Jerry Jeudy: "Kinda wild" anyone thought I'd comment on QB competition on social media
NBC Sports • • sports
Key Points:
- Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy went viral due to a misleading video clip where he appeared to support Deshaun Watson as the team's quarterback by holding up four fingers.
- Jeudy clarified the video was edited, removing context in which he was actually showing his daughter's age during a livestream, not commenting on the quarterback competition.
- At a press conference, Jeudy emphasized his maturity and consistent practice of not discussing quarterback decisions publicly, calling the viral clip a misrepresentation.
- He personally reassured both Watson and Shedeur Sanders that he was not weighing in on their competition, highlighting his distrust of social media's authenticity.
- Jeudy's experience underscores the broader issue of misinformation and manipulation prevalent on social media platforms, especially regarding sports narratives.
