SportsFanLive.com Exclusive: Sex Offense Clouds NFL Draft Status Of Lineman

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Well done! Too bad he did not live in West Virginia or Mississippi. It would have been legal.

 

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Too bad the majority of the idiots on this board -- all of whom are destroying America, BTW -- can't read and understand that sentence.

 

You just explained 99 percent of this site's existance.

 

Hell, that's 99 percent of my posts.

 

One liners are the engine that drives sj.

I just hope that he was wearing a jimmy cap.

 

Or the tried and true sock puppet method -- "just saw interesting story in the Podunk Times written by ..... Here is the link."

 

It's like rain on your wedding day.

 

My apologies if my 'one-liner' offended anyone. I thought it was newsworthy and raises some important issues, not just in the league, but in society. At what point are registered sex offenders deemed 'fit' to return to society? Should juvenile sex offenders be listed as sex offenders at all? And what about morality? Washington hasn't committed any other offense since the incident. Would you take him on your team knowing he has had these types of moral issues in the past? Would you be okay with him in your community? I would think it's easier for a scout to evaluate someone who stole a DVD player out of someone's car rather than someone who slept with a relative.

Was just trying to get some opinions on the content of the story (not necessarily the writing, that's what the 'Workshop' section is for) from an educated audience. Again, my apologies if this offended anyone. I thought it was ok being that this is the "Sports and News" thread.