Joey Porter Sparked Change In Big Ben!

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(07-25-2017, 10:21 AM)JS-Steelerfan Wrote: I think most people would agree that it was at the very least a moral failure for him to have been in that situation, whether the allegations are true or not.  But my point (which you are sidestepping as usual), is that your criticism of the 'Steeler-biases' media is off base.  If Arians was his pastor and the outlet that printed the story a more general news source, you might have a point.  But it was a sports story quoting a coach.  And in that context it was not nearly as ridiculous as you originally suggested.

Say you have a boss or coworker who you see out at the bar every night, shows up late to work because he's hungover, and misses days of work because he's been in jail for public intoxication or DUI, can you still say he's a good boss and good leader?  

That rings even more true for athletes like Ben, whose actions are magnified in the news.

A leader wouldn't do those things and compromise the integrity of his team or his ability to be on the field due to suspensions for raping college girls.

So, yes, it is as ridiculous as I claimed.