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We're having issues here with Abdul Carter now.

He's sleeping through meetings. He's not going to walkthroughs. This is professional, bro. Any really too much to be said. Mel Kuyper Jr. Should there be concerned about this? Young player who has half a sack. Obviously, players have to mature and grow with the game and college isn't the NFL. Carter, they have to work with him to make sure he's going to maximize all that ability.

And that's up to the organization to be able to do that, make sure that he goes back and does everything he can to be the great player we all thought he would be.

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We roll along on a Tuesday, tomorrow Stump, Rothenvers, and Lewis Riddick.

You know what?

Lewis is very timely here because there's so much stuff happening.

This whole Abdul-Carder thing, I think it's the perfect conversation for Lewis Riddick. That's why we have them. Yeah, it makes real sense. You know, I'm annoyed by this. And I'm annoyed at it in a few different ways. And I'll tell you why. And tell me if you agree or not. Firstly, that they allowed this to happen. I mean, you're part of the problem. If you're not stopping it and it's happening with a rookie under your watch, maybe this is what he was allowed to get away with the Penn State, and maybe he does it one week with the Giants. And I don't even think that's the end of the world. It's questionable, but I don't think it's the end of the world. The fact that this is something that had to be addressed and the punishment had to be served in week 11. I mean, it just shows you the

dysfunction within this organization. And if he did it and he was great, it'd be a lot easier

to, Lawrence Taylor used to do it, right? But when you're Lawrence Taylor, you have a different

set of rules. When you're not Lawrence Taylor and a different set of rules when you're not

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