My first grader was jumping up and down in my living room last night, cheering for hill to score...in a shiny new 10 jersey.
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I had a girlfriend that physically attacked me twice during fights. Of course we were both drunk each time. The first time I was so shocked I just tried to pin her down as she bit, scratched, punched and kicked me. Didn't help that she's freakishly strong. We were in a motel room and the cops came. That was fun. The second time I was a little more mentally prepared for it, and I actually shoved her down a couple times as she came at me. The fight ended with her picking up a dumbbell, and me telling her if she hit me with that she would kill me. She slowly put it down as sanity returned to her eyes.
We almost didn't make it past that. I told her if that ever happens again we're done. It took months to get back to normal each time. We learned that we can't get drunk together, ever. So something good came out of it. Another girl I got into a drunken fight at the Chiefs game at SD of all places. We got in a spat, so she ditched me for most of the second half, then claimed her cel phone was dead. I looked at it and it had 4 bars of battery life. I got so pissed I shoved the phone into her chest - reaching over her shoulder from behind. Apparently my hand lingered on her throat for a second or two. The cops came on that one too as we were driving out of the parking lot. Why they didn't give me a DUI I have no idea. I blocked out the neck part. But of course she brought it up years later. I think she used it to turn her daughter against me like 8 years after it happened, and I'd been in her and the kid's life that whole time - largely supporting them. That woman could go to the Olympics for pushing buttons and enraging someone. I was still 100% in the wrong and it scares me that I got even a little bit physical with her - as I didn't think I was capable of something like that. Anyway the point is, obviously no man should ever hit a woman under any circumstances, but to me anyway the level of culpability isn't always cut and dried. That's why the Ray Rice video was so shocking. He ambushed her and struck like a viper. Also he was a good 10 years older than Hill. I'm willing to at least allow the possibility that someone as young as Hill, who didn't have the most stable upbringing, could be redeemable. |
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I dont care what Hill did two years ago...he was a ignorant child. He now has the proper support system around him and looks like he's putting effort into turning his life around. Funny how people blossom when they are taken out of shitty, destructive environments. If he was 32 and still punching women...it's a different story. Kids do stupid shit...without thinking about the long range ramifications. His past actions are just in the spotlight. We dont know his past..we only know ours..judge carefully.
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He was 21. That's not a child.
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No one should mistake anything I've said as support for hitting or abusing women.
If a boyfriend/husband were to ever assault one of my girls, I will feed them to Wu's Pigs. |
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...we all do at some point. |
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It's a game, there is NOTHING about real life on an NFL field. If a player is a great person OFF the field, then we can talk. JMO |
Fastest most dynamic football player in the history of this team...
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He totally abused us in the 1st quarter. Pair him up with Joe Mixion and you guys will be punishing. |
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That would have been a nightmare... The emergence of Hill has opened things up for Kelce...Maclin should start to see some one on ones more often too. |
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I just decided early on that she deserved it, so my mind is in a good frame to watch him play. |
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I know! Jamaal Charles Tyreek Hill Jeremy Maclin Travis Kelce Damn! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I changed my mind. Now I like Tyreek Hill.
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I didn't say you have to have faith to have morals etc..but I do think you are pretty ignorant if you want to talk about those things with other people and then want to be offended when religion is brought into the conversation. But go ahead and enjoy being offended for no reason. |
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Knowmo could see his season coming to an end as Hill broke free...suddenly the controller went flying and he slinked off to the basement grounded and humiliated
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Kind of funny Denver's record in close games COMPLETELY flipped this year without those calls only Manning gets...kind of like we said would happen before the season. More proof of what am absolute farce last season was.
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Donkey fans just expressing their future anxiety about what will be happening to them for at least these next 5 yrs. |
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I'll still keep thinking I'd rather have the 2 seed and a bye week as well. ;) |
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Every day I find a new video on him.
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One thing that I find interesting & hasn't been mentioned yet is....
Tyreek scored the first & last TD's of the 2016 season. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Notice how when he is running he does like a little open hand, arm out, shenanigan dance? High school all the way to the Chiefs.
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There is not a player in the league who wants to run this dude. He's faster than his 40 and that's Fn insane. I can't even think of another player who has jets like him. Still cracks me up when I think of Clay's expert prognostication of ByeReek. |
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All this time I've been praising Dorsey for the pick and I was wrong. Kudoes to Senior Airman Austin King for making this pick. |
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Still waiting for the ultimate Tyreek video...maybe after the Super Bowl?
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The Packers are still in the playoffs, why don't azzhole Broncos fans spend their off-season posting SI.com articles about some genuine criminal late-round draft picks? http://www.si.com/longform/true-crim...all-woodfield/ THE I-5 KILLER With the 428th pick in the 1974 NFL draft, the Green Bay Packers selected. . . one of the most violent killers in U.S. history. No one is saying football led Randall Woodfield down his dark path—but did it perhaps deter him from it, at least for a while? BY L. JON WERTHEIM |
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He, along with everyone else, got off to a slow start offensively this season...and then he missed 5 games and it took him a game or two to knock off the rust of a groin injury. And by the time he came back, Andy smartly started to run the offense through Kelce & Hill, leaving Maclin as the 3rd option in an offense designed to spread it around. Still finished with 44 for 536 & 2 TDs in 11 games, and he's still a Top 20-25 WR when healthy... |
I guarantee that Hill would not clear waivers if we cut him tomorrow. I believe there are a few GMs who honestly wouldn't draft him knowing what he would become, but I'm sure there are a few who would take the chance if they had the benefit of hindsight. Ray Rice isn't playing because he was done, not because the NFL grew a conscience.
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Denver might, they've had four players arrested twice for domestic abuse since 2000. Doesn't seem to bother them much. edit: they even have a wife beater in their ring of honor |
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I guarantee that the Broncos would sign him, because their owner would be quite sympathetic.
http://www.denverpost.com/2015/06/04...lence-charges/ John Bowlen, son of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, arrested on domestic violence charges By JESSE PAUL | jpaul@denverpost.com, NICKI JHABVALA | njhabvala@denverpost.com and TROY E. RENCK | trenck@denverpost.com | The Denver Post PUBLISHED: June 4, 2015 at 7:30 am | UPDATED: June 7, 2016 at 11:54 am John Bowlen, the son of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, was arrested Wednesday night on domestic violence charges after he allegedly pushed his girlfriend against a bathroom wall in Glendale, records show. Police say Bowlen’s girlfriend was trying to call police because “of his erratic behavior,” but dropped the phone when she was pushed. Investigators say Bowlen then ended the call. When dispatchers called back, he picked up the phone, an arrest warrant says. “This is the owner of the Denver Broncos. I am sorry. Nothing is wrong,” Bowlen said, according to the warrant. Bowlen is a candidate to take over the team after his father, who is suffering from Alzheimer’s, announced in July he would relinquish his duties and look to transfer ownership to one of his seven children. Bowlen, 29, was held at the Arapahoe County jail overnight on suspicion of third-degree assault and harassment, two Class 3 misdemeanors. He was released Thursday on $1,000 bond on conditions of monitored sobriety and no co-habitation with the victim. His next hearing is scheduled for July 6. Glendale police say they were called to a luxury apartment building on the 4500 block of Cherry Creek Drive South about 10:15 p.m. Wednesday in response to the dropped 911 call. Officers said in an arrest warrant that when they arrived at the apartment they could hear a female crying and a male yelling. “I didn’t do anything wrong and I’m going to call Harvey,” Bowlen said when he opened the door for police, according to the warrant. Bowlen then called a man he said was his lawyer, according to police. Attorney Harvey Steinberg is representing Bowlen. Bowlen’s girlfriend told investigators he had made comments about killing someone and was under the influence of “whippets” — nitrous oxide — and alcohol. She said she had been dating him for about 10 months during which there were “previous incidences of verbal abuse,” the warrant said. The Broncos have placed Bowlen, a marketing employee based out of Sports Authority Field at Mile High, on an indefinite leave of absence, per NFL protocol. “We are disappointed to learn of the matter involving John Bowlen, who is a son of owner Pat Bowlen and an administrative employee with the organization,” the team said in a statement. “While this is a personal issue, he is accountable to all club and league conduct policies. As such, John will be placed on an indefinite leave of absence from the organization.” The Broncos were one of the first teams in the NFL to conduct domestic violence seminars for all employees last season, and Bowlen was required to attend two sessions. In 2003, Bowlen was accused in Glendale of possessing marijuana and drug paraphernalia, but those charges were dismissed by Arapahoe County prosecutors, court records show. In August 2005, Bowlen was arrested by Boulder police on suspicion of driving under the influence, Colorado Bureau of Investigation records show. He pleaded guilty to driving while ability impaired in that case, according to court records. The Broncos’ ownership is in a trust run by Broncos CEO and president Joe Ellis, team counsel Rich Slivka and Denver attorney Mary Kelly. They will make the eventual decision on who takes over the team. Pat Bowlen, 71, has two daughters from his first marriage to Sally Parker. The youngest, Elizabeth “Beth” Bowlen Wallace, 44, is the team’s director of special projects and events. The oldest, Amie Bowlen Klemmer, resides in Hawaii. Pat Bowlen has five children with Annabel Bowlen, to whom he’s been married 35 years. Patrick III, 31, is the facilities coordinator of the Sports Authority Field at Mile High Stadium Management Company. John, named after his uncle, has a master’s degree in business administration with a concentration in sports and entertainment management from the University of Colorado at Denver. Brittany, 25, is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and a part of the NFL’s junior rotational internship program for training on the league’s business side. Pat’s two youngest daughters are Annabel, 22, and Christianna, 17. |
Johnny Bowlen no longer works for the team and possibly pissed away any shot of "owning" the team.
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Oh, wait. We do need a link, though. Here it is: http://denver.cbslocal.com/2016/04/1...of-harassment/ |
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There is literally a guy in the ESPN comments saying shazier is going to cover hill and shut him down.
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