at thisit involved donte fowler. and fowler was told to get out of practice. they kicked him off this was towards the end of practice. we do not get video there was enough it made sense this would happen. it ramped up the intensity on the pass rush drills with the offensive linemen which is to be when we came there was no fighting. we don't really fight. that's the other teams. we hit. they did a good job. >> that's football. >>> a little >> it was a good view. >> are awe smack talker? >> absolutely not. >> that's a positive thing. >> he is a nice guy, one of the guys we enjoyed catching up with is monty kippen. he is with the jags. and he is in the defensive role working under gus bradley. what goes around comes around. he was the defensive coordinator as bradley was the linebacker coach back about the bucs for a few years. he tried a year of retirement he thought you know how many walks on the beach can a guy take. he missed it. and he reminisced about 1996 coming to training camp under tony the team toughness. , we got a lot of work done. we got on the abou

and it man tested itself in the first scuffle and the former gator donte fowler. he was ejected out of practice by his own coaches because of the scuffle. he mixed it up with the bucs guard. and he was escorted out of practice to the end. they drew a line and take a no none sense >> gerald mccoy after playing here. >> and and four drives. and our team had a purchase crisper approach than yesterday; they made the corrections works were not perfect we came out and we played more physical. not everyone was perfect. we'll get back to the you draing board and correct the mistakes. a take awaye gets to see different looks that he would not see at a practice at 1 buc. and facing often against teammates. and all in fun but smack talk on the field. and jameis winston got the better of him in the drill. winston sharp, 5 for 5. >> he was fired up. can you hear helm and they make eninstructing them and shephard trying to push them to be better. >> i think that's why it is exciting. and the whole and i think they will do well. look to extend their streak to a season high five

donte stallworth, great career in the nfl. good to have you with us today. thanks very much. >> thanks, martha. martha: joining us with more thoughts on this, lisa booth, gop strategist and radio show host richard fowlere today. lisa, let me give you the first take on this. what is your response. >> well, look, obviously he clearly has the right to express his freedom of speech. i mean that is a right that has been given to him by people who have also warn ad uniform, did not get paid millions of dollars to wear the uniform and put their lives on the line and many died protecting those freedoms to give him the right. i find it disrespectful for those individuals for him not to stand during the national anthem. there is nobody who is more emblematic of the freedoms of that country offers to people of all races this is someone who was actually adopted by two white parents who adopted him. did not see race, saw a baby of deserving of love and in need of love. this is someone who has been able to get paid millions of dollars to play a sport that he loves, demonstrating the economic mobility in this country and those freedoms that we are all able to enjoy about brave people that put their lives on the line