Cris Carter Advised NFL Rookies To Get A ‘Fall Guy’ To Cover Up Their Crimes

[Enfuego]

http://www.brobible.com/sports/article/cris-carter-nfl-rookies-fall-guy/

 

[razorbackpicks]

I love carter and his story. He often makes fun of some of the idiots and what they do, I have to thin this is one of those hey dumbies, you're going to act a fool at least get another idiot that you can pay to sit in jail!

 

[Mr_Mark]

why not preach, "don't do crimes" ?

 

[doubledeuce22]

What a league

 

[TheComputerGroup]

Lmao@ buying yourself a patsie for your crimes.......well, the rich to do get away with crimes a lot when money/fame & imagination are combined.

 

[UncleMush]

"Hey dipshit, I know you are gonna act like an asshole - find a lesser paid asshole and pass the buck"

 

[PatPatriot]

LMFAO the fuckin nfl always worrying about the integrity of the game. They hire this dumb bastard Carter to tell rookies to get a fall guy. And who's with him Warren Sapp.The biggest piece of shit that ever walked.
You've got to be shitting me.
The fuckin onion couldn't make this up.

 

[UncleMush]

Odds on Cris Carter not having any repercussions?

 

[PatsFan1283]

Sounds like something Tony Soprano would tell Chrissy

 

[DesertNole]

Probably the best advice he has given these imbeciles over the years. Clearly his previous speeches have not resonated with todays NFL hood rat.

 

[JDeuce]

Anyone remember the show Playmakers on ESPN?

The NFL was up in arms and had ESPN take it off the air either right before or after the first season finished. They didn't like how the lives of pro football players were cast in a negative light.

What the league really didn't like was the show content and storylines were a completely accurate portrayal of what their players do. Find me any off-the-field issue one of the fictional players went through and I can probably find a real NFL player having gone through the exact same thing.

I know people who work for the league, and some of the yearly training they go through is hilarious. "Don't go to Vegas! Don't be seen in a sports book! Don't play in fantasy leagues where money changes hands!" I'd guess 70% of their viewers are either into gambling or fantasy. Otherwise, I really doubt most residents of Florida or North Carolina would buy Sunday Ticket or give a shit bout a random Week 9 Seahawks-Vikings matchup.

 

[bounceback]

shit, how much do they pay? lol PM me ill be a fall guy

 

[Willie99]

just a douche being a douche, I loved the player but now he's just another media dipshit.

they become full of themselves

 

[MikeB]

The NFL is turning into the WWE.

 

[PatPatriot]

<cite style="font-style: normal; font-size: 0.9em; color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif;">JayShockblast says:</cite><small style="font-size: 0.9em; clear: both; display: block; margin-bottom: 1em; color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif;">Aug 23, 2015 8:53 PM</small>They’re obviously not distancing themselves that much since he still has a job. I also have no doubt Borland identified the “two retired players” and ESPN chose not to run it. Since we’ve established through Deflategate that you do not need actual evidence to state something as factual, I’m just going to treat it as fact that they covered it up.

yes

 

[PatsFan1283]

Anyone remember the show Playmakers on ESPN?

The NFL was up in arms and had ESPN take it off the air either right before or after the first season finished. They didn't like how the lives of pro football players were cast in a negative light.

What the league really didn't like was the show content and storylines were a completely accurate portrayal of what their players do. Find me any off-the-field issue one of the fictional players went through and I can probably find a real NFL player having gone through the exact same thing.

I know people who work for the league, and some of the yearly training they go through is hilarious. "Don't go to Vegas! Don't be seen in a sports book! Don't play in fantasy leagues where money changes hands!" I'd guess 70% of their viewers are either into gambling or fantasy. Otherwise, I really doubt most residents of Florida or North Carolina would buy Sunday Ticket or give a shit bout a random Week 9 Seahawks-Vikings matchup.

Lol this show was so bad. It had a good premise but ESPN just can't do entertainment like that.

I think if it was an HBO show it could've been decent. Playmakers was just so over the top and cheesy.

 

[Willie99]

Odds on Cris Carter not having any repercussions?

none, they can lie and distort and manipulate and deceive all they want

it's media DNA

 

[MikeB]

Ray Rice and Ray Lewis weren't available.

#firegoodell

 

[PatsFan1283]

Does anyone remember when those cheerleaders on Tampa got into a fight maybe like 6-7 years ago?

I remember watching this live, Carter gets on TV and he was like "If you let them date the players then this wouldn't happen" or something crazy like that.

I liked him ever since.