Agreed. Just do your job. Gregg Popovich did this notoriously. What you need to know: Sideline reporters work an entire week preceding a game, compiling meticulous notes, for any given situation that may occur. It is a thankless position, but they are involved in every meeting - in some cases, more meetings than anybody else on the broadcast. They have separate conversations with players and coaches, in order to have different angles and layers to the storyline on that particular week. Ready for any twist or turn that may occur. They save every notebook over their career. And could write a book on each game they cover. They have very limited time to orchestrate on camera interviews and reports. It is an art and a science. Which is why people like Holly are so good at their craft.

Andy Reid will always be one of my all-time favorite coaches - his level of respect for reporters is a joy. He keeps it light. He shows respect. Coaches around the sports world should take notice on how it’s done. He’s a future HOFer.