The Andy Reid–Philly Media Feud Is Underway

FanHouse found this 5/7/2008 on www.the700level.com [flag]

We're one mini-camp into the 2008 season, and Andy Reid and the Philly media already appear to be in a disagreement of sorts. Reid is less than thrilled with all of the attention the Lito Sheppard situation is inviting, whereas the media believe it's par for the course to cover the ongoing story of an estranged Pro-Bowl player the team is actively trying to trade. Seeing the throng ... [link]

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Garrett Reid Pleads Guilty to Smuggling Drugs Into His Jail Cell
Published 5/7/2008 by Enrico Campitelli Jr. at FanHouse
... In unrelated news, Andy Reid wasn't too happy with the media after this week's mini camp and blamed them for always looking for the negative. The Trenton Times always grumpy Mark Eckel ...

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