Claims extracted
30
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
7%
2 of 30 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
New York – Mark Davis has a beef with Kirk Cousins.
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Davis → have → Cousins
Neither requires a meeting with the coaching staff.
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Neither → require → staff
Although the Raiders owner might appreciate someone explaining how he became a supporting actor in his own burger joint and wardrobe.
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he → appreciate → joint
Davis, during an exclusive interview with The Post at the NFL owners meetings Tuesday, said he is “pissed off.”
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he → say → meetings
Apparently, owning the team only gets you so far.
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owning → own → you
First, Cousins moved to Las Vegas and discovered In-N-Out, the iconic West Coast burger chain Davis has been faithfully supporting for years.
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Davis → move → years
The Raiders quarterback recently went viral by revealing his go-to order and has apparently become friendly enough with the staff to get something beyond the standard menu treatment.
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quarterback → go → treatment
It’s a great story about a newcomer embracing his surroundings.
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newcomer → ’ → surroundings
Unless you’re the guy who was eating there long before the quarterback arrived.
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quarterback → ’re → ?
“I go to In-N-Out every day,” Davis said, tongue firmly in cheek.
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Davis → go → cheek
“And all of a sudden Kirk goes once, and all of a sudden that’s his place.
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that → go → ?
I have to wait in line.
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I → have → line
You can understand his frustration.
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You → understand → frustration
Davis has put in the work.
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Davis → put → work
Cousins shows up, makes a few friends, and suddenly he’s the unofficial ambassador.
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he → show → friends
At minimum, Davis deserves credit for establishing the run to the drive-through.
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Davis → deserve → through
Then there’s Brady, who is a minority owner of the Raiders and the de facto leader of football operations.
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who → ’ → operations
Last year, Brady showed up to a game wearing a sharp white satin Raiders jacket.
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Brady → show → jacket
Social media noticed.
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media → notice → ?
People loved it.
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People → love → it
Davis had one small objection: He had been wearing that look for two decades in honor of his late father, Al Davis.
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He → have → father
“I’ve got this white jacket that I’ve been wearing for 20 years,” Davis said.
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Davis → get → years
“It’s my jacket.
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It → ’ → ?
Then Brady wears it once, and suddenly the longtime Davis staple becomes associated with the quarterback.
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staple → wear → quarterback
“What the hell?” Davis joked.
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Davis → joke → ?
It’s a tough business, ownership.
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It → ’ → ?
You help preserve the franchise’s traditions, keep the local burger economy humming and maintain a signature look for 20 years.
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You → help → years
Then two quarterbacks come along and claim the cultural real estate.
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quarterbacks → come → estate
Perhaps something the owners can address at their next meeting, immediately after the football business.
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owners → address → business
Until then, Davis will presumably keep wearing his jacket.
And waiting in line for his burger.
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Davis → keep → burger
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