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Odell Beckham Jr. may have been fined by the New York Giants for his comments in an ESPN interview and called in front of the team to explain them, but he isn’t apologizing for them.
“I’m sorry that I’m not going to apologize for my heart,” Beckham said via Facebook’s Uninterrupted series I Am More: OBJ. “I don’t feel like you deserve an apology for one, and I don’t feel like it’s necessary for me to apologize for how I feel.”
Beckham also said he feels as though he lives in a “fish bowl” and that no matter what he says or does “it’s just always a problem.”
“The things that I said, could the approach have been a different way? Could it have been handled a different way? I think when you look back on anything and there’s things that are conflicting or things that get mixed up you always look back and be like ‘it could have been handled a different way,’ “ he said.
“I know it may have came off however it came off but my message was to be nothing more than encouraging everybody to be their very best.”
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