Furious Bills QB Josh Allen slams reporter who revealed drowning death of Ed Oliver's two-year-old son: 'No-one's place to let that out' https://t.co/WoHImUd4ur
Jeremy and Owen discuss the unfortunate way the tragic Ed Oliver story was "broken" over the weekend by someone looking to farm engagement.
Ed and his family deserved to share their story on their timeline, not have it used for engagement on social media.
Hey annoying guy that's blocked with a phone here's your answer . Now go away and leave us and Ed alone. If you happen to not have him blocked do me a solid send this to him
A police investigation into the death of Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver’s 1-year-old son has resulted in no criminal findings and the case is now considered closed, the Harris County Sheriff’s Office in Texas announced on Monday. https://t.co/nRjkMmcSei
I've calmed doe a lot in the last 24 hours it will never make what guy did okay. I plan on making another substack article explaining my feelings about Ed some more I'll share it when done. For the record most of my substack is not under a paywall
Fuck that Tony guy 146 ways to Sunday, im just refusing to repost or @ him any more and give him the clicks/virality he so desperatley want. It was bad enuf with the whole shanny thing , but now the story about Oliver is unforgivable.
You guys really gotta stop reposting that dip shit, wanna be journalist.
Fastest way to get him to go away is to ignore him. If he doesn’t have a platform, he doesn’t have a voice.
Mute him, block him, make him invisible on this app.
I’ve said all I need to say about the Ed Oliver story, and don’t need to explain my intentions, what I knew, didn’t know, who I talked to.
There’s a lot of stories I don’t publish for various reasons.
God bless.
There are a few hills I’ll die on related to Buffalo Bills takes.
One is that @BruceExclusive is easily the BEST Buffalo Bills content creator.
The episode below on the Ed Oliver tragedy is just one reason why.
https://t.co/XOfppqRUhx
Years ago, I had information on an athlete that was going through severe mental health issues.
I had all the evidence I needed to write the story, and, being so young in my career, it would've gotten my name out there. I debated on it for weeks, even having a late night call with @ByTimGraham on whether it was the right thing to do.
I ultimately held the story because it benefited no one for it to he made public. And I'm so happy I did. Luckily, that story has never been made public.
Some things are bigger than the byline.