Ryan Leaf in trouble again

[4Corners]

4 hours ago, RASTAN66 said:

Innocent until proven guilty?

Did you say that about DeAndre Baker and Quentin Dunbar? 

[ladypanther]

Another talented, stupid, sad, tragic, stupid  athlete who could have had it all, blew it..then had chances and continued to fail.

Hate to hear that ending.

[TheCasillas]

2 hours ago, RASTAN66 said:

If he's innocent should he?

In cancel America, it’s tough to survive this. Takes a company with back bone to make a statement. I do wish people would digest all of the facts before making decisions.

[RASTAN66]

1 hour ago, 4Corners said:

Did you say that about DeAndre Baker and Quentin Dunbar? 

Why do you ask?

[RASTAN66]

1 hour ago, ladypanther said:

Another talented, stupid, sad, tragic, stupid  athlete who could have had it all, blew it..then had chances and continued to fail.

Hate to hear that ending.

Ending?

In you mind is there any chance he’s been wrongfully accused?

[LinvilleGorge]

The story of Ryan Leaf is a sad one. The guy had all the talent in the world. He just wasn't ready for the spotlight that shone on him and it very well may have not just ruined his career, but his life.

[SmittysLawnGuy]

1 hour ago, RASTAN66 said:

Why do you ask?

Because its Teddy Time and Rhules rule rule or something to that nature.

[ladypanther]

20 hours ago, RASTAN66 said:

Ending?

In you mind is there any chance he’s been wrongfully accused?

This is not the ending but does not look good.  Yes, he could be innocent.  If that is the case he is not putting himself in good situations.  Sadly looks as if he has not changed his path.

[RASTAN66]

1 hour ago, ladypanther said:

This is not the ending but does not look good.  Yes, he could be innocent.  If that is the case he is not putting himself in good situations.  Sadly looks as if he has not changed his path.

Actually there's ample evidence he's made massive changes in "his path" over the last 6 or so years....massive....

....as caring human beings let's hope he hasn't taken a step back.

Question, do you believe in the presumption of innocence as it follows from the Fifth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendments?

[raz]

On 5/23/2020 at 11:41 PM, ladypanther said:

Another talented, stupid, sad, tragic, stupid  athlete who could have had it all, blew it..then had chances and continued to fail.

Hate to hear that ending.

or he's not stupid and his mental health issues have derailed his life like they have so many others.  people like to believe they wouldn't make the same mistakes other people do, but if we had their mental illnesses we would do exactly what they did.  medications don't always work. medications can stop working.  medications can blunt the persons awareness so much they no longer feel alive.  my sister is/was pretty much a genius.   super mentally ill.  derailed her life and jobs most of us would die to have the opportunity for.  

[Carl Spackler]

He looked like he was doing a great job for the last few years and seemed to be past those issues. It’ll definitely cost him his job even if it’s BS, but it may be legit. We don’t know. 

[Cam's New Arm]

On 5/24/2020 at 12:54 AM, RASTAN66 said:

Why do you ask?

Because he lives in his own echo chamber and enjoys race bating.

[mc52beast]

Of course the guy is guilty based on this report from TMZ..couldn’t possibly be innocent or there be more to the story 

[RASTAN66]

7 hours ago, raz said:

or he's not stupid and his mental health issues have derailed his life like they have so many others.

Or possibly he’s falsely accused in this particular situation?

Not making light of anything but the presumption of innocence is a pretty important concept here in the United States of America.