I replied to the guy alright.

"I have to be honest with you on your article about Sean Peyton. It was really, REALLY bad. I think a coach has the absolute right to keep certain members of the media out of practices, press conferences, or sidelines, because many, like yourself, only seem to dig up the dirt on people for the sake of your jobs. I'm a former journalism major, and I had aspirations to be a sports writer. I am so glad I changed my mind after the media circus that the sporting world has turned into. I know it has always been biased, but this season has been absolutely ridiculous. The media loves to take its shots at players, coaches, and teams that are not deserved, yet it loves media whores such as Brett Favre and Rex Ryan. It is almost sickening. You couldn't find any dirt on the Saints to add a twist to the upcoming NFC Championship, so you decide to take cheap shots at a coach who is only trying to protect his team from the negativity that the media spews out on a consistent basis just to make their story interesting. Your credibility is in question, also. Weren't you fired from the Indy Post for lying about your resume'? Who is to say you aren't making all this up? So, next time you decide to take cheap shots, remember those skeletons in your closet. If you point your finger at someone, there are three more pointing back at you."

I replied to the guy alright.

"I have to be honest with you on your article about Sean Peyton. It was really, REALLY bad. I think a coach has the absolute right to keep certain members of the media out of practices, press conferences, or sidelines, because many, like yourself, only seem to dig up the dirt on people for the sake of your jobs. I'm a former journalism major, and I had aspirations to be a sports writer. I am so glad I changed my mind after the media circus that the sporting world has turned into. I know it has always been biased, but this season has been absolutely ridiculous. The media loves to take its shots at players, coaches, and teams that are not deserved, yet it loves media whores such as Brett Favre and Rex Ryan. It is almost sickening. You couldn't find any dirt on the Saints to add a twist to the upcoming NFC Championship, so you decide to take cheap shots at a coach who is only trying to protect his team from the negativity that the media spews out on a consistent basis just to make their story interesting. Your credibility is in question, also. Weren't you fired from the Indy Post for lying about your resume'? Who is to say you aren't making all this up? So, next time you decide to take cheap shots, remember those skeletons in your closet. If you point your finger at someone, there are three more pointing back at you."

I replied to the guy alright.

"I have to be honest with you on your article about Sean Peyton. It was really, REALLY bad. I think a coach has the absolute right to keep certain members of the media out of practices, press conferences, or sidelines, because many, like yourself, only seem to dig up the dirt on people for the sake of your jobs. I'm a former journalism major, and I had aspirations to be a sports writer. I am so glad I changed my mind after the media circus that the sporting world has turned into. I know it has always been biased, but this season has been absolutely ridiculous. The media loves to take its shots at players, coaches, and teams that are not deserved, yet it loves media whores such as Brett Favre and Rex Ryan. It is almost sickening. You couldn't find any dirt on the Saints to add a twist to the upcoming NFC Championship, so you decide to take cheap shots at a coach who is only trying to protect his team from the negativity that the media spews out on a consistent basis just to make their story interesting. Your credibility is in question, also. Weren't you fired from the Indy Post for lying about your resume'? Who is to say you aren't making all this up? So, next time you decide to take cheap shots, remember those skeletons in your closet. If you point your finger at someone, there are three more pointing back at you."