Abdul Carter was benched for the first series of Sunday's loss to the Packers.

The athletics Dan Duggan reported that the Abdul-Miss walked through because he was asleep at the team facility at the time,

which resulted in his benching for the opening series against the Packers.

Duggan further reported Carter lateness to meetings was a trend that the former head coach Brian Dayball didn't address.

Was not was not sleep actually doing recovery.

Nonetheless, that's on me.

Yeah.

When they hate when the hate don't work, they start telling lies.

I mean, obviously the recovery thing might have been, might have been true.

It might have been true.

But I know one thing, that stadium is open very early, long before time for meetings.

You get in there early enough, get that recovery, get you some need, get you some breakfast.

So you don't do recovery when you know you got meetings coming up real soon. Ocho. I don't know about you. I can see, chat, I don't know how they have it now. Like I said, I haven't played in two decades. Ocho, it's been 15, it's been 15 years since Ocho played. God damn. Ocho. Normally, even if you're getting treatment, all right, Sharpie, you got walk through. Okay, Sharpie, you got, you got media. That's what the training staff would say. And I'm not saying they didn't say that. I'm not saying that. But I'm just saying when I was in Denver, when I was in Baltimore

if I was getting treatment

or

they would have relayed

to the coach

Sharp is getting treatment. He's not

going to be at walkthrough. Right.

But that wasn't going to fly

with Mike. Mike going to say, I want you,

I want you out there. Yeah. Okay, fine. No problem. But I just, I just, I just don't, I just don't get

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