Andy Reid is apparently getting tired of questions about who is and isn’t at Chiefs OTAs. Last week the big story was Eric Berry, Justin Houston and Marcus Peters missing OTAs. This week, it was Dee Ford who was absent and Reid didn’t like the (reasonable) questions about it from the media.
Dee Ford missed practice today. Andy Reid reminds, forcefully, that it's voluntary.
— Terez A. Paylor (@TerezPaylor) June 1, 2017
Andy Reid on now… lost his cool when asked where Dee Ford was. “I’m not coming out here and answering who’s not here. It’s voluntary."
— Soren Petro (@SorenPetro) June 1, 2017
Andy Reid on the absence of Dee Ford, "Don't worry about that. It's a voluntary camp. That's how I'm gonna answer it every time you ask!"
— 610 Sports Radio- KC (@610SportsKC) June 1, 2017
Shoutout to Terez for asking the questions Chiefs fans want to know. It’s voluntary and they don’t have to be here. We got that. Still, I would like to know where they are. I’m not saying they have to show up or anything but, yeah, the most popular Chiefs aren’t here and I’m curious why not. The answer could be it’s voluntary and they don’t have to. And that’s OK. So, why not ask?
The Chiefs aren’t obligated to tell you when a player is hurt right now so what if Ford was hurt and that’s why he wasn’t out there? Wouldn’t you want to know then? Thanks to Terez for asking those questions even though Reid apparently doesn’t want him to.
I’m clearly in the minority here. Hit the comments section for those who disagree.
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What do you think about Andy Reid’s comment to the media about OTA attendance questions?
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Good for him, the media asked the same question over and over again
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He overreacted, it’s reasonable to ask who’s there and who isn’t
(126 votes)