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Originally Posted by NOVAX5
but after he does his time, i think the league should let him play. the guy has talent but makes mistakes just like everyone else. he will pay for the crime he did, but he also deserves to play. i like the way he orchestrates his offense in games and his running talent. once again, i do not know him as a person but rather a good football player that only comes once in a while. agree? no?
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God, I will never understand this mentality. He DISOBEYED the leagues laws and flagrantly lied to the Commissioner of the league...hell no he doesn't deserve to play again. It is responses like that that drive athletes to think they are above the law and their own businesses laws.
If you lied about committing a felony to your boss, and he fires you, should you get your job back just because you were good at it? I don't think so..people need to open their eyes to this stuff and stop making different rules for different people.
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