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agreedI am not comparing the two, the Giants are very wrong for keeping Josh Brown, I said this back in August but the Odell stuff was fine IMO
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agreedI am not comparing the two, the Giants are very wrong for keeping Josh Brown, I said this back in August but the Odell stuff was fine IMO
Brah........ abuse is abuse
Bro no disrespect, but you're too smart of a person and poster for such a dispicable take on this issue.
The fact that Ray Rice is still doing DV events and speaking out now against it this late after his career has been done makes me think he had a Vick type of change and has genuinely changed.
Hahahahahahahaha
You're a buffoon. The guy said he thinks of himself as God and women as slaves. He's been abusing women since 7. Physically, mentally and emotionally.
So yes, I think he is worse than Rice and Hardy. You been a joke since your Kaep stance and now acting like his color has nothing to do with this is embarrassing.
Not like he's busy playing football anyway. Might as well do something good with his time. Also helps his reputation a little. He should train mma and try to wash that psycho greg hardy in a fight. People would cheer for him.
[h1]King County Sheriff blasts NFL over Josh Brown[/h1]
In announcing they were going to re-open their investigation into the domestic abuse history of New York Giants kicker Josh Brown, the NFL claimed the King County (Wash.) Sheriff’s Office denied any overtures made by the league to learn more about the case and allegations against Brown.
Sheriff John Urquhart fired back at the NFL in an interview with Dori Monson on KIRO 97.3-FM in Seattle on Thursday.
“I don’t like to get pushed around by a bully,” Urquhart said.
The NFL said in a statement Thursday that repeated attempts to seek cooperation from the Sheriff’s Office were denied.
Because the case against Brown was an open investigation, the Sheriff’s Office was not going to release case files. Urquhart said they never received any written requests from anyone claiming to be a representative of the NFL. He said four days after the incident with Brown opened an investigation, the Sheriff’s Office received a public disclosure request from a Robert Agnew from a generic Comcast.net email address. Another request came from Agnew months later where he again didn’t state his affiliation. The Sheriff’s Office denied his request because, as Urquhart put it, “We had no idea who this yokel is.”
“Nowhere on the request does he say that he works for the NFL and so, we don’t know that it’s the NFL and we’re not gonna give it out anyway, so we denied it,” Urquhart said. “… To our discredit, perhaps, we didn’t use the Google, to Google this guy’s name. Turns out that he is a security representative based in Seattle for the NFL. But he never told us that. The NFL never told us that. At no time has the NFL ever filed a written request – public disclosure request – for any of these files. Period. It’s never happened.”
A different league representative did make calls to the Sheriff’s Office seeking the case file. She was also denied multiple times due to the fact the case was an open investigation. A Seattle police officer claiming to represent the league also asked for the files and was denied as well.
Urquhart said if the league had gone through proper public disclosure channels, the request would have come to his desk and a conversation with the league about the situation could have been more fruitful.
“I would have said exactly the same thing, ‘We cannot release the case file.’ But since this is a hot-button item in the NFL, since it’s the NFL, we probably would have told them orally a little bit more about what we had.” he said. “But we don’t have them calling us here. We’ve got some goofus from Woodinville named Rob Agnew asking for the case file. We have no idea who he is.”
“We would have told them… ‘Be careful, NFL, don’t rush into this. This case is blossoming way more than what happened on May 22nd of 2015. We’re getting more information, be careful,’” he said. “Again, we’re not gonna give them specifics but we certainly would have cautioned the NFL to be careful about what they were going to do.”
Urquhart said he was unhappy with the NFL’s placing blame on his department for the NFL not knowing enough about the case.
“I don’t like the NFL taking shots at the sheriff’s office when it’s not deserved,” Urquhart said. “It’s real simple.”
McAdoo on Odell's behavior: "We talk every day about how you're supposed to act"
McAdoo on Josh Brown AFTER the fact: "I support Josh as a man, father, and as a player"
That entire organization is a joke.
with the NFL the problem is obviously hypocrisy.. they took it upon themselves to take these stances before or even with the matters being fully adjudicated.. taking the holier than thou, line in the sand, hardline stanceI have a question...
People are mad at the Giants and Co for this... But I haven't seen one mention of Jersey police department. The state of Jersey bringing him in, arresting him, convicting him... nothing.
The Giants are only worried about on field product, doing their job right?
Why is no one pissed that the proper authorities aren't doing their job? Why is the NFL policing this... Scumbags shouldn't just be suspended or kicked off a team yet time and again no one has seen jail time. Rice, Josh, Hardy the last three I believe.
If the wife doesn't cooperate I don't think there anything they can do unless she presses charges.
Could be wrong though. I'm not from there.
Still have no idea how this guy has the job over Coughlin...
yup.. dudes were soo willing to throw dude under the bus.. when they could have gave the simple, he's a 23 year old kid.. we'll speak with him.. but we've all made mistakes.. then talk about he'll learn from it.. he needs to be a leader.. all that BSIf I'm Odell,I'm taking note for the next contract talks of how willingly the team went to bat publically for a serial abuser yet lowkey hung me out to dry a few weeks back
good lord.. this aint going end wellThe fact the NFL had to move his wife to a different room at the Pro Bowl is a huge red flag.