One reason, albeit a minor reason, the Bucs got rid of Stylez White was his Twittering. He would Twitter the stupidest s(p)it. One was so bad, Dominik told him to stop Twittering and Stylez said “no.”

Little over a year later, he’s out of football.

What exactly is a “bad” tweet?

Just judging from the Bucs point of view, a reserve defensive lineman always Twittering (usually at 2 a.m.) about how he can’t get laid and how he hates women because they won’t put out for him and how he has no interest in relationships, he just wants sex.
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Just wow. I have a twitter account and I mainly use it just to add all our buc players because I thought it would be cool to see how they interact as a person off the field. I’ve never seen any of them say anything like that but damn… Clearly we have some real unintelligent people on our team if they are tweeting out garbage like that.

Also curious if he will clamp down on his own players on social media.

Joe believes he is trying, but so too did Raheem. It’s one (minor) reason Geno Hayes is no longer here.

Diehard:

The NFL worked just fine before social media and it can work fine now without it. Give me that “old school” football any day! More focus and less distractions will get this team back on track faster.

Gee, how in the world do the Steelers win all of those games? Those guys are Twittering maniacs. Besides, NFL doesn’t allow players to Twitter before, during and immediately after games.

Tom:

Who gives a crap? Really?

The fans. When Joe would Twitter live from practice, the feedback he got was extraordinary. Massive more feedback than any other time, not even close. No joke.

Twittering live from practices sort of opens the windows for fans to watch from their computer, guys like Joe are their eyes.

Joe knows a lot of people don’t like social media, for whatever reason. It ain’t going away folks.

Tom:

I’d rather have a coach who doesn’t give a rat’s a** about a reporter’s Twitter feed. This sounds more like a coach whining than a coach covering “details”.

Of course, is this did take place, you’d be the first one to b!tch at reporters for not pumping out enough content. (sigh).

Brad:

Hopefully he can teach the media how to report news cause the majority really suck at it.

LOL, oh, trust Joe, you WOULD NOT want that.

I hope Schiano strips radio shows too or least only allows the true leaders of the team to have them.

Players shows are incredibly boring.

Silence:

What exactly is a “bad” tweet?

Just judging from the Bucs point of view, a reserve defensive lineman always Twittering (usually at 2 a.m.) about how he can’t get laid and how he hates women because they won’t put out for him and how he has no interest in relationships, he just wants sex.

Guess one could applaud his candor.

Also, how a Bucs player is actually Twittering, defending college players who get busted for pot.

For the record, Joe’s not bent about this rule. It’s only a 30-minute delay for OTA/mini-camps. Both today’s practice and tomorrow’s is closed to media so this time, it was a one-day thing.

Training camp is wide open, or so Joe was told.

Trying to respond to fans’ Twitter questions and shoot photos is really a struggle. So in that respect, Joe is OK with this.

The Ravens won a Super Bowl in spite of Trent Dilfer, which to call him average would be stretching the limits of speech. Trent was probably the worst QB in NFL history.

I don’t ever say that I am a good or great poster, I am probably way below average, but it is my chance to practice the English language. Sometimes I am way too pessimistic and smug. I also look forward to people’s responses to my comments, egocentric.

It reminds me of that joke. What do you call someone who speaks two languages, bi-lingual. Three languages, tri-lingual. Four or more, multi-lingual. Well then, what do you call someone who speaks only one language, American, Bobby.

He must feel very insecure about his giant leap to the NFL. He realizes that NFL does stand for “Not for long”, and that he applies to all equally, even him. That will cause him to lash out at players, reporters and coaches.

I despised Dungy for his attitude and public relations that always told us what a superior human being he was, covering up the fact that he was a very average head coach and was eventually fired. While he devoted his life to football, he and his supporters pushed him to be the “All Pro Dad.” Any comment that I add to that, I’m sure would be censored.

Since I sarcastically originated the “New Schiano Order”, let’s go one step farther, after reading a dozen articles about him, my new name for the head coach is “The Little General.” I think it fits him well whether he’s successful or not.

A success story, but not without difficulty. Those admirable traits, some believe led to his firing with a young Jacksonville expansion team – a team that was similar to the young Bucs of today.

And it was rough going early on at the Giants. Several times being on the hotseat with the media calling for his head.

What changes opinions and garners acceptance of that management style is winning and winning alone. And that is what Tom has done. Let’s hope that Schiano meets with the same success, but if he doesn’t win the media will be relentless and the fans will quickly become critics.

I will reserve my praise and my criticism for the field!

Thomas,

LOL, we were misinformed, indeed.