Of course, she got zero sympathy from twits who questioned, perhaps rightfully, the wisdom of leaving your wallet in the car. But, remember: The team (presumably) doesn't make employees pay for food and whatnot at the game, so you don't need money. Also: There is a certain expectation of safety when valeting the car in the team's own garage.So you valet your car for a @Browns game and come back to all of you and your boyfriends money being gone from the wallets
— Grete Šadeiko (@GSadeiko) November 27, 2016
She does have a point. Sadeiko later said that the Browns are "looking into it," but given that it's the Browns looking into it, perhaps there's an independent authority out there who might better conduct the investigation?Griffin doesn't tweet much, but he did offer a somewhat muted reaction to events:Ain't about why we left wallets in the car we parked in PLAYERS AND FAMILY PARKING GARAGE! I should be able to leave anything I want there
— Grete Šadeiko (@GSadeiko) November 28, 2016
Earlier this month, Griffin had made a few statements of positivity on Twitter recently, related to his comeback:Smh https://t.co/DFkMKOmSfx
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) November 27, 2016
God is good https://t.co/xqISBzKikz
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) November 15, 2016
"Lootus sureb viimasena"
Never stop fighting through the challenges life presents #KeepFighting
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) November 15, 2016
Look where being grateful gets you in this world! Robbed of your health by this brutal game, allegedly robbed of your cash by team employees (possibly), and robbed of your dignity by internet trolls who chastise you and your girlfriend for leaving your wallets in the car. It's hard out there for RGIII.So thankful Love this game and my squad https://t.co/4KDhiIJJr4
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) November 23, 2016