It doesn’t stop being personal. They have issues. Whenever his name is brought up there will be a lack of respect shown. Social media is a huge part of the culture now. This back and forth between Kamara and Thomas about Norman hurts no one. Anytime these players show the full range of emotion on the spectrum or say something the board disagrees with everybody wants the players to just shut up and play. These guys aren’t robots, and way worse is being said to one another on that field than what we read on Twitter.

Your line of excuses is the kind of attitude that breeds this "culture", as you love to call everything.

I don't care if they are professional athletes are common, everyday people. Your problem here is you automatically assume my opinion is biased to a certain group of people (what a surprise), in this case, football players.

My problem is these are grown men acting like babies. This thing you call "culture" is a societal disease, right now. I didn't need you to inform me that this is what people do on their twitter. This isn't news to me. I simply have a problem with people airing their problems all over social media, and using words that make them sound like little kids having a fight over who's cooler. And, yes, their actions ARE hurting somebody... Themselves. They are embarrassing themselves. And the fact that they clearly don't care about that says a lot about them.

At some point, these guys have to get over it. And if they can't get over it then, as I said before, let your play do the talking. When one guy one ups the other, the guy who lost the battle should be motivated to do better, and the guy who won the battle should be happy that he did his job and just leave it at that.

But if even THAT isn't enough, at least be able to communicate in a way that doesn't make you look like a little brat. These guys look like bratty little frat boys.

Listening to you, you'd think I'm criticizing these guys for not being perfect, rather than for what they are actually doing, which has been a pathetic display of immaturity.

Making excuses for their behavior just tells me that you are like them. If you're proud of that, congratulations.

Or maybe you just didn’t grow up in a time period where it was commonplace to air out your grievances with someone over social media. This isn’t a constant attack of Josh Norman thing. He went at him as soon as the game was over. He made a comment after he was fined because that brought the situation back up. He isn’t @‘ing Josh Norman as we speak launching verbal attacks with no end in sight.

The societal ill is people being selective about when they want to mind their business. Guarantee Michael Thomas and Alvin Kamara still get the contracts they deserve if they continue to produce the way they have. This won’t hurt them in the slightest. YOU think they’re embarrassing themselves. Others are entertained. You might need to take a cultural competency class. Society isn’t monlithic, nor should it be. People don’t have to adhere to what you believe is the proper code of conduct. You just come across sounding like a hater. And if you’re proud of that, bravo.

But you’re right. I’m not put off by a 23 and a 25 year old showing themselves to be slightly juvenile in nature. They should be afforded the right to grow at their own pace like the real, college frat boys do.

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Lighten up fellas. It's football, not a d*$k, you don't have to take it so hard.

Hard to believe that we are standing alone in 2nd place in the NFC and no one knows how to enjoy it.

Actually, it's not football. It's people who happen to play football, who don't know how to quit feuding after the game is played.

We're just giving opinions, here. The difference is we haven't been at it for weeks.

'They' don't know how to quit huh? lol... Give it time