Former Los Angeles Rams running back Eric Dickerson seems to be at odds with his old team.
Dickerson - who has been critical of the Rams' lackluster opening season in L.A. - said on his AM 570 radio show Monday that a member of the team's upper-management staff called him to say he is making "the players feel uncomfortable" and that "they don't want me on the sidelines, basically they don't want me at the game."
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Rams executive vice president of football operations Kevin Demoff, however, took to Twitter later on Monday to deny that Dickerson has been banned from games.
All Rams alumni, and especially @EricDickerson, are always welcome at our games and practices.
— Kevin Demoff (@kdemoff) November 28, 2016
I have reached out to Eric to see where a miscommunication may have occurred & to clear up any confusion over his presence at games.
— Kevin Demoff (@kdemoff) November 28, 2016
Most importantly I want to make sure he knows that he is a valued member of @RamsNFL family. We all share his love for our team & our fans
— Kevin Demoff (@kdemoff) November 28, 2016
