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Cogs interview with Glazer

First and foremost, I don't think Incognito is a bad guy or that he has "bad character". He may have made bad mistakes along the way or perhaps used bad judgement, like anyone in life.

I don't know either of them personally, but Incognito seems well spoken, likeable and certainly does not sound like a person who's clueless. What many of you fail to grasp is the NFL has a history of NFL players with bad-ass reputations. The Patriots have one sitting in jail awaiting trial, and at least he's been given the presumption of innocence.

This is nothing more than a man acting like a child and quitting.
 
dolphans1 said:
First and foremost, I don't think Incognito is a bad guy or that he has "bad character". He may have made bad mistakes or used bad judgements like anyone in life. I don't know either of them, but Incognito seems well spoken and certainly does not sound like a person who's clueless. What many of you fail to grasp is the NFL has a history of NFL players with bad-ass reputations. The Patriots have one sitting in jail awaiting trial, and at least he's been given the presumption of innocence.

This nothing more than a man acting like a child and quitting.
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So if he he sexually assaulted a woman that wouldnt make him a person with bad character
 
When did Incognito sexually assault a person?

Has he been charged with this alleged crime or is this another one of those come-out-of-woods allegations?

I believe Big Ben in Pittsburgh was accused of this, but nothing ever came out of it.
 
dlockz said:
So if he he sexually assaulted a woman that wouldnt make him a person with bad character
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I just researched the story and read about the accuser/golf volunteer in 2012.

I don't agree with what he did, if he did it and if he did, based on what I read, it sounded like he had been drinking and may have lost his mental faculties and could have been cited for public intoxication.

Like I said, he may have used bad judgement and acted stupid, will I judge him by all his mistakes....and say he has bad character...?

I don't know the guy personally, so I can't answer that.
 
dolphans1 said:
I just researched the story and read about the accuser/golf volunteer in 2012.

I don't agree with what he did, if he did it and if he did, based on what I read, it sounded like he had been drinking and may have lost his mental faculties and could have been cited for public intoxication.

Like I said, he may have used bad judgement and acted stupid, will I judge him by all his mistakes....and say he has bad character...?

I don't know the guy personally, so I can't answer that.
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I think touching a persons privtes with a gold club is more than public intox if they pushed it lol
 
D1, Whaaat ???????????????????? Enough already!!!!!!!! You are saying that, if in fact the "Golf Incident" is true, because this fool was heavily under the influence of alcohol means that it was the alcohol and not his bad character? An alcoholic is a person with a "bad character", that's why they need treatment. If you ask anyone who has grown up as a child in an alcoholic family, or perhaps a family that was damaged by a drunk driver, I believe your theory would be shown to have some holes, just sayin buddly.

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I find it interesting that in the extended preview they actually show a shot of the 'murder your family' text from Martin to Incognito...dog and all.
 
dlockz said:
I think touching a persons privtes with a gold club is more than public intox if they pushed it lol
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In today's society, and the inability to keep things swept under a rug. You would think this type of thing would have been big news. Gloria Allred has made millions by standing next to her 'victims'. And milking certain sectors of society, of wealth.
 
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GoonBoss said:
To me, that's a separate thing. Any discipline that happens due to that, is
fair, and deserved. It has absolutely nothing to do with Martin.
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Thing is that was a year and a half ago, if they didn't do squat when it happened, I think it would be very hypocritical of the organisation to do something now that it has resurfaced... I do hope they did disciplined him when it happened though...
 
GoonBoss said:
To me, that's a separate thing. Any discipline that happens due to that, is
fair, and deserved. It has absolutely nothing to do with Martin.
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In a way but Im sure people wanted to know about the incident from his viewpoint. Im pretty sure that Incognito did not give Glazer a free for all so he never asked that question.
I do agree its a seperate issue
 
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