Cam Newton thinks female reporter talking routes is 'funny'

I'm still curious as to what one would do on a college beat in his/her first year out of college that would make moving up to an NFL beat for a major daily a no-brainer. Note that I'm not questioning that that's what happened: I just wanna know how it happened.

 

I think America lost its collective mind over Cam. But if this woman loses her job in the aftermath of Cam, that's really pretty abhorrent. Two different matters? Don't care. She was doing her job, was shoved into the middle of a shitstorm, and then ...

 

Every one of her work tweets was just getting killed in the replies. And it seemed like she liked engaging with fans by those means, so she was reading through replies.

I'd slow down too.

 

I'd say it depends on whether there is any difference in the way she is treated by players. That, and only that, truly affects whether job performance will suffer.

 

You genuinely think she was like "Yes! I love racism, and my dad is right on here! This is an example of why he's the BEST — his racist views."

Think about that for a sec. Really? What's more likely, that she was openly being a Nazi, or that she was a stupid and naive college kid trying to be sarcastic back when her only followers were a bunch of other Arizona State friends?

 

Here was her farewell column from that beat. Maybe it's just me, but some of the stories she's referencing sound like more than your typical first-year-out-of-college reporting.

A fond farewell

 

Can't wait for the hyperbole on her next farewell column.

 

All Nazis are racists. But not all racists are Nazis.

 

What do you think Jourdan Rodrigue will be doing one year from now:

1. Same job.

2. Better job at same paper.

3. Better job elsewhere.

4. Out of the profession.

 

2. is impossible unless Joe Person moves elsewhere.