OR . . . the last thing he should have done was lose his cool during, basically, a job interview. If it means millions to him, then he should act like it.
See, I disagree with this. We were not there. We do not know where/how he felt like he was being jerked around. I have walked out of job interviews before. I get that there is only one NFL, but if you feel like you are being treated poorly, you should speak up. Sounds like he had his fill and decided to do that. Also sounds like the NFL sees their responsibility in this.
We can agree to disagree. One can speak up and still be respectful, regardless of the circumstances.
The male nurse should have never said "do it."
That said, RF was wrong.
And of course combine officials should have never let this escalate.
This is the point. You don't send home a top 15 guy (or any other for that matter) because of a verbal altercation that could have been avoided. TBH, I think I would have done the same thing if in the same situation and would not have taken kindly to a medical employee acting like he was untouchable. Hopefully both Reuben, the employee and the NFL learned a lesson.
