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Mr. WEO

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  1. He was a convenient fall guy for McD's decisions. He's not going to say as much if asked.
  2. What would he be apologizing for? Sexual assault? A “misunderstanding”?
  3. You did “in fact” suggest apologizing would keep him out of “jail” Again, he can’t mitigate his troubles by apologizing at this point. The only thing he can do is admit guilt and settle with these women. It’s really that simple. Nothing else helps him.
  4. Well he was right about Jeff Fisher--just picked the wrong doomed fake pro football league he would be heading to. lol
  5. I'm not sure how my answer is perceived as a complaint or whining. But anyway... Apologizing at this point would be meaningless. There is no way he can "get ahead of this"--the time for that was long ago. Dozens of lawsuits claiming the same behavior. His own lawyer implying his guilt publicly. This is all out of his control at this point. He's just waiting for endless shoes to drop as more women come forward. Obviously, "what is next" is a massive settlement offer to avoid trial(s). And your claim that simply apologizing may keep him out of jail is just bizarre. "oops, sorry!" won't have a persuasive effect in court.
  6. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/34060302/attorney-tony-buzbee-houston-texans-others-added-defendants-lawsuits-deshaun-watson “common sense” led you to claim that “sorry if anyone was offended” would be an adequate defense in a criminal trial—in fact might keep him out of jail”? My answer is that that is ridiculous.
  7. lol yeah, that’s a great defense. Would play very well with any jury… sheesh…
  8. Big deal. Nix slept in his office at least 6 days a week. Standards have plummeted at OBD.
  9. Read my posts. Both of them solicited prostitution. Watson, for some reason, wasn’t indicted, yet his lawyer is now admitting his guilt. Kraft was charged and his lawyer successfully suppressed evidence of his guilt. Strive to keep up
  10. Nope.Kraft did the same. He had a competent lawyer, however.
  11. A job Dorsey will be offered will be with another Daniel Jones.
  12. Yeah, Dorsey's fate is not in Josh's hands....more like Daboll's.
  13. The Human Plow gets tricky....
  14. Josh can't make these bums like Austin, Sanders and "Smoke" Brown into spring chickens!
  15. When Daboll is exposed as a product of the otherworldly Josh Allen, the Bills “HC pipeline” will be capped for all the rest
  16. How is his lawyer not conceding that his client engaged in criminal activity? "Solicitation of Prostitution Under the New Texas Penal Code §43.021. Under the new Texas law, it remains a crime to solicit prostitution even if no money is exchanged (or other form of payment) and/or no sexual conduct transpires. It remains a crime in Texas merely to ask for sex in exchange for any type of payment." If he's paying these women for a massage, and asking for a happy ending, how is that not solicitation?
  17. Did Miller sign with the Raiders while he was there?
  18. Well all of those guys lasted a lot longer than Jimbo in the same era/rules. It wasn't the old rules that did him in..
  19. Dawkins, Morse, Brown, were on the O-line for the last for much of last season. Bates started the last 3 games. Saffold is entering his 13th season on his 4th team.
  20. Where he was when he retired was stringing together 7-2, 10-5 and 8-5 starts. Jimbo was limping to the finish line of a solid career. Plus, see below.. His contemporaries were Elway (16 seasons), Moon (17 seasons --in NFL), Marino (16 seasons), Young (15 seasons), Esiason (14 seasons), etc. in 1994, Marino was still putting up almost 4500 yards. Moon at 4300 and Young about 4000. Same for Elway. All took the same beatings.
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