Questionable character players-my take on it.

Randy Starks smacked his wife around too

 

It is far from Pavlov's dog.

 

im said it before and i'll say it again, if the guy scores touchdowns or sacks the qb, i really dont care what he does.

 

but they aren't rewarded, they get paid from the NFL but for playing not smacking wifes or whatever. Unless you mean they get paid for playing in the violent nature of the NFL but that has no relevance to violence outside the field.

 

Domestic Violence is a crime that involves the two strongest emotion in the human body... love and hate. I'm not saying its right, but growing up with a brother or sister that you went to blows with is the samething... they fall under the same laws. I don't agree with the decisions that those two players made... but, I understand the emotions that can lead up to it. Pacman on the other hand is a thug, gang-banger. He was a gang-banger when we drafted him and he's still one. If it wasn't for the NFL... he'd be slinging dope out of a old, beat-up, 88' cadillac with three stolen 24' rims and a spare.

 

pokemon is a far worse person than Rolle or Hopkins. he doesn't get a break because everybody else gets in trouble. everybody else doesn't get into trouble all the time like pokemon does. it troubles me than winning is more important than keeping scum like pokemon out of the league.

 

I don't care what my neighborhood mail man does when he gets home, as long as I get my mail.
I don't care what the kid at McDonalds is doing when he gets home (lord knows what) as long as I get my fries.
I don't care what the mechanic does outside his job, as long as he fixes my car.

So, how much of a hypocrite would I be to care what a football player does outside the game of football?

 

PacMan hasn't been in jail. McNair was for DUI (putting innocent lives in danger), Hopkins was, Samari was, yadda yadda yadda. A DUI to me is worse than hanging around a bad crowd. A DUI, you know what you're doing and you don't care who you may kill while doing it.