Did you really expect him, or any player, to come out and say exactly where hes been? He doesnt have to. Its voluntary… he owes us nothing as far as where hes been during OTA’s. Sure he dug himself into a hole by saying “Ill be there” two weeks ago and then never showed… But he still doesnt owe us an explanation. He said he was at home… theres your answer. You want him to say what he did on a day to day, hour to hour basis too? I mean at some point we have to just let him be for a day. Im not trying to be ‘Marshawns boy’ or anything like that right now. But come on… its June, 6-7 weeks from TC. Thats when it will count. If he doesnt show then we have a problem. But hes here now. Lets just go with that. One foot at a time…

and when the new regime comes in the take a first round RB 3 years after we just did with him. How his that gunna motivate the guy for the positive? He earned the starting spot in both of his first two seasons. He got in trouble and had a bad season paired with the suspension. I believe he should have been told that he was the #1 RB going into camp and let him lose it if that was the case. I like Spiller but how can you expect a guy trying to make a name for himself to be happy about it, especially when we have a lot of other obvious holes. Lynch as the number one and Spiller as a speedy change up and passing threat is a very good combo.

The interview was fine because i did not expect much. He is young and lacks maturity, so does a majority of young talent in the NFL. He will hopefully grow as a player and an individual and stay here and be productive for a long time.

Being negative toward him fixes nothing and just makes the situation worse. He obviously feels that he is not welcome in Buffalo and if i saw him i would have a few kind words of encouragement for him. He is a Bill and i like him. Go Buffalo

but it was probably the most diplomatic way to answer that question. the other ways he either throws himself under the bus or the organization. id rather they keep the bickering internal and not publish it to the media, so i think what he said was good. but i get how that could upset some people, but try to look at it as him trying to reconcile everything and doing it in the most diplomatic way possible.

he is not going to say how he feels to them, they have had a lot of negative words about him and all they do is talk about him. This is seen in what Jackson said. He trusts his friends and teammates, not the media. Let his play do the talking not his words to the media.