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BEREA, Ohio -- Surprisingly, Terrelle Pryor didnt disagree with Adam Jones heated outburst about him.Hes got an argument with the media, though.Following Cincinnatis win over Cleveland on Sunday, Jones, the Bengals chatty cornerback, tore into Pryor, calling him garbage several times .At one point, Jones grabbed a trash can inside the locker room and called out Pryors name to see if he was inside the bin. Pryor made only catch for 3 yards in the 23-10 loss.Hes right, Pryor said. I was garbage. One catch, 3 yards. It was an accurate statement.But while Pryor seems to have moved on from Jones, his new beef seems to be with how hes being covered.On Wednesday, Pryor, who didnt talk after the game and declined an interview request Monday, chastised reporters for saying he got into an on-field argument during the game with Browns quarterback Robert Griffin III. As the Browns were driving for their only touchdown, Pryor and Griffin had an exchange as Cleveland was forced to call a timeout.Griffin explained that Pryor wanted to run a play that was called and the Browns had to use a timeout because the play clock was winding down.Pryor contends he and Griffin were not fighting.You guys cant assume, because me and Rob wasnt arguing, he said. I go and read in the articles you guys are saying that I am arguing with my teammate. Thats trying to break up this team and all were trying to do is come in here and fight for a win.I come in here and talk to you guys face to face. Im very honest with you guys, have fun with you guys, and then you guys paint a picture about me to be a bad person.And try to put some type of stigma between me and my teammates. So I appreciate if you guys would stop assuming and get the actual story before you write something.Pryors temper has been an issue before, prompting coach Hue Jackson to address it with the 27-year-old former quarterback.Jackson wants Pryor to channel his emotions in a positive direction.Terrelle understands, he said. We have common ground. I support Terrelle 100 percent, but there are certain things that he knows I want our players to emulate. It is not that. We will move from there and grow from it.Terrelles passion is one to win. It does not come from a bad place. He is not a belligerent man or anything like that. I just think sometimes that energy gets directed the wrong way and energy needs to stay on the field and do what we need him to do to be successful.Pryor, who can become a free agent in March, maintains hes a team player and that his passion drives him.You can ask all of my teammates, Im not a guy that causes any beef or drama on the team, he said. Thats not me. Am I on the sidelines fiery, am I in the game fiery, absolutely. I wouldnt think that the fans or my coaches or anyone else would want me to not play that way any other time.And if I play any other way and just shut up and didnt do anything, I dont think Id play as well, so Im just continuing to try to get better.Ive got to get better and thats all Im looking forward to.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL Mike Quick Jersey . The quest begins with what is supposed to be an easy one, although Germany has traditionally been a stubborn opponent to Canadian teams at international tournaments. Wilbert Montgomery Jersey .J. 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Motivated by pundits who suggest they rely on talent alone, GWS Giants want to be recognised for their toughness and getting their hands dirty in AFL combat.The second-placed Giants are poised to embark on their maiden finals campaign in their fifth season.They are captivating critics with their speed, fluency and high scoring, but clearly resent the suggestion their rise was an inevitability given the amount of high draft picks they have had.When people say `its just a talented team, this was bound to eventuate, it is motivation for us because weve worked hard, Giants midfielder Josh Kelly said on Wednesday.We want to be a tough team, we want to be known for our toughness, contested footy, tackling.Giants coach Leon Cameron conceded the team probably fluked some wins on talent alone in the past.The good thing about our improvement this year is that we want to get our hands dirty, Cameron said.You cant win if you dont get your hands dirty. You might fluke a few games and we probably did a couple last year with some of the talent on our list, but you cant constantly rock up every week and think that you can fluke wins.Cameron said ruckman Rory Lobb (knee) and midfielder Dylan Shiel (soreness) were the only fitness concerns for Saturdays away game against Gold Coast.ddddddddddddHe expected both to play unless they had a setback on Friday.Cameron anticipated having pleasant selection headaches with a rapidly diminishing injury list and around 40 players to choose from.Defender Aidan Corr and midfielder Jacob Hopper are set to return in the NEAFL this week after long-term injuries and backup ruckman Tom Downie is also available again.Cameron doubted GWS would consider resting players over the last four rounds.We cant afford to rest players beca