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Bowe spoke with reporters after Thursday's practice and addressed his latest brush with negative attention according to Kent Babb of the Kansas City Star. Bowe was quoted in ESPN the Magazine in its May 21 issue of describing a practice in 2007 of Chiefs veteran players flying in women to be with players during a trip to San Diego. Bowe said, "I’m going to say it one time and one time only: I apologize to the organization, the team, those guys who I put in a bind."
Reported by the Red Zone
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Bowe went on, however, to temper his apology by playing the "misquoted" and "out of context" cards. In his follow-up remarks, Bowe repeatedly said he was misquoted. "That chapter is closed. It shouldn’t have even been a topic. My words are my words, and it was misunderstood. That’s all I was going to say about that. ..." But that's not all he said. Bowe added: "Everybody who know Dwayne Bowe knows my personality, knows I’m a jokester, knows I like to have fun and stuff like that. Now, it taught me I got to take things serious and think before you talk because words can get you in trouble. I’m all about football now. That’s over. That chapter is closed. I’m doing great in football right now, and that’s all I’m looking forward to. ..." Of course, that chapter will quickly reopen if any of the reporters undoubtedly digging to verify Bowe's initial comments are successful in doing so.
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