If you have any questions or comments about this website, please see our contact information page. All Rights Reserved. These 'bubble' guys naturally thought the worst when they were brought in to the GM's office early-afternoon on cut day.
Cool segment, thanks for sharing. I do agree with the OP though. This is hard-core messing with these players who thought that they were getting cut and that their dreams of playing in the NFL or continuing to do so were going to be squashed. But the team got some cool videos out of this stunt to improve their "social engagement" and isn't that the most important thing?
In comment Archer said: Quote: I hope that the Giants handle their notifications with such class. It is easy to have this conversation. How they handle the cut players is what I would like to see. Not to be a downer but⦠Mike in St. Apparently, Fassel didn't know that there were two Ryans rooming together at Albany -- the other one being an undrafted free agent, who hadn't made the team They brought in their guys to tell them good news.
There is zero wrong with that. Playing with their emotions? You think these guys didn't know they were on the bubble? You think they wouldn't have brought them in to congratulate them anyway? This is a great moment for these guys, and it shows them that their hard work was acknowledged and validated at the very top. Good stuff. I don't see anything here as playing with their emotions.
In their position, emotions on cut-down day would be high no matter what. In comment allstarjim said: Quote: They brought in their guys to tell them good news. If you posted a video of someone rescuing a baby from a flood, there are posters here who would take issue with it. He could have dislocated his shoulder! Would you guys still think this is heroic? I don't think that teams bring players into the office to congratulate them on making the team.
