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Originally Posted by DropIt
I would bet its extremely common.
But do you not think its also common that less then an hour before kickoff, that maybe he wants to keep to himself? Players prepare in different ways and having some guy chirping in your ear may do more bad than good. If Lynch tells him something, maybe he starts to get tunnel vision waiting for a cornerback to bite or turn his hips the wrong way, or whatever. Point is, maybe he is ignoring Lynch because he doesn't want to hear him or let him get in his head.
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Your argument is coming from such a bias prospective and point of view that it's hard to take it seriously. Number one, the first and most obvious thing that if somehow you were such a vulnerable and easy to knock Quarterback that taking a piece of advice could somehow impact you in a negative way is laughable but to straight up ignore and not even respond to one of the leader on the teams, a hall of fame safety, is another. Not conveying your message by texting away on your phone, not even taking a second to acknowledge him.