Sean Taylor Spitting Video (merged)

[mheisig]

Originally Posted by Stacks42

Yeah asshole he works for The national archives in D.C. and his job is to authenticate audio and video. Maybe I should do what ST didnt and spit in your face!

Genius friend or not, the fact remains that the clip was from NFL Films. Who should we believe, a player with a criminal record with a court date and possible jail time who's been accused by multiple other players of spitting in the past, or the NFL, an organization with a long and illustrious history with no prior record of fraudulent video?

Thanks for the conspiracy theory, but I'll side with the organization, not the thug.

But that's all really beside the point - the important question is can you friend help us with the answer to Question #3?

[EternalEnigma21]

Originally Posted by mheisig

... the NFL, an organization with a long and illustrious history with no prior record of fraudulent video?

I have my doubts... remember The Catch.... dude didn't pan away by mistake... he was from pittsburg.


j/k

[12thMan]

Originally Posted by mheisig

Genius friend or not, the fact remains that the clip was from NFL Films. Who should we believe, a player with a criminal record with a court date and possible jail time who's been accused by multiple other players of spitting in the past, or the NFL, an organization with a long and illustrious history with no prior record of fraudulent video?

Thanks for the conspiracy theory, but I'll side with the organization, not the thug.

But that's all really beside the point - the important question is can you friend help us with the answer to Question #3?

Just a little side note: Sean Taylor doesn't have a criminal record, whatsoever...nor has he been accused by multiple players, just one other.

Okay, I'm done

Now back to question #3.

[mheisig]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

Just a little side note: Sean Taylor doesn't have a criminal record, whatsoever...nor has he been accused by multiple players, just one other.

Okay, I'm done

Now back to question #3.

Okay - he has numerous run-ins with the law in the past few years and a long history of fines with the NFL in just his second year.

Technically he's been accused by Houshmanzadah (or however the hell that's spelled) and Pittman, so yes, multiple players And the ref, so three people in all.

And worst of all, his most egregious offense against humanity, his agent is Drew Rosenhaus. :vomit:

[12thMan]

Originally Posted by mheisig

And worst of all, his most egregious offense against humanity, his agent is Drew Rosenhaus. :vomit:

Yeah, I definitely feel you on the last one!

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by mheisig

Okay - he has numerous run-ins with the law in the past few years and a long history of fines with the NFL in just his second year.

Numerous? He was found not quilty on the DUI and hasn't gone to trial on the incident in Fla. Two. Two is numerous? Two minus the one where he wasn't guilty = one potentially legitimate "run-in".
And I could be wrong but this only his second fine that I remember. The other was for a uniform infraction. Long? That's two fines.

Originally Posted by mheisig

Technically he's been accused by Houshmanzadah (or however the hell that's spelled) and Pittman, so yes, multiple players And the ref, so three people in all.

Semantics. Multiple people if you count the Pittman incident as two accusations. How about we count it as one since it was one incident? So now your down to 2. Oh yeah the NFL didn't find any evidence in the first one but we can count it against him anyways. That's the American way right? Guilty until proven innocent is it?

Originally Posted by mheisig

And worst of all, his most egregious offense against humanity, his agent is Drew Rosenhaus. :vomit:

Can't argue with this. Rosenhaus is a turd sandwhich and a giant douche. Gottta question someone's decision maing ability who has this ass as an agent still. Gotta wonder why the NFLPA doesn't get him booted too.