2012 NFL Thread

[dmhenderson]

Originally Posted by Roadster4Us

If you're going to go the Mr. Roth no rape due to evidence, other than of course being accused by the young girl, then how is Lewis a bad man? What was he convicted of? Obstruction of Justice. Not sure I would qualify that as equaling a bad man.

Are we really defending Ray Lewis' as an innocent here? What's next, defending OJ?

At the VERY least he witnessed a stabbing, said to several people that his "career wasn't going to end like this" and disposed of the bloodstained suit he was wearing. He's also notorious for being a **** out and about in Baltimore and DC so yes, he's a fantastic linebacker and a terrible person.

He can praise jesus all he wants now. Doesn't change who he is or the things he has done.

[Roadster4Us]

Originally Posted by dmhenderson

Are we really defending Ray Lewis' as an innocent here? What's next, defending OJ?

At the VERY least he witnessed a stabbing, said to several people that his "career wasn't going to end like this" and disposed of the bloodstained suit he was wearing. He's also notorious for being a **** out and about in Baltimore and DC so yes, he's a fantastic linebacker and a terrible person.

He can praise jesus all he wants now. Doesn't change who he is or the things he has done.

Defending the guy from being called a murderer, you bet. Guilty of obstruction, sure. Stupid for hanging out with the wrong people, yep. Comparing him to OJ, yeah that makes perfect sense me

Other than that incident, where are the other bad acts he has been involved in? Not sure where you get you info on his notorius acts from but my info is completely different.

[dmhenderson]

Originally Posted by Roadster4Us

Defending the guy from being called a murderer, you bet. Guilty of obstruction, sure. Stupid for hanging out with the wrong people, yep. Comparing him to OJ, yeah that makes perfect sense me

Other than that incident, where are the other bad acts he has been involved in? Not sure where you get you info on his notorius acts from but my info is completely different.

You're splitting hairs.

By your own admission, neither guy was "convicted of anything" but common sense tells us both otherwise. Again, at the very least the guy witnessed a stabbing/double murder and then let those two guys murderers go free for the sake of his career.

[Red__Zed]

Originally Posted by dmhenderson

You're splitting hairs.

By your own admission, neither guy was "convicted of anything" but common sense tells us both otherwise. Again, at the very least the guy witnessed a stabbing/double murder and then let those two guys murderers go free for the sake of his career.

[and paid for their legal defense]

[Roadster4Us]

Originally Posted by dmhenderson

You're splitting hairs.

By your own admission, neither guy was "convicted of anything" but common sense tells us both otherwise. Again, at the very least the guy witnessed a stabbing/double murder and then let those two guys murderers go free for the sake of his career.

Witness sure. Let the other two guys go, maybe, but comparing that to someone that went over to his ex's place and killed his ex and her boyfriend is a real stretch for me.