[dfwgator]

He played for UF, but if guilty, fry him.

[mware]

Big news day, Marc Rich died this morning too.

[Red Badger]

It doesn’t matter who he played for, if he’s guilty he should face the full force of justice..............

[ConservativeStatement]

I think he is from the same city as where ESPN has its HQs. Get ready for a “Behind the Lines...”

[Teacher317]

Everyone responsible for the death of another is summarily executed? What world do you live in?

You know NOTHING of the circumstances behind the death, and yet you are eager for blood. Disdaining murder by encouraging more killing. You must be a really swell person.

Hint: there are MANY circumstances where taking the life of another is justified, and MANY MORE circumstances where there are enough mitigating factors that we don't execute those who are found to be guilty. Nice that you can jump right into the bloodlust.

[rlmorel]

As a Pats fan, he is dead to me already.

He may be guilty of nothing, but it sure doesn't look that way, and he hasn't covered himself in glory, either. I personally think he is guilty of worse than obstruction of justice, but it is just a gut feeling. I could be wrong. And I would understand panic in someone, but...it doesn't seem to fit here, although I am pretty sure he has panic now.

The guy had talent, that much is true. But I detest his hotdogging and trash talking, and he appeared worse than anyone else on the team at that aspect. I just don't like this behavior. He always came across as a punk to me.

It was this, though a great picture and a great touchdown, that displayed how much I disliked this aspect of him. He got this defensive back pretty pissed off with this high stepping displayed below, which was accompanied by trash talk:

Under any other circumstances, if you didn't know what was going on, this would be a great football picture.