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coach from its Web site last week after the coach grew heated at different points. O’Donnell will be replaced by Kim Coyle, according to Daniel Brown of the San Jose Mercury News.
Niners spokesman Bob Lange described the trip to the bullpen by KPIX as a “joint agreement.” The team has editorial input, also known as control of the production because of the contract. Per the report, Coyle will interview Singletary in person while O’Donnell did them via satellite from the station.
Singletary snapped at O’Donnell during the interview and he was besieged by questions about the team’s communication, or lack of it following the blowout loss in Seattle.
“I say things that I feel and I do have to do a better job at not letting the media bait me the way they did last week in one particular incident,” Singletary. “I do have to do a better job at that and I have to be smarter in that situation.”
Hey, maybe a change in interviewers will lead to a change on the field for the now 0-2 Niners.
OWING MILLS, Md.—Baltimore Ravens rookie nose guard Terrence "Mount" Cody expects to play Sunday against the Cleveland Browns after being held out of the first two games following arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee.
Cody is no longer on the injury report.
“I feel it’s doing better,” Cody said. “I’m not 100 percent yet, but I feel like it’s a lot better than it was. Hopefully this week, by the way I practice, they’re going to let me play.”
Cody said he was held out of the first two games as a precautionary measure.
“I feel like they wanted to be safe about it,” he said. “Don’t let it swell up or let anything else happen to it. I feel like if nothing happens with my knee and stuff, I feel like this is the week I can play.”
New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards(notes) obviously doesn't get it.
In legal jeopardy after his DUI arrest since he's already under Chargers jersey
probation for his misdemeanor assault incident in Cleveland last year, Edwards downplayed the impact of his actions on the Jets' reputation.
“I don’t understand the black eye that this would put on the organization,” Edwards said. “Because this isn’t a representation of what this organization is about. This isn’t what Rex Ryan, Mike Tannenbaum and Woody teach. It’s isn’t. This is a situation that I’m in, that I put myself in. So I don’t see how this could be a black eye for them. More so be a black eye for myself if anything.”
According to the New York Daily News, Edwards seemed flippant during an interview today.
He said he wouldn't make an issue out of it if the team decided to deactivate him.
The Jets have said they're going to not start him, but he'll play.
"I'm sorry,” Edwards said. “I'm human. I'm not the first person to make a mistake."
Edwards didn't have much of an excuse for not using the Jets' car service.
“I have my own car service that I use all the time,” Edwards said. “I never drive to the city. I don’t know my way around the city. I don’t like driving to the city. Yesterday was probably the third time I’ve ever driven to the city of New York.”
Meanwhile, Jets coach Rex Ryan said he was very upset about the incident.
And he's fed up with the team's behavior in general, and he let the team know about it.
“Quite honestly, I’m basically tired with dealing with some of Bills jersey
these issues,” Ryan said. “I’m tired to the embarrassment to our owner and this organization. Let’s just end it. Let’s stop it. .. We don’t need to be that team. This team works too hard to be looked at in this light. It’s kind of an embarrassing moment for the organization.
“We are a disciplined football team. I think our football team has learned our lessons. …I’m not going to hold people’s hands 24/7. We’re professionals. We need to act like professionals. I think Braylon is a good man. I think Braylon made a mistake."
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