ESPN Wanted To Do A "Character Study" On Jonathan Vilma, Who Then Conducted His Own
A word to you sports television producers out there: Be careful who you contact for certain segments, as sensitive info has a way of making its way back to the source, and the results may not be pretty. In this case, it's Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma, who was none too happy to hear that Eric Barton, one of his former teammates with Jets, had been contacted by an ESPN producer looking for comment on a "character study TV feature" that is/might be/was slated to run on SportsCenter this weekend. Vilma was not happy with the gesture, so he posted a picture of the request on Twitter and proceeded to conduct his own character study with his followers.
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