if i was GM Underwood & Jolly would be gone!
if i was GM Underwood & Jolly would be gone!
He shouldn't lose his job based on accusations alone... if convicted, then thats another story.
I just don't understand how its even possible that he can sexually assault TWO women.... plus the women first claimed there were more than one player and now its only Underwood, and thats simply because he admitted to having sex with them. The only thing I believe he will be found guilty of is being stupid and a cheater. I feel for his wife. Sounds to me like these 30+ year old women were gold diggers who met players at a bar and decided to go try to strike gold (they obviously don't know the difference between gold & gold-plated). When you meet a guy at a bar and you go to his hotel...what in the hell do you think is going to happen? The 'women' are ten years older than him and there were two of them. I have no respect for Underwood because of what he did to his wife... as far as the "assault" goes ~ I doubt it. I don't think he will lose his job... his wife and kids, maybe.
when i found out there was a packer in trouble i was nervous to hear who..once i heard it was Underwood i felt relieved...thank god it wasnt one of our offensive weapons or veteran defensive players. Underwood never really impressed me or had i liked it him
He shouldn't lose his job based on accusations alone... if convicted, then thats another story.
I just don't understand how its even possible that he can sexually assault TWO women.... plus the women first claimed there were more than one player and now its only Underwood, and thats simply because he admitted to having sex with them. The only thing I believe he will be found guilty of is being stupid and a cheater. I feel for his wife. Sounds to me like these 30+ year old women were gold diggers who met players at a bar and decided to go try to strike gold (they obviously don't know the difference between gold & gold-plated). When you meet a guy at a bar and you go to his hotel...what in the hell do you think is going to happen? The 'women' are ten years older than him and there were two of them. I have no respect for Underwood because of what he did to his wife... as far as the "assault" goes ~ I doubt it. I don't think he will lose his job... his wife and kids, maybe.
Apparently it was Underwood:
Police investigate Packers player in alleged ****** assault - JSOnline
I don't care if it's consensual or not.
He's married and has 2 kids.
He's a scumbag, a cheater. Don't want this kind of person on my team. There's also reports that teammates have told he's been a problem since he got in GB.
I had a position that it was crazy to condemn this kid for not recusing a menage, but seeing he's married, it's a completely different issue.
Whats this about Clay always being with the wrong folks? Was there another incident besides this that they're referring to? -- or is it the steroid issue thats being referred to?
Careful PRS--if you're going to get rid of every player who has had a lapse in marital fidelity, there may be no one left to play. At the very least, he is showing poor judgement and if he's a problem otherwise on the team he'll probably be gone, whether he can play or not.
I do agree that fidelity is important and that players should be held to a higher standard. Yet there is no NFL rule against adultery and there is no federal or state law prohibiting it either. So I don't think kicking him off the team is the right thing to do, considering he did nothing illegal. He just needs someone to take him aside and set him straight. I believe in second chances, and although what he did was wrong, I feel that he can find redemption concerning both his family and his team.
Sorry man, just the way I feel about that. As Fitzcore at CHTV said, both him and his wife could have some kind of open marriage, but I doubt it, and the fact that he has 2 kids is what bothers me.Careful PRS--if you're going to get rid of every player who has had a lapse in marital fidelity, there may be no one left to play. At the very least, he is showing poor judgement and if he's a problem otherwise on the team he'll probably be gone, whether he can play or not.
I do agree that fidelity is important and that players should be held to a higher standard. Yet there is no NFL rule against adultery and there is no federal or state law prohibiting it either. So I don't think kicking him off the team is the right thing to do, considering he did nothing illegal. He just needs someone to take him aside and set him straight. I believe in second chances, and although what he did was wrong, I feel that he can find redemption concerning both his family and his team.
Right, in terms of the law Underwood really did nothing wrong by cheating on his wife. He definitely will need counseling and a good sit down with someone close to him. Now my question is, how will this affect his play on the football field. He'll most likely need more than 1 season to recuperate and get his act together. Imo the Packers are in a win now mode and we should have everyone on the same page. Underwood would be a waste of a roster spot. We should give it to someone who will be up to speed this season.