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Vontae Davis on the tackle (AP / Rich Barnes)
It will always be a funny story.
Can you believe this guy retired at halftime? He went to the cloakroom, took off his epaulettes, said that he had finished and was gone. That's all. He went out
The team that he left makes the story even more comical, the Buffalo Bills, a historically lovable loser. Buffalo opened the season with a quarter unfit to join the league. Nathan Peterman earned a 0.0 quarter mark in the 47-3 defeat of the first week in Baltimore. After being 28-6 to the Chargers, Buffalo did not even score in the opening game of cornerback Vontae Davis.
It was shocking, even for this organization.
Standing in front of his locker, chatting with reporters after the match, the linebacker of the Bills, Lorenzo Alexander, became the face of the team's reaction.
"I have never seen it," said Alexander. "Pop Warner, high school, college, pros, never heard of that, never seen that, and it's just completely disrespectful to his teammates … He did not tell anyone." J & # 39; I discovered getting into the second part of the game. They said that he was not going out, he retired.
Davis has resigned. He left his team in the middle of a battle and he left early in a season trip. These are undeniable facts.
Every sport cliche adheres to the policy that what Davis did was a coward. The sports cliche According to playbook, in retiring, Davis dropped his team, his coaches and his organization and, as Alexander said, disrespected them.
These are catches, points of view and opinions. They are not the truth.
In life, in football and in everyday life, people have to move, even if it may seem uncomfortable. Davis was a 10-year veteran who had two career paths. During the match, he told his coaches that he was not feeling well. He knew that he no longer had what it took to play physically in his profession.
"On the ground, reality has hit me hard and fast: I should not be there," he said in a statement. statement after the match.
If Davis had stayed in the game, especially in the condition in which he described his experience, it would have been detrimental to the Bills and himself.
It's still an outlet worthy of laughter, but everyone can feel in a situation where they want to leave. It's a situation you know you should go out and have already stayed longer than you expected. It starts to eat you with thoughts that you should do something else or that you no longer belong to the place where you hang out.
On the other hand, whether it's football or daily work, do you want to work next to the person who goes through the motions? To be the unfortunate, just hit the clock, do the bare minimum and wish you were somewhere else?
People have to live their lives, follow their path, even if you have to walk through the bushes to get to the destination they are looking for.
What Davis did was unorthodox. He did not want to disrespect his team or the match. The Bills defense seemed to turn the page in the second period, leaving only three points in the 31-20 loss.
Subsequently, Davis stated that he never expected to retire this way. He made the radical move and now, as he concluded in his statement, he can not wait to see what happened next.
Official statement of CB @vontaedavis. pic.twitter.com/8WXszhnrUo
– NFL (@NFL) September 16, 2018
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Vontae Davis on the tackle (AP / Rich Barnes)
It will always be a funny story.
Can you believe this guy retired at halftime? He went to the cloakroom, took off his epaulettes, said that he had finished and was gone. That's all. He went out
The team that he left makes the story even more comical, the Buffalo Bills, a historically lovable loser. Buffalo opened the season with a quarter unfit to join the league. Nathan Peterman earned a 0.0 quarter mark in the 47-3 defeat of the first week in Baltimore. After being 28-6 to the Chargers, Buffalo did not even score in the opening game of cornerback Vontae Davis.
It was shocking, even for this organization.
Standing in front of his locker, chatting with reporters after the match, the linebacker of the Bills, Lorenzo Alexander, became the face of the team's reaction.
"I have never seen it," said Alexander. "Pop Warner, high school, college, pros, never heard of that, never seen that, and it's just completely disrespectful to his teammates … He did not tell anyone." J & # 39; I discovered getting into the second part of the game. They said that he was not going out, he retired.
Davis has resigned. He left his team in the middle of a battle and he left early in a season trip. These are undeniable facts.
Every sport cliche adheres to the policy that what Davis did was a coward. The sports cliche According to playbook, in retiring, Davis dropped his team, his coaches and his organization and, as Alexander said, disrespected them.
These are catches, points of view and opinions. They are not the truth.
In life, in football and in everyday life, people have to move, even if it may seem uncomfortable. Davis was a 10-year veteran who had two career paths. During the match, he told his coaches that he was not feeling well. He knew that he no longer had what it took to play physically in his profession.
"On the ground, reality has hit me hard and fast: I should not be there," he said in a statement. statement after the match.
If Davis had stayed in the game, especially in the condition in which he described his experience, it would have been detrimental to the Bills and himself.
It's still an outlet worthy of laughter, but everyone can feel in a situation where they want to leave. It's a situation you know you should go out and have already stayed longer than you expected. It starts to eat you with thoughts that you should do something else or that you no longer belong to the place where you hang out.
On the other hand, whether it's football or daily work, do you want to work next to the person who goes through the motions? To be the unfortunate, just hit the clock, do the bare minimum and wish you were somewhere else?
People have to live their lives, follow their path, even if you have to walk through the bushes to get to the destination they are looking for.
What Davis did was unorthodox. He did not want to disrespect his team or the match. The Bills defense seemed to turn the page in the second period, leaving only three points in the 31-20 loss.
Subsequently, Davis stated that he never expected to retire this way. He made the radical move and now, as he concluded in his statement, he can not wait to see what happened next.
Official statement of CB @vontaedavis. pic.twitter.com/8WXszhnrUo
– NFL (@NFL) September 16, 2018
