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<blockquote data-quote="GTRX7" data-source="post: 27191" data-attributes="member: 1045"><p>These guys seem to be pushing an anti-CPJ agenda hard from the outset. Mentioned Coach saying that Vad had "missed some reads" and that the option was "not being run like he wanted," and then basically asked if he was mad that CPJ would call him out like that in public. Then said he must have a great relationship with the fans and tried to get him to contrast that with how bad a relationship he had with coach. Vad wouldn't admit that he had a bad relationship with CPJ, but it sounds like it wasn't great either (for sure). But as far as the fan base v. CPJ, I would have to say that CPJ consistently defended Vad publically against fan/media criticism FAR more than he ever called him out in public. To try to push the interview to the contrary is trolling to me. </p><p> </p><p>I thought CPJ was very very fair with Vad when it was all said and done. He gave him every opportunity in 2012 and probably more than he deserved in 2013 (given that most folks feel JT should have gotten more reps). He did try to open the offense up for him, but Vad was never able to get the base offense part of it. Sounds like CPJ and Vad simply disagreed about that. As I have said before, this is probably a good decision by all parties.</p><p> </p><p>In the end, nice interview by Vad. Good kid. He refused to say bad things about CPJ or GT. "Had no regrets." Just frustrated that the guys doing the interview seemed to be trying to push an agenda instead of figuring out what happened.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GTRX7, post: 27191, member: 1045"] These guys seem to be pushing an anti-CPJ agenda hard from the outset. Mentioned Coach saying that Vad had "missed some reads" and that the option was "not being run like he wanted," and then basically asked if he was mad that CPJ would call him out like that in public. Then said he must have a great relationship with the fans and tried to get him to contrast that with how bad a relationship he had with coach. Vad wouldn't admit that he had a bad relationship with CPJ, but it sounds like it wasn't great either (for sure). But as far as the fan base v. CPJ, I would have to say that CPJ consistently defended Vad publically against fan/media criticism FAR more than he ever called him out in public. To try to push the interview to the contrary is trolling to me. I thought CPJ was very very fair with Vad when it was all said and done. He gave him every opportunity in 2012 and probably more than he deserved in 2013 (given that most folks feel JT should have gotten more reps). He did try to open the offense up for him, but Vad was never able to get the base offense part of it. Sounds like CPJ and Vad simply disagreed about that. As I have said before, this is probably a good decision by all parties. In the end, nice interview by Vad. Good kid. He refused to say bad things about CPJ or GT. "Had no regrets." Just frustrated that the guys doing the interview seemed to be trying to push an agenda instead of figuring out what happened. [/QUOTE]
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