, my favorite word of the month.

A young guy who just started in the league and another guy who's been in the league 20

years, both being baited by the press insinuating like, come on, say something bad about your

coach.

And neither guy, 20 years old or 40 years old, essentially, took the bait.

Let's start with Chador, questioning Kevin Stefansansky's play calling, and they were trying to get Shador to throw coach under the bus. Did you like Kevin having the dress of miss there, even backed up in your care care? I mean, first, that's a rude question to ask. If I think, you know, it was a great call by my coach you know like the aggression

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