The Shedur pranker has been identified. Son of Falcons coach copied the number

[Mr. Scot]

I'm definitely not a fan of Deion's bullsh-t, and Shedeur acting like a dick in his interviews is his own fault.

All that said, this was not funny. Kicking somebody when they're down never is.

This dumbsh-t kid deserves whatever punishment he gets.

 

Edited 8 hours ago by Mr. Scot

[Icege]

It was so weird and trashy to punch down on somebody that was already being actively punished for their actions.

Ulbrich's kid will likely be shown the grace they never considered giving Shedeur.

Edited 8 hours ago by Icege

[PleaseCutStewart]

This would have been 20 times funnier if the Falcons actually did draft Sanders in the 5th, instead of the Browns, after doing the prank

[joeyxfresco]

If I’m the Falcons I’m concerned on how a staff members kid got confidential info like a prospects number. Makes you think what other dumb poo is being left out to expose if you can’t even keep a phone number in house

[Paa Langfart]

19 hours ago, frankw said:

Proper prank calling is a lost art.

 

Pardon me sir, do you have Sir Walter Raleigh in a can  ?

[DeAngelo Beason]

I thought it was hilarious. 

[tukafan21]

3 hours ago, joeyxfresco said:

If I’m the Falcons I’m concerned on how a staff members kid got confidential info like a prospects number. Makes you think what other dumb poo is being left out to expose if you can’t even keep a phone number in house

Eh, not so much, it's not like some random stranger on the street was able to get it from them, that would be concerning.

Do you lock your computer at home when you go to the kitchen to get a snack or go to the bathroom?

Of course not.

This is no different, unless this kid had done something in the past to make his dad think he'd do something like this, he'd have had no reason to think he needs to lock his computer/phone/etc in his own home if he was just in another room.

[tukafan21]

It's coming out that a whole bunch of players got pranked this draft, saw one player got a bunch of prank calls saying he was picked.

I wonder if the league did something different this year with how that all works or if these things have always happened and they were just kept under wraps in the past and the Sanders family putting this one out there publicly then made all the other players who got pranked come out and say something too.

But it does remind me of a great calling of a draft prospect prank a few years back.  A friend of the player, who was at the draft party, called him to mess with him, but since he saw on the ID who it was, he laughed it off right away as a "why would you call me right now" as opposed to trying to prank them as pretending to be a GM.

[Davidson Deac II]

7 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

I'm definitely not a fan of Deion's bullsh-t, and Shedeur acting like a dick in his interviews is his own fault.

All that said, this was not funny. Kicking somebody when they're down never is.

This dumbsh-t kid deserves whatever punishment he gets.

 

I agree. It's an idiotic prank. 

[Davidson Deac II]

48 minutes ago, tukafan21 said:

Eh, not so much, it's not like some random stranger on the street was able to get it from them, that would be concerning.

Do you lock your computer at home when you go to the kitchen to get a snack or go to the bathroom?

Of course not.

This is no different, unless this kid had done something in the past to make his dad think he'd do something like this, he'd have had no reason to think he needs to lock his computer/phone/etc in his own home if he was just in another room.

Mine is set to auto lock after a short time period. And if it has confidential data on it (as this one did), then it should be a short time period. 

[KaseKlosed]

Risking your father's job for a few likes and giggles is worthy of an ass whooping 

[tukafan21]

Just now, Davidson Deac II said:

Mine is set to auto lock after a short time period. And if it has confidential data on it (as this one did), then it should be a short time period. 

Again, yes and no.

Mine is also set to an auto lock of like 10 minutes, but that's still more than enough time for a stupid college kid to go do what he did while his dad went to grab a drink from the kitchen.

Coaches aren't out in public somewhere that having a quick lock is a necessity, they likely are only using their laptop/tablet in one of 2 places, at the team facility or in their own home, so fear of someone doing this in the 2 minutes they're away from their desk is basically 0% outside of something like this happening where it was his son.

[Icege]

59 minutes ago, tukafan21 said:

Again, yes and no.

Mine is also set to an auto lock of like 10 minutes, but that's still more than enough time for a stupid college kid to go do what he did while his dad went to grab a drink from the kitchen.

Coaches aren't out in public somewhere that having a quick lock is a necessity, they likely are only using their laptop/tablet in one of 2 places, at the team facility or in their own home, so fear of someone doing this in the 2 minutes they're away from their desk is basically 0% outside of something like this happening where it was his son.

It is very, very easy for an org to set up an MDM that forces devices to lock after 5min of inactivity.

Bad opsec to not have that (nor an internal policy that requires devices be locked if not in use) especially given that there's likely access to other information like plays, limited medical info, etc

Edited 25 minutes ago by Icege

[PNW_PantherMan]

1 hour ago, tukafan21 said:

Again, yes and no.

Mine is also set to an auto lock of like 10 minutes, but that's still more than enough time for a stupid college kid to go do what he did while his dad went to grab a drink from the kitchen.

Coaches aren't out in public somewhere that having a quick lock is a necessity, they likely are only using their laptop/tablet in one of 2 places, at the team facility or in their own home, so fear of someone doing this in the 2 minutes they're away from their desk is basically 0% outside of something like this happening where it was his son.

I work in software and I can't imagine leaving my work laptop unlocked while unattended.  Home computer, sure.  Work machine?  I could lose my job.