Perhaps you are right. It may be beyond remorse. I would be curious if any of the actual parties involved are as bent out of shape as those outside of the situation. I understand your anger. But you need to wait and understand the actual human interaction between these teammates. You are projecting your anger. As I mentioned in another thread along these lines. Have you ever said something in anger which you regretted? These teammates, family members to a degree had a blow up. I have had them. I am going through one right now concerning something personal which I have shared with you alone on this forum. It can happen and it can be healed.

As for the "death threats", I would be interested in exactly what Brittney was referring. If indeed threatening then bad. But they had nothing to do with the personal relationship that he has with his teammates.

I say chill, my friend. It is a time to step back and reflect. Take a deep breath or fifty.

Okay, look at it this way, JP. You have many employees, no? You have a day when you need everyone there. At the last minute one vital asks to be off for a distant cousin's birthday and you say no. Some of his coworkers are saying you are a hard-ass about it. Now, you have already discussed it with Tom and he says it is cool and he understands as do his coworkers. In the meantime, loopy Aunt Betty goes off her meds and the next day you get some weird death threat via twitter from who the hell knows who saying because Tom can't be off that they are going to take you out.

Is that the fault of those that you know, or old looney assed Betty?

Get the analogy?

Any death threat is bad, but you cannot blame it on anybody but the lunatic making the threat. If it was indeed real, it surely wasn't on Jenkins, or Thomas or any other teammate.

Understand?

Anger? More like Disgust. Disgust with Cancel Culture. Disgust with low standards we now accept as normal behavior, i.e., a laissez-faire attitude toward death threats as a way of life...

The Death Threats, The Cancel Culture, The Political Correct Naratives by those who presume their values are greater than others should be denounced as harshly as police brutality as they are what has brought us to this point...

You're rationalizing losing our civility is an acceptable cost to winning another Superbowl - my fandom is not that blind...

Malcolm Jenkins isn't evil. Michael Thomas isn't evil. They are both Christian humans wanting the best for their follow mankind.

And, yes, I want another Superbowl. As does every player on our team.

The aforementioned players' behavior of dragging their differences out in the open in a cancel culture attack is a huge problem, no matter how you spin it and should be equally condemned...

A problem for you personally, I can see. To myself, and most likely most others, is just that, a problem between them that has been since resolved.

But, wait, what is that "cancel culture attack"? I seriously don't understand that description.

As for dragging differences out in the open ... welcome to the modern world of social media. Everyone drags everything these days out into the open. LOL