Do you like it when a 49ers player speaks out, even if it's negative?

By now, you've probably seen this post, or at least the Tweets from offensive tackle Anthony Davis within. In said Tweets, Davis is either speaking his mind about offensive coordinator Greg Roman, or fellow offensive tackle Jonathan Martin. I'm more inclined to believe it's the former, as are plenty of other people.

Note: I don't think the fact that Davis follows an account called "@FireGregRoman" is of much significance, just for how easy it is to change your username. It'd be easy to get followed by someone, then change your username and take a screenshot. But I do think the Tweets involved are directed at the offensive coordinator.

Which brings up an interesting topic of discussion: is it a bad thing that Davis does things like this? It's not the first time he's surprised folks with the things he doesn't filter, and I've noticed a lot of people suggesting that he's a problem guy in the locker room or even that he's a diva. I've actually flip-flopped on this myself (not with Davis specifically -- I've always liked him for the most part).

At the end of the day, I appreciate it. I think that there are some guys that are problem guys who speak out of selfishness -- typically receivers or running backs who whine about not getting the ball enough -- but I actually really appreciate seeing behind the wall of PR that teams attempt to put up. Davis taking these shots at Roman confirms that, at least when it comes to him, someone in that locker room feels the same way a lot of us fans do.

I think there's a big difference between a diva and a player who is being unfiltered. I personally love that Davis did this, and would clearly put it in the latter category. To an extent, I think I might like it more thanks to the craziness and the misinformation of this past season. What say you guys?