‘Funny How The Players Never Complain’: NFL Insider Ian Rapoport Complaining About Players Vomiting After Intense Training Sessions Earns Him Bashing From Fans On Twitter

The Nebraska Cornhuskers are undergoing some intense training during their camps under the guidance of the head coach, Scott Frost. Although they are training hard, it comes at a cost. On his radio show, Husker Sports Nightly, the HC blew people’s minds and maybe turned their stomachs too. He said that while practicing, the Cornhuskers O-linemen have vomited at least 15-20 times in each session. The cause is not the players’ conditioning, but Donovan Raiola’s coaching style. Seeing this, the NFL Insider Ian Rapoport had to convey his thoughts for which he faced a lot of criticism on Twitter.

The head coach of the team said, “It’s not because they’re not in shape – he’s just working them hard… I think they love it. He’s kind of freed them up to go be aggressive and I love the way they’re coming off the ball.”

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The sports writer did not find this a viable excuse and gave his views.

The fans bashed Ian Rapoport

Even though Rapoport is a respected NFL Insider, this was not his best moment. As after he sent out the Tweet, he was met with criticism. The fans have conflicting views about this information.

The information shared by the head coach is definitely out of the box. However, fans did not wait to express and react to Rapoport’s tweet.

Frost hopes for all the hard training to work out. The team is 15-27 under the coaching of Frost. Cornhuskers are yet to qualify for a bowl game during his tenure as a head coach.

Fans’ crazy reaction to Rapoport

A user who pointed out that the players have not spoken out on the topic.

A user who finds this normal defends the statement of the head coach.

This user who understands how important it is to work hard to get better at the sport fully supports the players.

A user who thinks the coach probably exaggerated while talking about the practise sessions.

Again, seems like fans find this information to be normal.

Out of all the Tweets which spoke against Ian Rapoport, this one stands out. It talks about how this could possibly lead to a problem for the teams and the players.

This commenter thinks the tactics used by the coaches are good enough to work.

Many will question the practises of the team. However, they are trying to train in the best way possible and they also prepare to protect the new starting QB of the team, Casey Thompson this season.

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