04-29-2017, 09:38 AM
(04-29-2017, 09:15 AM)bengalbiff Wrote: Except that for some domestic violence hits close to home and will always be something they remember. I've always advocated for players to be able to move on after an incident especially if they paid the price for their actions but this is different. I admit it's because of seeing my dad wail on my mom as a kid but that never goes away.
I understand where you're coming from, and respect that.
We can only hope for the best with Joe, that he will work the rest of his time with the Bengals to prove that one terrible action does not define him. That he understands the stigma that comes with his poor decision. And that, while that incident will always be apart of him, he doesn't have to always be that dumb kid whose temper got the best of him.
