Tyreek Slope doesn’t lament his transition to Miami, particularly on the grounds that his mentor considers him responsible.
It’s rare the tip top Dolphins collector should be called out, however when it’s required, Slope is glad to play for a lead trainer who won’t hesitate to do as such.
“The play against (L’Jarius) Sneed. The Bosses, everyone see the play against the Bosses when m- – – – – – – – – – – pummeled me to the floor,” Slope reviewed of Miami’s Week 9 misfortune to Kansas City during an appearance on the “Million Dollaz Worth of Game” digital broadcast. “He got down on me. He’s like, ‘Stink, you should be the f- – – – – – best player in the f- – – – – – association and you got this person putting hands all over you like that. We pay you this cash for what?’
“Also, for my purposes, I love s- – – like that. Because I will acknowledge that s- – – and I will get better from it. That won’t ever happen to me from now on in my life, man. In the event that a m- – – – – – – – – – – not considering me responsible, I feel like I won’t have the option to improve.
“Clearly the mentors can sidestep that and simply be like, ‘Ah, he’ll get better from it.’ Yet on the off chance that he’s not saying nothing, different folks in storage space will view at it as, ‘Goodness in the event that ‘Smell can make it happen, I can get it done.’ And that is not getting the group better. I want everyone to improve. Child sibling (Jaylen) Waddle, I got him up under the care of me attempting to educate him. I maintain that everyone should get compensated. Everyone merit it.”
