NFL free agent Said Sanders is facing some heat for comments he made on Instagram about the Cleveland Browns hitting a reporter Mary Kay Cabot.
“Go make a sandwich Mary,” he wrote under the video shared by Cleveland Plain Dealer Wednesday, April 29. In the video, Cabot, 64, argued that the Browns should Deshaun Watson their starting quarterback is Shiloh's brother, Shedeur Sanders. (Shilo, 26, and Shedeur, 24, are the sons of the famous NFL star Deion Sanders.)
Cabot made these comments the following day during an appearance on 92.3 The Fan.
“Well, let me say that, I really believe that I've been an inspiration to a lot of women and little girls to know that you can go out and do a good job in a man's world and take all that comes with that,” Cabot said.
Cabot has coached the Browns since 1988 and became the The Empty MerchantA journalist who hit the team in 1991.
He continued, “And I know that there are many women who have joined the world of football, especially because of the things that I have been able to do in the past years, and I am happy about that, and I know that it will continue.”
“I was able to set the tone and open doors that way and that will continue,” Cabot said.
Directly related to Shiloh's comment, Cabot teased, “I could make a grilled cheese with ham.”
Shiloh was not impressed, and took to Twitch on Thursday, April 30, to reiterate his comments.
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“This is for Mary Kay: If you're going to be a reporter, be a reporter and report the facts,” he said. “Whenever you have an opinion, and your opinion is always something that is hateful to Shedeur, then it makes it seem like it's a weird thing, like, an agenda that you're doing.”
Shilo continued, “There are a lot of women in this industry who take this seriously and take football reporting seriously and actually do their homework and study the game and do the math and do the stories. But for you, it's a big feeling that I don't want you to make women look bad when it comes to reporting because you don't have the desire to want to report the real things that are happening.”
She also added that she believes that Cabot makes other female journalists look bad because they put in the necessary work to do this job while she says she doesn't.
“When it comes to your opinion, you have been saying crazy things like he has always been,” said Shilo. “So it's like, just be cool with that because it doesn't make sense, and it makes you look crazy, like you don't know what you're talking about.”
