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13 minutes ago, K-GunJimKelly12 said:

I agree with most of this but these guys live in a world that most of us could not possibly understand.  With the wealth and celebrity of these athletes, there are people lined up to take advantage of them.  People whose entire goal in developing relationships with these athletes is to extract as much dough as possible.  When the athletes cut them off, there are some that will do unscrupulous things to keep that flow of money coming in.

 

I certainly agree with all of this too.  And like I said in other posts, I am by no means condemning him or presuming him to be guilty.  Just saying that I don't think any of us can fully dismiss this as just a money grab only.  

7 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

 

I dont think it does. Because any team trading for him isnt going to take the allegations at face value; they will investigate themselves and talk to NFL. 

 

These allegations have been around since summer and NFL did nothing (Commissioners Exempt list)

 

Well remember his contract and age too, on top of the allegations.  Look what happened with Zeke, he was never even in legal trouble and still got suspended off of allegations. So I think this would kill his trade value, not saying he cant be traded, but I think the return is going to be lower than it could have been.  

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2 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

I certainly agree with all of this too.  And like I said in other posts, I am by no means condemning him or presuming him to be guilty.  Just saying that I don't think any of us can fully dismiss this as just a money grab only.  

 

Well remember his contract and age too, on top of the allegations.  Look what happened with Zeke, he was never even in legal trouble and still got suspended off of allegations. So I think this would kill his trade value, not saying he cant be traded, but I think the return is going to be lower than it could have been.  

 

What would he pull without the allegations? A 4th. Maybe a 3rd (doubt it). 

 

Still can get that value by adding conditions to it ala Gordon trade 

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Just now, joesixpack said:

 

That's what we do in the USA.

 

Or at least we used to.

 

 

Thats when on trial in a court of law.  They have to be proven guilty to be convicted.  Law is about what you can prove, not what you know.  We all know OJ is a murderer, but the prosecution failed to prove it without a reasonable doubt.  You can know something and still struggle to prove it to a level of criminal conviction.  

 

But this is not currently a criminal trial, this is a topic of discussion where people form thoughts and opinions based on whats available.  And right now, there is just no way we can just assume he is innocent and she made it all up.  Just like none of us can say he is certainly guilty as there is no where near the evidence to show he is guilty of any of the allegations.    

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2 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

Thats when on trial in a court of law.  They have to be proven guilty to be convicted.  Law is about what you can prove, not what you know.  We all know OJ is a murderer, but the prosecution failed to prove it without a reasonable doubt.  You can know something and still struggle to prove it to a level of criminal conviction.  

 

But this is not currently a criminal trial, this is a topic of discussion where people form thoughts and opinions based on whats available.  And right now, there is just no way we can just assume he is innocent and she made it all up.  Just like none of us can say he is certainly guilty as there is no where near the evidence to show he is guilty of any of the allegations.    

 

So if I'm understanding correctly, if I were to say these women were clearly out to get something from McCoy I'd be just as correct as you?

 

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1 minute ago, joesixpack said:

 

So if I'm understanding correctly, if I were to say these women were clearly out to get something from McCoy I'd be just as correct as you?

 

 

Everyone involved with this fiasco - with the exception of the son - is a !@#$ing scumbag.

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Mccoy seems to not even be near the "reasonable doubt" territory.  There has been pretty much nothing, and i doubt mccoy and his friends are master criminals who are capable of the perfect crime.  

 

The constant pr battle and posturing for money make the victim here look bad (as well as the morphed story)

 

Im not even a "protect the bills at all costs" guy.  When this first broke, i felt like it didnt look good for mccoy.  

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Just now, joesixpack said:

 

So if I'm understanding correctly, if I were to say these women were clearly out to get something from McCoy I'd be just as correct as you?

 

 

What am I correct about?  I didn't say he is guilty...I said that its simply too soon to say he is or isnt involved in this.  

 

And you can absolutely say these women are out to get something from McCoy, its entirely plausible...just like its plausible he was involved...or that its plausible that its BOTH.  I mean, you do realize that right?  Its very plausible that DC is, and has been, trying to get things out of McCoy and he took an extreme measure in response.  Wouldn't be the first time an athlete made a poor decision.  

 

So again, I am not pushing anything here in terms of what happened, I am just saying I think its premature to 100% dismiss the possibility of McCoys involvement 

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2 minutes ago, joesixpack said:

 

I'm in no mood to draw a moral equivalence between shady and the women. Burden is on them to prove it.

 

 

I don't know (or care) if he did what he's being accused of ... he's still a scumbag.

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14 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

 

What would he pull without the allegations? A 4th. Maybe a 3rd (doubt it). 

 

Still can get that value by adding conditions to it ala Gordon trade 

 

I think a 4th given his age and contract would have been a reasonable epectation, but Beane has gotten people to pay more for guys I thought we get a lot less for, so I would think a 3rd would be possible.  But 4th is what I always kind of assumed would be what we would get.  And at this point, I would take a 4th for McCoy.  I wasnt interested in trading him before, but we are not going anywhere this year and I dont expect him to be a Bill next year, might as well get a 4th and see if Murphy can be a lead back or if we need to draft/sign one next year.  

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6 minutes ago, joesixpack said:

I'm in no mood to draw a moral equivalence between shady and the women. Burden is on them to prove it.

 

Fair. 

 

As for me, between the Party Bus incident, the nightclub incident, the way Shady tweeted about his babymomma ("Dirty alley girl") when his son was young and failed to support them initially, I'm at "where there's smoke there's fire" and ready to say Shady's looking pretty scummy.  But that's just me.

 

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2 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

I think a 4th given his age and contract would have been a reasonable epectation, but Beane has gotten people to pay more for guys I thought we get a lot less for, so I would think a 3rd would be possible.  But 4th is what I always kind of assumed would be what we would get.  And at this point, I would take a 4th for McCoy.  I wasnt interested in trading him before, but we are not going anywhere this year and I dont expect him to be a Bill next year, might as well get a 4th and see if Murphy can be a lead back or if we need to draft/sign one next year.  

 

And you can still get that compensation with the Allegations. Structure it like Gordons with compensation going back if suspended like 4th goes to third with no suspension. Drops to 6th is suspended x amount of games in 2018

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I'm going to hold a press conference next week. I have information that McCoy may have created the ebola virus in his biological weapons lab. I have heard from other mad scientists that he created similar biological weapons. I know that he is the person behind this!

 

I am offering 40,000 Iranian Rials for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible, whomever they are, even though I just said it was McCoy.

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16 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

What am I correct about?  I didn't say he is guilty...I said that its simply too soon to say he is or isnt involved in this.  

 

And you can absolutely say these women are out to get something from McCoy, its entirely plausible...just like its plausible he was involved...or that its plausible that its BOTH.  I mean, you do realize that right?  Its very plausible that DC is, and has been, trying to get things out of McCoy and he took an extreme measure in response.  Wouldn't be the first time an athlete made a poor decision.  

 

So again, I am not pushing anything here in terms of what happened, I am just saying I think its premature to 100% dismiss the possibility of McCoys involvement 

And yet it’s not too soon for Cordon to say he is or for Shady to say he isn’t. 

 

Funny how the court of public opinion works. 

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30 minutes ago, Koko78 said:

 

I am offering 40,000 Iranian Rials for information leading to the arrest of the person responsible, whomever they are, even though I just said it was McCoy.

 

That's 95 cents.

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LeSean McCoy's Ex Blasts NFL Star, You're a Monster (2:10)

 

LeSean McCoy's ex-girlfriend has DOUBLED the reward for information leading to the arrest of her attacker to $40,000 ... and once again, pointed the finger at the NFL running back.
 
Delicia Cordon held a press conference detailing the violent July 9 incident when a masked man broke into her home, pistol whipped her multiple times ... and stole expensive pieces of jewelry. 
 
Cordon says she believes McCoy orchestrated the attack -- pointing to the fact her assailant was looking for specific items LeSean had gifted her in the past.
 
No arrests have been made and McCoy has denied having any involvement -- but Cordon doesn't believe him.
 
"I live my life in fear. Everyday not knowing if I’m walking past the man who savagely attacked me," she said.
 
"LeSean said he’s gonna deal with all this after his season -- I don’t have that option. I have to deal with this every day."
 
Cordon says McCoy is not cooperating with the investigation and refuses to hand over security footage from the night of the attack.
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1 hour ago, K-9 said:

And yet it’s not too soon for Cordon to say he is or for Shady to say he isn’t. 

 

Funny how the court of public opinion works. 

 

No offense, but what?  How does that comment make sense to you?  She and her allegations are the story, so how is that relevant to your comment?      

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4 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

No offense, but what?  How does that comment make sense to you?  She and her allegations are the story, so how is that relevant to your comment?      

Wonder what the Folks here destoying McCoy are saying about Kavenaugh??? hmmmmm

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1 minute ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

No offense, but what?  How does that comment make sense to you?  She and her allegations are the story, so how is that relevant to your comment?      

I agree with your premise that it’s too soon to say who is or who isn’t involved and I found it ironic that the principals involved have no problem saying who is and who isn’t. Just a general comment on the court of public opinion and the campaigns waged by both sides to influence that. I guess I wasn’t clear enough. Sorry for any confusion. 

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1 hour ago, K-9 said:

I agree with your premise that it’s too soon to say who is or who isn’t involved and I found it ironic that the principals involved have no problem saying who is and who isn’t. Just a general comment on the court of public opinion and the campaigns waged by both sides to influence that. I guess I wasn’t clear enough. Sorry for any confusion. 

 

Its all good...and like I said, I at no point and pointing the finger at McCoy here as if he is guilty, but I do find it concerning that other women seem to be coming out against him.  Just think it would be naive of us to assume its all made up right now until more information comes out.  McCoy hasn't been the poster boy of squeaky clean either, and even the real poster boy of Squeaky Clean, Peyton Manning, has skeletons in his closet.  

1 hour ago, MAJBobby said:

Wonder what the Folks here destoying McCoy are saying about Kavenaugh??? hmmmmm

 

Whose destroying McCoy?  I haven't really seen anyone doing that other than his accusers.  

 

And as far as Kavenuagh goes, its also too early to make judgements IMO there either.  I do admit that I find it hilarious when I see those defending him using his legal career as evidence on the kind of person he is.  There are plenty of terrible people who work as attorneys, judges, etc in all levels of our legal system...just like in our Churches where some Priests pray on young children.  Your profession does not in any way define your character, terrible people are capable of obtaining any career they want just like anyone else.  So his career is not a defense of the allegations.  Does not mean the allegations are true, but his career arc doesn't dismiss said allegations either.  

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2 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

LeSean McCoy's Ex Blasts NFL Star, You're a Monster (2:10)

 

LeSean McCoy's ex-girlfriend has DOUBLED the reward for information leading to the arrest of her attacker to $40,000 ... and once again, pointed the finger at the NFL running back.
 
Delicia Cordon held a press conference detailing the violent July 9 incident when a masked man broke into her home, pistol whipped her multiple times ... and stole expensive pieces of jewelry. 
 
Cordon says she believes McCoy orchestrated the attack -- pointing to the fact her assailant was looking for specific items LeSean had gifted her in the past.
 
No arrests have been made and McCoy has denied having any involvement -- but Cordon doesn't believe him.
 
"I live my life in fear. Everyday not knowing if I’m walking past the man who savagely attacked me," she said.
 
"LeSean said he’s gonna deal with all this after his season -- I don’t have that option. I have to deal with this every day."
 
Cordon says McCoy is not cooperating with the investigation and refuses to hand over security footage from the night of the attack.

 

These folks are bound and determined to try this in the "court of public opinion".  What they want is for Goodell to put McCoy on the exempt list, or for McCoy to feel that it's going that way and try to negotiate it away.

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5 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

These folks are bound and determined to try this in the "court of public opinion".  What they want is for Goodell to put McCoy on the exempt list, or for McCoy to feel that it's going that way and try to negotiate it away.

 

They are like flies buzzing around a [cash] cow.   

 

If the cow (Shady) doesn't care what they say or do, then they'll eventually starve or have to move on to the next cow....

 

5 hours ago, Cugalabanza said:

This is not going to end well for Shady.

 

Why?   His attorney, Don Samuel, is one of the best in the nation.   Delicia's, not so much.

 

She can rant and rave to the media all she wants, but if Shady was in any jeopardy, his legal team would have countered it by now...    

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42 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

Its all good...and like I said, I at no point and pointing the finger at McCoy here as if he is guilty, but I do find it concerning that other women seem to be coming out against him.  Just think it would be naive of us to assume its all made up right now until more information comes out.  McCoy hasn't been the poster boy of squeaky clean either, and even the real poster boy of Squeaky Clean, Peyton Manning, has skeletons in his closet.  

 

Whose destroying McCoy?  I haven't really seen anyone doing that other than his accusers.  

 

And as far as Kavenuagh goes, its also too early to make judgements IMO there either.  I do admit that I find it hilarious when I see those defending him using his legal career as evidence on the kind of person he is.  There are plenty of terrible people who work as attorneys, judges, etc in all levels of our legal system...just like in our Churches where some Priests pray on young children.  Your profession does not in any way define your character, terrible people are capable of obtaining any career they want just like anyone else.  So his career is not a defense of the allegations.  Does not mean the allegations are true, but his career arc doesn't dismiss said allegations either.  

I agree with you but would also argue that ESPECIALLY politicians/lawyers/judgesand those in power/authority are more likely to be despicable on the inside. They tend to value power, status and their own ambitions higher than other things which is probably why they excel in those fields. Normal people just arnt' cut out for it.

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52 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

These folks are bound and determined to try this in the "court of public opinion".  What they want is for Goodell to put McCoy on the exempt list, or for McCoy to feel that it's going that way and try to negotiate it away.

 

It sure seems that way. 

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LeSean McCoy’s Accuser Speaks; NFL Remains Silent

 

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By JENNY VRENTAS  September 21, 2018
 
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. — On Friday morning, in a suburb northeast of Atlanta, Delicia Cordon spoke publicly for the first time about the violent home invasion that she believes her former boyfriend, Bills running back LeSean McCoy, helped set up, to force her from the home they once shared and to collect items of jewelry he’d given to her during their two-year relationship.
 
Cordon was flanked by her lawyers at the office of a private investigator she has hired to help determine who broke into the five-bedroom home on Hickory Pass in Milton, Ga., where she lived with her two children. Shortly after 3 a.m. on July 10, she says, the intruder entered the house without any sign of forced entry; struck her and Elizabeth Donald, a longtime friend who was staying with her, with a handgun; and demanded specific items of jewelry that McCoy had gifted Cordon for her birthday two years earlier. At one point, she says, the intruder used wirecutters to cut a bracelet off her wrist.
 
McCoy was training in Miami at the time of the attack and has strongly denied allegations that he was involved. Cordon and her lawyers did not present any direct evidence linking McCoy to the attack, nor was it clear if their private investigation has turned up any such information. But they made it evident they believe he was involved and expressed frustration at the pace of the police investigation, what they say is McCoy’s lack of cooperation in the investigation, and the fact that the NFL has not reached out to Cordon about what happened that night.
 
“To be clear, very clear, I believe that LeSean McCoy was involved in the attack,” said Cordon, who gave an opening statement at a small press conference but did not take any questions. “The LeSean McCoy that I know behind closed doors is totally different than the LeSean McCoy in front of cameras.”
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