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Ross, Grier and Flores attempted to influence settlements??

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Take it for what it’s worth but that’s what Tony Buzby is alleging…if true, it is absolutely disgusting… if true
 

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You have no idea who tried to influence the settlement. I can't see Flores being a part of that. As much as I am disappointed with Flores in how the season has turned out, I believe he has morals and I doubt would be the one trying to push things behind the scenes.
 
Coolguy3 said:
You have no idea who tried to influence the settlement. I can't see Flores being a part of that. As much as I am disappointed with Flores in how the season has turned out, I believe he has morals and I doubt would be the one trying to push things behind the scenes.
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You’re right I don’t, that’s why I posted the info from twitter… he mentions the Miami Dolphin organization, with whom Flores plays a huge role in… how do you know he has “morals”? You don’t, so you have no idea as well… I liked Flores, but the way he has managed this whole QB situation alone makes me strongly question his integrity and competency
 
I'm sure we all agree lawyers never lie:chuckle:. Now that this is over at least for the season maybe we can get back to trying to win football games.:hclap:
 
I’m pretty sure this is not entirely accurate. Ross wanted Watson to settle all 22 claims before he would sign off on a trade. Watson did not. We did not trade for him. I don’t think it’s unreasonable for our owner to desire him to settle his potential legal issues before making a trade. Frankly speaking, I think a lot of people are misrepresenting all facts to make this a bigger deal that it actually is.
 
We're still posting stupid tweets, eh? So much for the deadline ending this nonsense.
 
ThePeopleShow13 said:
I’m pretty sure this is not entirely accurate. Ross wanted Watson to settle all 22 claims before he would sign off on a trade. Watson did not. We did not trade for him. I don’t think it’s unreasonable for our owner to desire him to settle his potential legal issues before making a trade. Frankly speaking, I think a lot of people are misrepresenting all facts to make this a bigger deal that it actually is.
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If this is true, and I reiterate if this is true, pressuring sexual assault victims to settle with the perp so you can sign the perp to play ball is truly despicable… I agree with CK that it should be investigated
 
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