Perhaps the reality is that maybe Johnson is not the human sidelines in Chicago if this Hail Mary turns out differently, there is enough reason why he does not talk about it. But no one in the locker room wants to discuss the elephant.
“I think everyone is just on hush right now and just ready to attack this game and don’t let it happen again,” said the recipient DJ Moore.
Added the corner of Kyler Gordon: “Honestly, there has been no tons of speeches like what happened last season. I think no one is really focused on it except like going out there and working. I wasn’t even there last year so it is like going with everyone and changing the story.”
Stevenson avoided questions about his distress and left the locker room the week before reporters were able to put forth their inquiries, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
The corner has had up and down a season and was chosen through the first two weeks before they sat down in victories at Dallas and Las Vegas.
“I think Tyrique has gotten better every game,” said Johnson. “For the week, this was his best game against Raiders to date and I think he is doing a good job of sorting everything and hitting the reset button every week.”
This week Stevenson will have to classify a mistake that cost him almost last season.