The many flaws in the latest Ted Wells Report has caused some (e.g., me) to wonder whether there were flaws that went unnoticed in the first Ted Wells Report, the one that arose from the bullying scandal in Miami.
On the day that report was issued, lawyer Mark Schamel claimed on behalf of former Dolphins (now Bills) guard Richie Incognitio that the report was “replete with errors,” and vowed to “release a thorough analysis.” For reasons still not known (perhaps Incognito opted not to risk being permanently blackballed from the NFL), the analysis never was released.