Should ESPN do anything? Jason Kelce smashes student's phone (1 Viewer)

[-OZ-]

These are dark times when we are arguing over what an apology is or isn't.

Just when you think ya' run out of things to argue about.

We'll never run out.

Yes we will.

 

[ghostguy123]

Pretty funny how some people think Kelce apologized without every uttering the word "sorry" or "apology" in his statement. ESPN blatantly guilty of false headline.

To be clear, I don't give a damn if he apologizes to anyone (although I think it would be smart business if he were to apologize - not merely express regret - to ESPN). But his statement Monday night was clearly not an apology.

Call it what you want. Why would anyone want an apology? Usually it’s an affirmation that a person acknowledges they were wrong.

“In a heated moment, I decided to greet hate with hate,” Kelce said before ESPN’s broadcast of the Buccaneers-Chiefs game featuring his brother, Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce. “I fell short this week.”

His statement, showing he knows he should do better, seems to be a lot more genuine than most public apologies.

So, he didn't apologize to anyone in particular. He certainly shouldn't apologize to the punk idiot.
It's hard to call it an apology, but more like an awareness he shouldnt do that.

 

[fatness]

No punishment for Kelce from the NFL.

 

[Gally]

Just when you think ya' run out of things to argue about.

It's the new American way. Probably should be put on the next legal tender design.