Matt
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If you would stop trying to prove some ridiculously ignorant "NFL is racist" theory and actually looked at the facts you would understand that Holmes suspension has nothing to do with a night club incident and everything to do with the fact he was decided marijuana was more important than his job. Holmes, who has gotten in trouble multiple times for marijuana, failed a drug test. That's why he is gone for four games. If the night club incident in Orlando brings out more criminal charges (and I don't think it will) he will likely face a longer (if not year long) suspension.
Plus it's still widely believed that Big Ben will be punished by the league - likely one or two games. If not the league, the Steelers will likely suspend him for a game (they did so with Santonio after his first criminal marijuana bust).
Chill with the race baiting, dude.
In my experience, Steeler fans are the most obnoxious of the group. To be fair, this experience is influenced greatly by the fact that there seems to be an Army of Steeler fans in every city in this country. That speaks volumes about the quality of a franchise, and is perfect justification for my loathing of their supporters.
(Still :heart: you Mattie)
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In my defense, I'm not one of the obnoxious ones (at least I don't think so).
On a personal level, I do believe Ben did it. Once is a gold digger. Twice is a guilty man who got very lucky that the D.A. did not want to risk ruining his career by missing on this conviction (ala Thomas Sneddon with Michael Jackson). Beyond that, the entire investigation stunk. Everything from police posing for pictures with Rothlisberger, to the way Rothlisberger's attorney slandered this poor girl in the media by saying things about her character that EVERY person who has ever encountered her disagree with.
Can I say with certainty that Ben did it? No. But I will forever look at him in a different way and he is, in my opinion, a rapist. And it makes me sad that we have a rapist leading our team and ruining it's integrity.
As for Holmes, I find it at the very least very suspicious that his private investigator finds the real thrower of the glass who just happened to have a sudden moral epiphany and decided to confess. I would very much like to see if any money was added to the so-called real thrower's bank account recently.
It disappoints me that the once great organization, which in addition to its storied history, has always been able to pride itself on being one of the most integrity filled team in the NFL, nay, professional sports, is now being dragged down by a head coach who does not make discipline a priority (unlike our great coaches of past) and players who are essentially thugs in uniforms that they do not deserve to wear.
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