You know this for sure? There's still an investigation going on. You have inside info or are you just speculating?
- Accused of striking a woman and smashing her head into the ground - Alleged hit and run - Videos of him making death threats while brandishing firearms - Jailed for assault with a deadly weapon, carrying or concealing a gun without a permit, possession of a controlled substance, and possession of mar1juana or cannabis. - Arrested in Miami on charges of possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and driving with a suspended license - Arrested and charged with possession of less than a gram of meth and unlawful carrying of a firearm in Richardson, Texas Ya Arnette sucks
Yeah Pitts is terrible. Lazy route runner. I had him in fantasy and paid attention to his snaps. Dude never gets open
A Conroe-based attorney representing Texans safety Jimmie Ward said he believes his client will be “vindicated” based on the facts about his recent arrest in Montgomery County after he was accused of choking and threatening to kill a woman. Steve Jackson, who declined to provide details on what facts he was referring to, said the charges like those against Ward have become “commonplace” with high-profile athletes. “It is sad that professional athletes and public figures have to endure things like this.” Jackson said he and his legal team will continue to investigate the allegations against Ward. “Jimmie is a kind person who has a good reputation for being active in the community throughout his NFL career,” Jackson said in a statement to the Houston Chronicle. “ We just ask that the public reserve judgment so that we can show everyone that the Jimmie Ward that they all have come to know is the same wonderful person and did not do this.” In a motion filed Tuesday, Jackson asked 221st state District Court Judge Lisa Michalk to modify his bond conditions, stating that a court-ordered GPS ankle monitor interferes with Ward's job. “Defendant cannot participate in his necessary job duties and contractual obligations while wearing a GPS ankle monitor. Defendant will need to be able to travel outside of the State of Texas to participate in his necessary job duties and contractual obligations. The current bond conditions impair Defendant's essential ability to perform his trade or occupation and less restrictive means are available,” the motion states. Michalk had not made a ruling on that request as of Wednesday. Ward's next hearing date is 9 a.m. July 16.
He has no issues, He just believes God'ell is gay. He also believes God'ell is bad for the game of football I agree with him on these things. Have you heard of other issues Gruden has and I didn't know opinions = issues, particularly in Gruden's case.
more than just calling Godell gay: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...ay-misogynistic-language-emails-7-year-period
that is a lot to turn around from, but I am a testament that it can be done if the desire is there. Praying for the best for his life and then he can be good for the Texans.
As usual we will be left with competing narratives with everyone choosing to believe who and what they are biased toward believing. I can honestly say I DON'T KNOW and be comfortable with it.
God'ell had those emails, or had one of his minions release that confidential email and is against federal law. I think there's still a lawsuit Gruden filed against the NFL still out there. Doesn't make Gruden's opinion less valid IMHO. Of course I'm biased and think God'ell is a despicable human being who's sold out the NFL.
That's the NFL, look at the 2 teams in the SB. Both of them had these types of guys on their teams. Most teams have at least one guy like this on their team. Buffalo- Von Miller Ravens- just drafted Green and have others. Then you've got the Texans - Mixon That's just the playoffs and doesn't take into account teams like the Vikings/Dolphins/Cowboys etc....
I'm not saying there aren't other pieces of trash on every team. Good for him if he changed his life around but he obviously had a serious pattern of disturbing behavior
