@Heisman131@AaronQuinn716 Lol bimbo response? Cool to jump immediately to misogyny, bro. You said he wasn't convicted. He was convicted of many things! It can be true that he was a tremendous football player and also not someone the organization wants to hold in high esteem because of his character.
@HotTakeJake7_3@antonio2silent Why would you be jealous? Why would you be emotional at all? It's an answer to the ask to see a game where Josh didn't sell his team. That's a great example. Genuinely so weird for grown men to be like "oh yeah well MY guy is better".
@PatrickMoranTB The full quote I read was that there was concern with the entire secondary as a unit because the starters haven't played together much due to injury.
@NadaQuintana@MikeStrawMedia I think it's OK to validate those who think it's fucking gross to demand to know that a stranger's child tragically died in the off season when it hasn't resulted in an absence from the team.
@VermontDrew@zach_martin95 Ed Oliver reported for camp on time and practiced early on. He is currently dealing with an injury and his absence is not related. The event occurred nearly two months ago and is unrelated to his recent time missed.
@Brainiac115@TMZ Hidden is an odd word choice. Why would anyone want their tragic loss reported to the national media to be endlessly asked about it if they could avoid it? It is no one's business but the family's.