Report: Miami Dolphins veteran players routinely extract money from rookie teammates
http://twitter.com/#!/AdamHBeasley/status/397047636915924992
The Miami Dolphins and Dolphins player Richie Incognito are both denying a report by ESPN’s Adam Schefter that former Dolphins tackle Jonathan Martin left the team as a result of harassment/bullying.
http://twitter.com/#!/68INCOGNITO/status/397002427775598592
@AdamSchefter
A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on.
Winston Churchill— Richie incognito (@68INCOGNITO) November 03, 2013
http://twitter.com/#!/68INCOGNITO/status/396997521211662336
Meanwhile, the Miami Herald’s Dolphins reporter, Adam Beasley, is tweeting that older players routinely take financial advantage of rookies:
http://twitter.com/#!/AdamHBeasley/status/397046963608502272
http://twitter.com/#!/AdamHBeasley/status/397047176087748608
http://twitter.com/#!/AdamHBeasley/status/397048628101263360
http://twitter.com/#!/AdamHBeasley/status/397063343867187200
Beasley retweeted these three tweets (one of which was deleted but preserved by Twitchy shortly before this post was published) by Dolphin players Jared Odrick and Will Davis:
http://twitter.com/#!/JaredOdrick98/status/396498498839121920
http://twitter.com/#!/WillieD_effect/status/396490370445758464
Davis says the $30,000 #RookieNight bill was split among more than one player:
http://twitter.com/#!/WillieD_effect/status/397062967554232320
How many players, and were all of them rookies?