Brandon Marshall on Greg Hardy: ‘I don’t think that he gets it’

“He was saying, ‘It’s clear I’m on the ball, ‘ and I was saying, ‘I see that, but we’ve just got to communicate in those moments, ‘” Marshall said.

The outspoken Jets wide receiver chimes in on Greg Hardy’s clipboard-slapping, teammate-scolding tantrum on Sunday.

But that’s hard to do when the major problems with the team on the field – the lack of any semblance of a consistent running game coupled with the absence of Tony Romo – haven’t changed, which means the Cowboys’ fortunes aren’t likely to change either.

“I can’t speak in their locker room, but guys respect play more than anything”, Sherman said.

After practice yesterday, Marshall said that history gives him special insight into Hardy’s position. “This Sunday, I got into it with a teammate but we got in the locker room, we talked it out and we love each other”.

Hardy, who was a sixth round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft or the 175th overall selection, played for the Carolina Panthers in the previous five seasons but played in only a single game in 2014 after being placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt List due to the domestic violence issue.

Brandon Marshall was participating in a televised round-table discussion Tuesday about Dallas defensive end Greg Hardy’s sideline outburst in Sunday’s loss to the Giants when he noted that he “got into it” with a teammate during Sunday’s loss at New England. It’s time for us to start dealing with the person. “We’ll start communicating better moving forward”. In two games, he has already accumulated three sacks, six tackles and seven QB pressures.

“He was down a little bit and he felt like he could have made a play or two out there and I was like, ‘Look, bro, it’s over. And he really needs to look himself in the mirror and ask himself, what type of person do I want to be?”

As Nolan points out in the video, it goes all the way to the top with owner Jerry Jones calling him a leader and head coach Jason Garrett seeing nothing wrong in his actions on the field.

On CBS Sports Radio, Former LB Bart Scott also had words on Hardy’s situation, but his were directed exclusively toward giving Hardy advice to protect against the day when the National Football League no longer has Hardy’s back.