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Michael Bumpus and Stacey Ross. You thought we were the only ones hearing and seeing Seahawks

disrespect. Bump, Players are absolutely seeing it.

Now, yesterday we learned Jaron Reed is seeing it and he's letting it fuel him, right?

Like he was like, yeah, I hear it. It's not going to lie, it bothers me. And that's, if it were me,

probably how I would handle it or rather how I would see it. Like I would just hear that disrespect and be angry about it, as you know. I get a little fired up. Yeah. I have a little bit of a temper. You're supposed to, thank you. You're supposed to say not really. Exactly. I'd call it something else. I don't know what it is. It was you one of your words of the day, pop up on your screen.

Oh, you're right.

I got a new vocabulary app.

However, I think your approach is a little more similar to someone like Drake Thomas,

who we're talking to later in the show.

And I thought that was interesting because you really can use it in very different ways.

It's got to match your personality, right? I think with Jay Reid, I'm not surprised that he would read it and take offense to it, but not really let it bother him, right? There's some people who can read the comments or some people who can't. Jay Reid is the type who can read the comments. I think Julian Love is the same way. Jay read more aggressively.

Jay Love more laughing at it.

And then there's Drake Thomas who we spoke to.

We'll hear from him today.

And I'm more like him.

I'm more like, I'm just not going to pay attention to it.

I don't mind reading comments.

They don't bother me, but I'm not going to go out of my way.

If I happen to see something that is kind of funny, someone says something like mean about me or the show or something. Sometimes they are fun. I'll go and look at him, like, all right, that's pretty good. But I just do my own thing. Like, if I stumble across it, I stumble across it, but I don't go out seeking it, you know? So I think that would be my approach. And when I played, it was easier to have that approach because X was just getting popping. It was Twitter at the time. There was no Instagram, or at least it was at his infant stages. Facebook was for college kids. It was just a different world back then. I didn't listen. I remember someone told me that rest and peace,

John Clayton was talking crap about me one time on the show. Do you remember what he said? He said, I was slow as heck. And I wasn't going to make the team. So I made the team. And I was like, man, I wish I could talk to J.C. right now. But I made it. fool, I made it, but Big Us Recipe's J.C.

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