After "due diligence" ... whatever that means.
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Flying blind like everyone else
Originally posted by Susquehanna Birder View PostAssuming there is "more to the story," I suspect that the Eagles organization has to walk on eggshells with regard to releasing details to the public, or to potential Jackson suitors.OFFICIAL BOARD DRUG CZAR
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More SMEAR
Originally posted by slag View PostAfter "due diligence" ... whatever that means.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap200...as-city-chiefs
I thought in this country the accused had a right to face their accuser and hear the charges. Yeah...I know...its a football field, not a courtroom. But it just feels wrong.Officially awaiting Douchebagnacht II since
May 7, 2010
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If the Eagles found out something about his private life bad enough to release him, the league should have been informed. Now, we don't know if they tried to trade him or not. Lots of questions. If they say that he just wasn't a team fit and the team is better without him, they should also quell all the stories about him if it's not the reason they felt the need to release him.
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I totally agree if all of this boils down to simple alleged "gang ties" or whatever. I posted something similar in another thread. You would think the Eagles would do him the service of refuting that rather than leaving it out there.
I will say, however, that if this is something more serious - an indictment, for example -teams are probably doing him a favor by not putting anything more out there.Last edited by McCarthy12; 03-30-2014, 03:00 PM."Listen to McCarthy" - Art Vandelay
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Why would the Chiefs smear him?
Like I posted, "due diligence" is unclear.
I could mean just checking the price.
But something just feels wrong here ... if their lawyers are telling them to shut up, I'm thinking there must be something to shut up about beyond he has a friend in a gang.Obscenity is the last refuge of an inarticulate motherfucker.
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Originally posted by Irish George View PostImplies, without saying WHAT, that they found something so horrifying they had to justify to their fanbase that they would not be pursuing the guy.
I thought in this country the accused had a right to face their accuser and hear the charges. Yeah...I know...its a football field, not a courtroom. But it just feels wrong.
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well I have no clue about the Chiefs' cap space
Originally posted by The Ref View PostThe Chiefs don't have enough cap space and they know they can't compete for his services unless he gives them a discount. It's more bad reporting via twitter than a real story with any depth.Officially awaiting Douchebagnacht II since
May 7, 2010
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checking the price?
Originally posted by slag View PostWhy would the Chiefs smear him?
Like I posted, "due diligence" is unclear.
I could mean just checking the price.
But something just feels wrong here ... if their lawyers are telling them to shut up, I'm thinking there must be something to shut up about beyond he has a friend in a gang.Officially awaiting Douchebagnacht II since
May 7, 2010
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I disagree
Originally posted by Irish George View Postnot buying that one. they know what their cap status is, and they know what DeSean is being paid and what he wants. You dont express interest in him and then back out and have the reason be merely checking the price. To me due diligence means they checked out the stories that have been circulating as to why the Eagles cut him.
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