Earlier this week, documentary filmmaker Sean Pamphilon wrote on his personal website that Saints quarterback Drew Brees and linebacker Scott Fujita (now with the Browns) not only knew about the audio recording of former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams telling his players to target specific 49ers in a January playoff game, but they encouraged Pamphilon to release the audio. On Friday, Pamphilon told CBSSports.com Rapid Reporter Larry Holder that he wants Brees to own his role in the Williams audio release. “Just be truthful,†Pamphilon said. “Don't worry about how this affects your marketing campaign. Don't worry how it's going to affect you in the public arena. ... He is supposed to be an advocate for player health safety. I want him to do his job.†By Saturday, Pamphilon wrote on his website that he had saved a voicemail from Brees indicating that the Saints quarterback knew about the Williams' audio recording and wanted to review any publication about it before the public saw it. You can listen the audio here, and it's transcribed below: "Hey Sean, It's Drew. Hey, I wanted to follow up on our text from earlier today, in regards to the statement that's going to go out with the tape tomorrow. I would really appreciate a chance to read that before it goes out tonight. Obviously, I promise, I give you my word, it will not, it will not leave my sight and I will not show it to anybody else or anything. I'm not sure of Fujita's read it, I know Gleason hasn't. But I think we would all appreciate the opportunity to read it (Pamphilon's essay that followed the release of the Williams audio) just before it goes out. That way we know exactly what going out before it hits the wire. Alright man, give me a holler back or shoot me a text, or I would appreciate it if you could e-mail it to me. That would be great. Thanks. Bye.†Source: CBS Sports
Shut up already with your alterior motives dude! “Just be truthful,” Pamphilon said. “Don't worry about how this affects your marketing campaign. Don't worry how it's going to affect you in the public arena. ... He is supposed to be an advocate for player health safety. I want him to do his job.” Seriously? You want him to be truthful? You want your 15 minutes is what you want. No one cares, STFU!
I'm so over this. It was funny at first but overkill isn't funny. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket
