NFL insiders Jordan Schultz and Ian Rapoport typically report the stories but now they’re at the center of one.
Jordan Schultz and Ian Rapoport both make their living by shocking fans with their stories. However, as journalists, their goal is to never be the main character of the story. That rule was broken at the NFL Combine.
Rapoport’s potentially biggest task is to keep tabs on stories ranging from Micah Parsons leaving the Cowboys to what’s going to happen with Aaron Rodgers. Schultz, meanwhile, is tasked with keeping up with similar stories for FOX. Essentially, if there’s a story concerning the Philadelphia Eagles, for example, both insiders keep tabs and try to dig up fresh information to report.
Of course, this means that sometimes it means both are looking at the same story at the same time. This can happen with any story about any team, including the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams currently are the talk of the NFL, and both insiders have reason to dip their toes into the storm to find something fresh to report.
The Tom Brady-Matthew Stafford secret meeting in Montana is perhaps the biggest story with the biggest scoops.

What happened between Ian Rapoport and Jordan Schultz at Starbucks?
According to Pro Football Talk, Schultz approached Rapoport in person at Starbucks at the JW Marriott in Indianapolis.
He said “we need to talk” to Rapoport but was declined by the insider.
We don’t need to talk,” the insider responded.
The two then stood face-to-face after Rapoport turned.
“If you have anything to say, say it to my face. If this happens again, we’re going to have a problem,” Schultz said.
Rapoport asked him to step back. He did after finishing saying they were going to have a problem.
Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio paraphrased the specific words used in the interaction in the article.
It is claimed security was called and statements were taken. Both were asked about the incident by Pro Football Talk. Rapoport declined but Schultz sent a text message.
“It really isn’t anything too much. Ian Rapoport and I had a verbal confrontation. It lasted a little over a minute. Multiple agents and reporters were nearby. Rapoport was the one who called security shortly after, but it never escalated further,” Schultz wrote.
Why did Jordan Schultz call out Ian Rapoport?
It appears that the two butted heads over the Tom Brady-Matthew Stafford story. As two insiders and only one set of facts can be true, it can lead to a he-said-she-said situation. Both disagreed on what actually took place between Stafford and Brady, seemingly leading to the argument.
Of course, as insiders, it is their job to tell the truth with accuracy. If they both tell differing stories, it casts doubt on their reliability. Once the trust is gone, an insider is seemingly out of a job. By questioning Schultz, Rapoport seemingly tarnished his reputation.