Well AJ isn't even a Texan right now. His contract is up and he is a free agent.Oh just wait. We are about to have 10 million threads about AJ Mccarron again. Then 20 million on the guy that beats him out or replaces him.
Well AJ isn't even a Texan right now. His contract is up and he is a free agent.Oh just wait. We are about to have 10 million threads about AJ Mccarron again. Then 20 million on the guy that beats him out or replaces him.
He's made a pretty penny to hold a clipboard. Not a bad situation, tbh.Well AJ isn't even a Texan right now. His contract is up and he is a free agent.
Plus hawt rich wife.He's made a pretty penny to hold a clipboard. Not a bad situation, tbh.
Yeah, but look at the long list of Auburn players who claim they got paid - and we all know they’re lying since Auburn would never do anything like that (blue font).Agree completely, but again, seven is not an insignificant number. Can't readily recall a man accused by seven different women who was innocent, though there may well be examples I'm not recalling or unaware of.
Yahoo sports: 2 alleged victims publicly attach their names to Deshaun Watson civil suitsIn a news conference arranged by Houston attorney Tony Buzbee — who represents 22 women who have filed civil suits against Watson — licensed massage therapist Ashley Solis identified herself as the first woman to file litigation against the Texans star. In the process of revealing her identity, Solis went on to make a tearful statement that appeared to be aimed at Watson’s defense team, which has been critical of the use of anonymity in the multitude of civil cases lodging damning claims of sexual assault or sexual harassment against Watson. Buzbee said the statement and account from Solis has been given to the Houston Police Department for further investigation.
“My name is Ashley Solis. Remember that name,” Solis said. “I hope every woman or man out there who is a survivor hears my story. And I hope my story gives them courage to speak out. It has taken me a long time to get to this point — to come out publicly and speak my truth. I know a lot of you are probably wondering who I was or if I even existed. I was afraid. I am not afraid anymore and I do exist. I am here to take back the power and take back control. I am a survivor of assault and harassment. Deshaun Watson is my assaulter and my harasser.”
Never did.Starting to feel less bad for him not winning the Heisman.
So did Bill Cosby.He seemed like one of the good guys.
Man, I defended him for a long time as I knew there was no way...So did Bill Cosby.
The one thing that got me on Cosby, though, was that despite being Mr. Family Guy, he admitted - way back in 1997, mind you - to paying a woman to keep quiet about an affair they'd had.So did Bill Cosby.
Just a little more athlete entitlement, courtesy of the NFL.I hope that Watson is buried for demanding that these women release their names publicly. This was done on purpose, to try and shame these women into dropping their charges.
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Women suing Watson ordered to disclose names
In hearings Friday, two judges ruled that most of the plaintiffs suing Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson must identify themselves.www.espn.com
At one point (early on-when he went in to give his statement to the assigned detectives), he was ready to confess, but he found out how poorly the investigation was run and decided against it.I thought OJ couldn’t possibly have done it at first report, either. Then I found out a lot of his warts had been covered over by the press. I suspected he was as guilty the moment he ran, but it was that 911 call from five years earlier where he sounded like a common hit man, yelling, “I’m gonna kill you.” Even most DV cases that escalate to man hits woman don’t involve words THAT level of threat, and this was on tape.
He’d not get away with it nowadays. DNA was too new for folks back then (that and a horrid prosecution).
Putting a racist cop on the case, and Ito’s very liberal rulings on evidence and what is admissible had a lot to do with it. But then again Marcia Clark and Darden were both pretty idiotic and were going up against far better lawyers assembled by ShapiroAt one point (early on-when he went in to give his statement to the assigned detectives), he was ready to confess, but he found out how poorly the investigation was run and decided against it.