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Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald revealed in his recent interview with Graham Bensinger that Sean Payton of the Denver Broncos almost publicly accused the team of cheating in the 2024 season.
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Macdonald said Wednesday he has apologized to Payton. But the interesting thing about the whole deal is that the apology came for the fact the exchange between the teams and coaches went public. And it got out because the Seahawks' coach shared the saga on a podcast without expecting it to get out.
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I’m responsible for what I say, really no matter the circumstance,” Macdonald said, adding that Payton took his apology well.
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I was like, ‘We didn’t cheat.’ He thought it was a Michigan thing, where we had a plant and the whole thing. We had to counter with him and say, like, if you come out with this, we’re going to sue you because it’s not true.
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