I think about like your little run in with Gruden
where you kind of got at him on the sidelines
. Well, see that a big deal, but
they didn't turn it into a big deal. They
showed a highlight but they didn't emphasize it. And
one of the reasons that they didn't make it a
big deal is because they, the, the media
typically liked me, right. They, they just
never really, I could get in an argument with
the quarterbacks. I get an argument with the head
coach. We can have heated conversations with Bill Parcells
, but they already knew that was my personality.
So they couldn't set a narrative about me. That
wasn't true. So they just decided we're not gonna
make it a big deal. They would run the
clip, but that's it. They couldn't talk over
it by saying, well he attacked the coach or
he did this or he did because that wasn't the
case. It was a heated conversation. What game
are you talking about? Tampa Bay Buccaneer, you
was a kid, the one that they always show
uh the Rams Tampa Bay Buccaneer game on a Monday
night football. And what was the what was the
conversation that you guys were having? He called some
play but didn't realize on his big ass menu board
, the play that he actually called and then we
wind up burning a time out and he said I
lined up wrong so we had to use a time
out and he didn't cop to him calling a bad
play and then he mumbled something when I walked away
and at that point, it became confrontational bucky.
Did you ever have an experience like this with the
coach? Uh No, because I wasn't high up
on the totem pole where I could argue like that
, whatever they said, I had to go and
be very compliant with what they said, Keyshawn was
on a different level. He had the opportunity to
bark back, you know, the different levels to
this when it comes to playing on a team.
Uh we treat everybody fairly but we ain't treating everybody
equally. And so Keyshawn has some skins in the
game so he could bark back.