It is a somewhat sympathetic story given his background and how he appear to have changed. Still the guy ****ed his sister and that is a pretty big deal. You know of any other registered sex offenders in pro sports?

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Still not registered sex offenders or found guilty of anything even though they possibly did some awful shit.

I can just imagine the players and coaches going home to their wives after the first day of meeting their new teamate. Sit down for dinner and say hunny at what age do you suppose we should talk to bobby about the fact it's not ok to screw his little sister?

What a great way to reopen the reconstructed arrowhead on MNF. Espn being the slimy pukes they are would air one of those "outside the lines" specials on the situation the day of the game.

Pro football talk would quote some league source saying plenty of teams monitoring the situation w/KC to see how it turns out because there is this unamed college RB who is draft eligable in 2011 who is an amazing talent but when he was 16 he climed a ladder at the zoo and fucked a giraffe in front of a bunch of people. Peta made a big fuss and the guy can't have pets for the rest of his life but the media was kept away cause both he and the animal were underage. But he's had a clean slate ever since.

Seriously this isn't the circus.

Jerry Jones is the owner/gm and all he would have to do is tell his coaches, etc to deal with it because they need help at OT. He isn't biting so far. He is in the best positon to do so.

I hope the guy succeeds at whatever he does for a career even playing pro football. It's probably going to have to start in Canada or the UFL first. And the scout in the NFP article was dead on when he said he didn't think that in the world that NFL players live in and the people around them that things wouldn't be very easy on this kids mistake and not give him any crap about it.

Guy is 6'7 300lbs. So he is a devout christian that is great for him. Nothing he can do but move on. It may have not been a problem in college but if this kid snaps he could seriously hurt someone when/if he snaps to negative comments. I'd be so thrilled if he went Eddie Freeman on someone during the hot as piss days of august during camp.

let me know when Tony Dungy starts telling teams to take a chance on the guy before i waste any more time with this.

cast the first stone? really? Ok, I've never ****ed my sister, ever, any of them even the ones that are sisters by marriage and not by blood. **** him for ****ing his sister, that makes him a piece of shit for doing it, and he has to realize it's never going to go away. "but I'm older and I know it was wrong" too bad, you get hazed for being fat, your girl cheating on you, not doing your job 100% in athletic/police/fire locker rooms, military services, etc etc. Made your bed lay in it, play by big boy rules, take the responsibity for your actions, and suck it up and drive on forward.

Now, I'm in the band wagon that he doesn't need to kill himself. And kudo points are awarded for being open and up front about it, it not only shows character, but it also shows he's made piece with himself over it. This is a sign of true remorse and acknowledgement of his wrongs and that is also worthy of awarding kudo points.

I say bring him in, but you are going to hold him to a different standard, maybe. I think I'd understand that. counseling program that is continued through his time on team. Take measures to protect the team and your decision to bring him on board, what ever is agreeable to both sides. Like I said before, be ready for the critics, the hazing.

Look people I strongly believe in rehabilitation. There are very few crimes/actions/character flaws - that can't be overcome/paid for(time served, not money)/ or changed with different influences, taking different paths, education. People do bad thing all the time for various reasons, I have no intent on justifing his actions, because they don't deserve to be justified. But it doesn't mean he can't play ball for my ball club.

From my experience, I counted my teammates as "family members" and it scares me to think of "sister ****er" as a "family member".

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All jokes aside, if NFL teams felt it wouldn't be an issue moving forward, he would have a job.

I suggest counseling because he still kinda feels that he did nothing wrong. I wonder what questions were asked that were the true red flags for GMs that got him blackballed...

He had to set off some serious alarms for his level of talent to not even be given a UDFA contract. Makes you seriously wonder what else is "good to go" for this guy.

and every time we score a td he could do the sister ****ing dance...