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Thought of the Day: 10 years from now, will Mixon still be vilified?
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(08-09-2017, 04:28 PM)ochocincos Wrote: In practically every national media article related to the Bengals since being drafted, Joe Mixon's incident is brought up.
However, since becoming a Bengal, he's been a model citizen, often going the extra mile to interact with fans and signing autographs after other Bengals have left.
So I started to wonder what the perception of him will be if he stays on this path to redeem himself? Will most people forgive/forget what he did as a teenager and see a story of redemption? Or will they continue to vilify him (and the Bengals organization itself) for that infamous incident?

Your thoughts?

Depends...  If he runs us to the Superbowl...    He might be a Statue.


The young lady involved has forgiven him and went their separate ways... If she can get over what happened... no one else has any reason to be upset about it. except mixon himself @ himself

Really that's about the bottom line of the situation.
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RE: Thought of the Day: 10 years from now, will Mixon still be vilified? - XenoMorph - 08-09-2017, 06:17 PM

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