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Woman-punching negro drafted for Cincinnati Bengals
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May 12, 2017, 1:02:51 PM5/12/17
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It hasn't been too long since such a nigger would've become a tree
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Drafting woman-puncher already blowing up on Bengals
By Associated Press
April 29, 2017 | 1:44pm
CINCINNATI — The Bengals are facing a backlash over their decision to draft
running back Joe Mixon, who punched a woman in the face while at Oklahoma.
Cincinnati added to its reputation for embracing players with troubled
histories when they took Mixon in the second round on Friday night. Even
before Mixon arrived in town, the choice was getting panned.
WCPO-TV posted an editorial on Saturday saying the club had gone too far
this time. The editorial urged fans to stop buying Bengals tickets and
instead donate the money to organizations that work to prevent violence
against women.
Bengals owner Mike Brown has a fondness for trying to rehabilitate players
with off-field problems. The club signed linebacker Vontaze Burfict after
every team passed on him in the 2012 draft, and he wound up suspended by the
NFL for illegal hits. Cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones was arrested again this
offseason on misdemeanor charges including assault for a confrontation at a
downtown hotel.
The local television station’s editorial said that it was “disgraceful” to
draft Mixon, who also was suspended for a game last season over a
confrontation with a parking attendant
“Enough is enough, Bengals,” the editorial said. “We can excuse another
season without winning a playoff game. We can’t excuse drafting a player
like Joe Mixon.”
The Bengals planned to make Mixon available to the media when he arrived in
town on Saturday, but said it would be the only chance to ask him about his
past. Future interviews will be restricted by the club to football-related
questions, part of the club’s efforts to take the focus off Mixon’s past
conduct.
“He gets an opportunity to move forward and write his script from there on,”
coach Marvin Lewis said on Friday night.
http://nypost.com/2017/04/29/drafting-woman-puncher-already-blowing-up-on-bengals/
ornament...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M8n2CKqRB0
Drafting woman-puncher already blowing up on Bengals
By Associated Press
April 29, 2017 | 1:44pm
CINCINNATI — The Bengals are facing a backlash over their decision to draft
running back Joe Mixon, who punched a woman in the face while at Oklahoma.
Cincinnati added to its reputation for embracing players with troubled
histories when they took Mixon in the second round on Friday night. Even
before Mixon arrived in town, the choice was getting panned.
WCPO-TV posted an editorial on Saturday saying the club had gone too far
this time. The editorial urged fans to stop buying Bengals tickets and
instead donate the money to organizations that work to prevent violence
against women.
Bengals owner Mike Brown has a fondness for trying to rehabilitate players
with off-field problems. The club signed linebacker Vontaze Burfict after
every team passed on him in the 2012 draft, and he wound up suspended by the
NFL for illegal hits. Cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones was arrested again this
offseason on misdemeanor charges including assault for a confrontation at a
downtown hotel.
The local television station’s editorial said that it was “disgraceful” to
draft Mixon, who also was suspended for a game last season over a
confrontation with a parking attendant
“Enough is enough, Bengals,” the editorial said. “We can excuse another
season without winning a playoff game. We can’t excuse drafting a player
like Joe Mixon.”
The Bengals planned to make Mixon available to the media when he arrived in
town on Saturday, but said it would be the only chance to ask him about his
past. Future interviews will be restricted by the club to football-related
questions, part of the club’s efforts to take the focus off Mixon’s past
conduct.
“He gets an opportunity to move forward and write his script from there on,”
coach Marvin Lewis said on Friday night.
http://nypost.com/2017/04/29/drafting-woman-puncher-already-blowing-up-on-bengals/
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