April 29, 201313 yr Per NBC News and other media outlets, Wallace reportedly wrote the following on Twitter before deleting the messages: “All these beautiful women in the [world] and guys wanna mess with other guys SMH…” Wallace later wrote the following: ”Never said anything was right or wrong I just said I don’t understand!! Deeply sorry for anyone that I offended(.)” Here is the Dolphins’ statement in full: “Mike Wallace has apologized for his comments, and we have addressed the matter with him. Mike’s comments do not reflect the views of the Miami Dolphins. We believe in a culture of inclusiveness and respect, and any statements to the contrary are in no way acceptable to our organization. Dolphins: Mike Wallace?s remarks ?do not reflect the views? of the organization | ProFootballTalk
April 29, 201313 yr Author Geez Mike... Just like Chad Johnson who gave Joe Philbin lip service on Hard Knocks about what is expected of him as a Miami Dolphin I wonder if Wallace did the same. Is this most a WR thing or more of a NFL thing?
April 29, 201313 yr Yes. We could start a list, but it would never end. Of wide receivers? I'll start. Plaxico Burress. :lol2:
April 30, 201313 yr I didn't have a problem with what he said. He simply said he doesn't understand how a man could be interested in a man.
April 30, 201313 yr I didn't have a problem with what he said. He simply said he doesn't understand how a man could be interested in a man. That's how I took it as well. Don't see an issue with it.
April 30, 201313 yr Someone from the organization obviously thought it was pretty stupid. I get how in today's environment an organization would be so afraid of offending anyone that they are a bit reactionary.
April 30, 201313 yr I get how in today's environment an organization would be so afraid of offending anyone that they are a bit reactionary. True, but there's a lot of truth in Herman Edward's "Don't push send" advice
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