Richie Incognito Says Actions Came From 'Place of Love'

ESPN's Adam Schefter discusses the first interview with suspended Dolphins' player.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins us now from the network's headquarters in Bristol Connecticut, good morning, Adam, can you just give us your take on Incognito's interview?

I think we saw yesterday has become perfectly obvious, there really are three sides to this story, Robin, there is Richie Incognito version of the incident, there is Jonathan Martin which we have not heard, and they are near the truth, the investigator Ted Wells that the NFL appointed last week who is assigned to this case is going to be speaking to Jonathen Martin later this week in Los Angeles, Jonathen Martin is said to have detailed pages and pages and pages of notes detailing what he believes are instances of harassment, and it will be up to Ted Wells to determine whether or not that actually happened in the Dolphin's lockroom, think one of the key unanswered question from yesterday is, was there a cold red? were the Dolphin's players ordered to toughen up, Jonathen Martin had that unfold and again that's an answer that we do not have this morning.

Right, we may as the investigation goes forward as you said Jonathen Martin waiting until then to tell his side of the story, back to Incognito for a moment, there are remarks that he made, how do you feel that will impact his future?

Richie Incognito's contract end up this year, and again i think teams are waiting to see how this case will turn out, keep in mind, right now he is suspended for conduct detrimental right now, so the Dolphins have no plans to bring him back at this time, and it's going to be difficult right now for Richie Incognito to get back into the league, but still there is a lot left to be told in this particular story.

Certainly is, Adam thank you again.

Thank you Robin.

Appreciated.