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Noogie Time |
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Shirt Wedgie |
The Miami Dolphins have a major problem with bullying. So far this season, one of their players has been forcefully thrown down to the ground 35 times and hit countless more. These attacks have left him physically hurting and bruised and who knows how that is effecting him emotionally. The Dolphins appointed 5 guys to try to protect him, but apparently they have been too busy calling each other names and playing dumb pranks to do any good. Now one of those "protectors" has been sent away for bad behavior, leaving Ryan Tannehill vulnerable to even more bullying. This needs to stop:
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Come on |
The NFL Needs to Stop the Bullying of Ryan Tannehill
The NFL needs to step in and do something about this. This means doing several things:
1. Get Tannehill Some Protection
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Tannehill needs some muscle. |
For starters, Ryan Tannehill needs 24 hour bodyguards to follow him both on and off the field to make sure people stop assaulting him. The NFL should be in charge of finding these bodyguards because Jeff Ireland has clearly shown he does not possess the skills to find people to protect Tannehill from bullying who can do the job compently without commiting hate crimes.
2. Opposing Defenses Need Sensitivity Training
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Tannehill is consoled after a beating |
Opposing defenses need to be given sensitivity training to teach them how their violence makes the players on offense feel.
3. Fire Jeff Ireland
This has nothing to do with Ryan Tannehill or bullying, but it's way overdue. If Stephen Ross can't do it, the NFL should.