Josh Rosen is once again fighting the narrative about what is expected behavior of a professional football player. He’s a bright kid with a seemingly endless amount of ability who may or may not be solely motivated by his exploits on the field. He is allowed to have his own opinion, and he’s still allowed to be good at what he does. Privilege doesn’t mean he doesn’t hustle, it just comes in a different color.
Josh doesn't have to be a character in a video game, but it speaks to a larger image issue. If he wasn't a student or prodigy of some privilege, would he be treated differently?