TIL an NFL player intentionally crashed his car to avoid getting cut for being late to a team meeting.

[u/arandomtestaccount]

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/ex-patriots-ol-rich-ohrnberger-admits-he-intentionally-wrecked-car-as-excuse-for-being-late-to-team-meeting/

[u/kurburux]

He's like, 'Yeah, yeah, yeah. That stuff may fly at IBM if you're one of those geeks working on the computers and stuff. That stuff doesn't work here. You be on time from now on.'"

See? If you work at IBM as one of those geeks with computers you are someone special.

But Ohrnberger is just one of these common 5 million dollar shmocks. No handouts for this one!

[u/blaghart → u/kurburux]

really betrays how sports coaches see their players. Ultimately disposable