Reader told Fox 2 Game Day Live that the team watched the final moments of last season's loss to the 49ers during a team meeting this week. He watched as his teammates dealt with the immediate aftermath of being on the wrong end of a game with so much on the line.
“We watched, earlier in the team meeting, and just kind of watching the end of it, everybody’s emotions. The cameras catch every single angle. They can throw some music behind there, and it really describes the emotion that you was going through," Reader explained. "As a player, that’s when it’s real. Because you work so hard, and felt like you got to the end, and just came up short. You can’t hide that raw emotion you feel."
I am not going to question this guy because of his proven track record, but why get your team juiced up for a meaningless game is beyond my pay grade.
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Reader told Fox 2 Game Day Live that the team watched the final moments of last season's loss to the 49ers during a team meeting this week. He watched as his teammates dealt with the immediate aftermath of being on the wrong end of a game with so much on the line.
“We watched, earlier in the team meeting, and just kind of watching the end of it, everybody’s emotions. The cameras catch every single angle. They can throw some music behind there, and it really describes the emotion that you was going through," Reader explained. "As a player, that’s when it’s real. Because you work so hard, and felt like you got to the end, and just came up short. You can’t hide that raw emotion you feel."
I am not going to question this guy because of his proven track record, but why get your team juiced up for a meaningless game is beyond my pay grade.