For being a dumbass that got caught...Definitely.lol.
Bottom line...the NFL is a multi-billion dollar business. When it was less popular none of this stuff mattered. Now that it is, by far, the most watched and most popular sport in the US...everything is out in the open. Hard to hide anything with this much press.
Did you read the texts? Might want to look at some of the evidence yourself instead of having conclusions handed to you.
Huh? If your talking to me, yes, I read it when it came out Friday. And if you read it, you might be a little better informed on the subject. Instead of putting the blame on Martin. It was Incognito, followed closely by the Dolphins O-line coach, who were to blame.You say, look at the text messages. Is that really the way to go, throw the report aside, and go with the text messages? That is like saying, oh, I don't care about the trial transcript, I will just read the arrest warrent to judge the guy.
Did you read the texts? Might want to look at some of the evidence yourself instead of having conclusions handed to you.
Huh? If your talking to me, yes, I read it when it came out Friday. And if you read it, you might be a little better informed on the subject. Instead of putting the blame on Martin. It was Incognito, followed closely by the Dolphins O-line coach, who were to blame.You say, look at the text messages. Is that really the way to go, throw the report aside, and go with the text messages? That is like saying, oh, I don't care about the trial transcript, I will just read the arrest warrent to judge the guy.
That makes no sense at all. Horrible analogy. You're the one reading the arrest report rather than actually trying the evidence.
If Incognito died today I'm not sure anyone would give a schit. I wouldn't.One less mouth breathing moron.
Did you read the texts? Might want to look at some of the evidence yourself instead of having conclusions handed to you.
Huh? If your talking to me, yes, I read it when it came out Friday. And if you read it, you might be a little better informed on the subject. Instead of putting the blame on Martin. It was Incognito, followed closely by the Dolphins O-line coach, who were to blame.You say, look at the text messages. Is that really the way to go, throw the report aside, and go with the text messages? That is like saying, oh, I don't care about the trial transcript, I will just read the arrest warrent to judge the guy.
That makes no sense at all. Horrible analogy. You're the one reading the arrest report rather than actually trying the evidence.
So the report should be taken with a grain of salt, over the text messages? The report was 140 pages long, and done by a prominent New York attorney, commissioned by the NFL. Ted Wells did a great job on it. Very thorough. But if you want to blow off the report, and stick with the text messages only, knock yourself out.
