The story has a happy ending. He grew up to found his company:

This needs more stars.

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We did nothing after that. We will pay for a good story (email us!), but a college kid smoking weed is not a story at all.

No. Why is that relevant?

I watched every game that he played in. That’s why I don’t believe the conventional wisdom that you’re spouting, which many sports pundits repeated without actually watching him play.

Emma, what do you think of Wild Things 2?

Back when they had that line, Colt McCoy and Cousins got sacked a lot too.

That’s a good argument for not publicly blaming your line when you get sacked — which, by the way, RG3 never did, that I recall.

But apologizing for getting sacked so much is something I don’t recall any QB ever doing. Odd that anyone would critize RG3 for that now.

Interesting. So I guess RG3 had some supporters on this team after all.

For getting SACKED about a thousand times?

“The press conference was unprecedented, and it showed a little b—- in him,” Cooley said. “Not that he is that as a person, but it showed that characteristic, of ‘I can be a little b—- if I need to be a little b—-.”

I’ve heard a lot of interesting gripes from athletes in my time. But “Our quarterback should publicly blame himself more for getting sacked so much” is a new one on me, I must admit.

Dan Steinberg, the Washington Post’s Guy Who Transcribes Cooley Saying Bad Things About RGIII

OK, now he’s REALLY in trouble.

This entire post appears to be written from the assumption that this really happened — that is, that Bowie actually slept with a 15-year-old Lori Maddox, as she claims. But how do we really know that’s true? Did Bowie himself ever confirm it?

Because they are both highly-paid “All-star” *[black]* NFL quarterbacks?

So leaders shouldn’t celebrate? Hmm. Ok, if you say so.

Why can’t Cam Newton be more like Russel Wilson???

Cam is not some random LB or RB or diva WR.