Real Rob Report getting some love

[razgriz737]

http://msn.foxsports.com/lacesout/real- ... -of-going/

Didn't know MRob was trying to spread the RRR to other locker rooms. That's pretty damn cool.

 

[Brahn]

Will be sad to watch M Rob go from the field to the Hawks PR office in 2 years

 

[Hawknballs]

I like how the article says his rookie season was in 06 and then calls him a 10 year veteran.

 

[12HawkFan]

That is a great write up on the RRR from a non-Seattle source and he rightfully deserves it.

GO HAWKS!!!

 

[Bakergirl]

Nice! This show is always a highlight to my day, one of the things I really look forward to. I'm glad he's attempting to spread it around. I'm sure the fans of other teams will look forward to their versions just as much as I look forward to RRR. It's going to be a sad, sad day when Mike Rob is no longer a Seahawk. I hope he retires with this team he belongs in Seattle. :th2thumbs:

 

[Blitzer88]

Thats pretty cool.

 

[The Outfield]

inb4 other teams copy the RRR

 

[mikeak]

Funny thing is I expect teams like the Jets that lets their players and coaches sow feuds in media all day long absolutely prohibiting something like this. If they allow it then only because of a certain new GM.

My point being is that it is handled the right way with players getting to view controversial items etc and I think many teams will be concerned. I wouldn't be surprised if allowed by a few teams but a PR manager will get to view it before it goes online.

So unless the Raiders hired someone yesterday they wouldn't have a person to review something like this

 

[drdiags]

I cannot believe that the players agents are now calling to have their client featured on the show. So much for the natural flow of things. Kudos to Mike Robinson though in growing this and providing a chance for fans to get even more exposure of their home teams. Will be interesting in seeing how the NFLPA or the NFL decides to take this league-wide. If not handled correctly, could become a division in a locker room as well.

 

[Scottemojo]

I cannot believe that the players agents are now calling to have their client featured on the show. So much for the natural flow of things. Kudos the Mike Robinson though in growing this and providing a chance for fans to get even more exposure of their home teams. Will be interesting in seeing how the NFLPA or the NFL decides to take this league-wide. If not handled correctly, could become a division in a locker room as well.

Correct. Get a guy more interested in Pub than documentation, and it will be a disaster.

However, seeing as the NFL is trying to get camera crews into halftime player meetings, more film of inside the locker room is inevitable. Glad our smart guy is at the forefront, and doing it tastefully, as has Baldwin.

 

[CamanoIslandJQ]

IMO- The RRR's show the players in a much different light. I really enjoy seeing their "more human" side as opposed to just their stats or on field adventures. If these reports are done with a few other teams, it will grow in popularity quickly. The RRR is comparable to "back stage" access at a major concert and lets fans see behind the scenes. I hope these reports do become much more commonplace.

 

[sc85sis]

The only thing I don't want is the NFL taking control of it. They'd ruin it.