Reporters fighting, taking cheap shots following lack of Kyle Shanahan reporting
The delayed disclosure of Kyle Shanahan’s serious car crash has turned into an increasingly personal fight among prominent NFL reporters. Shanahan was injured July 14, but the accident did not become public until 11 days later, when the San Francisco 49ers opened training camp.
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The delayed disclosure of Kyle Shanahan’s serious car crash has turned into an increasingly personal fight among prominent NFL reporters. Shanahan was injured July 14, but the accident did not become public until 11 days later, when the San Francisco 49ers opened training camp. That gap prompted Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio to accuse reporters of withholding a matter of public record until the organization was prepared to announce it. “The 49ers wanted to keep it quiet until training camp opened on July 25,” the Pro Football Talk account wrote on X.
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- What's the story?
- The delayed disclosure of Kyle Shanahan’s serious car crash has turned into an increasingly personal fight among prominent NFL reporters. Shanahan was injured July 14, but the accident did not become public until 11 days later, when the San Francisco 49ers opened training camp.
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Reporters fighting, taking cheap shots following lack of Kyle Shanahan reporting
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