Warpath - View Single Post - Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins

mooby · 11-04-2019, 01:45 PM

There are no winners in this fight, Bruce Allen is a loser, Trent Williams should've been traded long ago to the highest bidder, and there is no concrete info available (other than Trent Williams had a mass removed from his scalp) so there is no easy way to pick a side. Everyone is at fault here.

The big thing I blame Trent for is implicating its' the Redskins fault it wasn't taken seriously to start with, and now for backing down when the NFLPA wants to do its' investigation to counteract the Redskins ongoing investigation. How are we supposed to know if there's any truth to Trent's claims if he won't allow the NFLPA to investigate?

If Trent wants to shit-talk the Redskins at every opportunity for how they've handled this, it reflects poorly on him that he won't allow the NFLPA to investigate his accusations. You brought it this far, it has to be allowed to proceed so we can actually determine if the Redskins docs are to blame. The fact Trent doesn't want it to go forward makes me want to believe he's the one to blame for not taking it seriously in the first place.

And now there's nothing left to do except let him sit out the rest of the season and trade him in the offseason. It's terrible handling by both parties that is has been allowed to come this far.

11-04-2019, 01:45 PM	#114
mooby Hug Anne Spyder Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 20,325	Re: Trent Williams ends season-long holdout, rejoins Redskins There are no winners in this fight, Bruce Allen is a loser, Trent Williams should've been traded long ago to the highest bidder, and there is no concrete info available (other than Trent Williams had a mass removed from his scalp) so there is no easy way to pick a side. Everyone is at fault here. The big thing I blame Trent for is implicating its' the Redskins fault it wasn't taken seriously to start with, and now for backing down when the NFLPA wants to do its' investigation to counteract the Redskins ongoing investigation. How are we supposed to know if there's any truth to Trent's claims if he won't allow the NFLPA to investigate? If Trent wants to shit-talk the Redskins at every opportunity for how they've handled this, it reflects poorly on him that he won't allow the NFLPA to investigate his accusations. You brought it this far, it has to be allowed to proceed so we can actually determine if the Redskins docs are to blame. The fact Trent doesn't want it to go forward makes me want to believe he's the one to blame for not taking it seriously in the first place. And now there's nothing left to do except let him sit out the rest of the season and trade him in the offseason. It's terrible handling by both parties that is has been allowed to come this far.