This is all we need right now. Yay.

Hey, Tennessee! How long do you want to stretch this out? A seventh-rounder doesn’t sound so bad now, does it?

...But here’s something I don’t understand. If it’s true that this guy was given “hush money”, then why the f&@$ is he talking?

While I myself am the last person to want Pacman on my team, I still believe some fairness needs to be involved.

Pacman was part of a very bad situation, one that he himself almost single-handedly started. However, he himself did not pull the trigger. Whether he told someone too, well, innocent before proven guilty. He hasn’t even been charged with anything to do with the actual shooting.

As far as the extortion part goes: Your title is VERY misleading and does not convey the true nature of the story. The “extortionist” in this case would be the shooter himself, who got a hold of Pacman through third parties in order to extort money from him in exchange for staying quiet. Quiet about what, who knows, but it can’t be too incriminating if Pacman himself is visiting the police and picking the guy out of a lineup. Until some formal charges are levied against him in direct relation to the shooting, you can’t start throwing words and phrases around that are not true.

I am not a Pacman apologist. I do believe he belongs in the NFL at this point of his life, and I do not think he has fully learned the error of his ways. I think that he did something VERY bad and immature (making it rain) without caring about the consequences and the results were disastrous and heartbreaking.

I changed the title. My baddd.

I see this whole thing as a positive business wise; if the Boys do decide to invest in Pacman this certainly will drop the price all things remaining equal….

Very good point – Pacman just got a lot cheaper.

Look, just give individuals enough time and two things will be evident: 1) Their integrity will hold up or 2) They will bury themselves. Just give Pacman enough time and we’ll attend his burial in the NFL.

is a beast.