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backrow · 04-04-2006, 09:55 AM

I for one, never looked at this case as "Thug-ery". I only look at what is known from news reports. He-said vs. He-said.

The rest of the story, ST staying in Miami, missing team work-outs during off-season, hanging with his buddies, and such is all chalked up to a lot of youthfulness, and big-headedness. None of this other stuff is criminal at all. In fact, he had probably cultivated his friendships and associations throughout his formative and college years. All will be worked out over time, after ST realizes his home-boys, are really his Redskin teammates.

Reports even had him working out at the U last year, while missing work-outs here! A trade-off of sorts, because working out anywhere is actually a good thing!

The earlier DUI (Dismissed), and the spitting incident (NFL Fine), are not related at all to the He-said vs. He-said ATV incident.

One known constant in all of this, is the Lawyer for the Prosecution is using this "High Profile" case for his own betterment. He wants to be seen as a Tough-guy! Everyone wants his 15 minutes of fame!

04-04-2006, 09:55 AM	#6
backrow The Starter Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: 36.28 x 76.22 Age: 73 Posts: 1,812	Re: Taylor & Courts I for one, never looked at this case as "Thug-ery". I only look at what is known from news reports. He-said vs. He-said. The rest of the story, ST staying in Miami, missing team work-outs during off-season, hanging with his buddies, and such is all chalked up to a lot of youthfulness, and big-headedness. None of this other stuff is criminal at all. In fact, he had probably cultivated his friendships and associations throughout his formative and college years. All will be worked out over time, after ST realizes his home-boys, are really his Redskin teammates. Reports even had him working out at the U last year, while missing work-outs here! A trade-off of sorts, because working out anywhere is actually a good thing! The earlier DUI (Dismissed), and the spitting incident (NFL Fine), are not related at all to the He-said vs. He-said ATV incident. One known constant in all of this, is the Lawyer for the Prosecution is using this "High Profile" case for his own betterment. He wants to be seen as a Tough-guy! Everyone wants his 15 minutes of fame! __________________ '37, '42, '83, '88, '92. Championship!