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Andy Reid has earned a whole bunch of free passes with the media in Kansas City.

It's what winning does for a coach.

Troubled players, questionable hires, nepotism, alcohol at work, losing games.

Even supporting Republican governors hasn't been

enough to get the local media members to criticize the man. But now, but now, Andy Reid has

chosen to not comment about John Gruden's emails, and the reaction is swift and harsh. This is

ridiculous, but Andy's finally committed the one sin the media will not allow.

We'll compare how Andy Reid has handled this to this point, as I think he's going to change,

to how Chargers coach Brandon Staley has handled it, and I'll make a prediction what happens next.

The NFL, of course, is saying they didn't release any emails, and they don't

plan to. The pressure's on from all corners now that Gruden won't be the only one hammered.

They want more. They want more, more on the Washington football team and other people in the NFL.

If the NFL were really being real, they could fight hundreds of people with bad emails,

not necessarily racist or

homophobic. There's all kinds of reasons people email things they get fired for or would be

really embarrassing publicly. So what's really going on here? Kairi Irving of the Nets speaks out on why

he's not getting the jab. And get this, the New York City mandate is so silly. As a home team

player in the NBA, he can't play in Brooklyn. But a visiting player without a shot can.

Insanity. Joe Montana is set for the biggest payday of his career. You have to hear this story. It's

great. We're happy for Joe. CNN's top medical reporter is embarrassed after his

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