Jesse

I personally view my jersey's as my personal history of being a fan. As I look back through the closet, it reminds me of the different teams/games. 

The week of the East Final.
It's all in there.  East Final was Nov 11 so the major escalation of events was that week.  Remember the game was on Saturday.
 

Great LBs.
My claim to fame is my gold Cory Watson jersey.

Yep. 
 
idk how or why that keeps happening. 

he was a #1 pick wasn't he? Nothing wrong with that. I bought a jersey off ebay that is Henoc on one side and Cauchy on the other... autographed by both. It's not something I'd ever wear, but I definitely have it on the wall (now that he's retired...) 

I mean, our team is full of guys of have been here forever. 

I mean, our team is full of guys of have been here forever. 

Makes me wonder if they refused to acknowledge her complaints and this is more about holding her abuser accountable than about money. 

So we just accept that's how the world is that's that?? **** that ****. Long overdue for change and this is how it starts. You punish the assholes who maintain the status quo and teach them what's acceptable, regardless of testosterone or estrogen. 

It's not the reality because **itty people keep making excuses and blaming the victims. 

Makes me wonder if they refused to acknowledge her complaints and this is more about holding her abuser accountable than about money. 

"she was asking for it!"
 
god there's some shitty attitudes that still exist in the world. 

this is a HORIBLE take..... "boys will be boys"..... no. Society needs to change so that women can feel comfortable working in any situation..... 

If she was my daughter I'd advise taking a job working intimately with 100 football players with no other women in sight was not a good idea, something was bound to happen, and it did.  For cripes sake, her contract only paid $25,000, she could have made more in any other situation.

I don't think I agree with victim shaming.

It's hard to really speak to this. Walters took the high road in his comments. Just said Jackson was 100% right, and it's a very difficult situation.
I wonder if there was more communication than either will admit but it was exactly along the lines of, "we don't know if we can offer you a contractor how much we will left over for you". And then he also didn't receive much interest in FA (which does surprise me, tbh). 
In a perfect world, I would love these vets to be treated as well as possible on the way out. If we didn't have plans to sign him, or knew it would be a clear pay cut, I would prefer it if we had made that clear from the outset. But maybe we did and Jackson/agent just didn't really believe it. But even though Jackson feels disappointed right now, it all seems like everyone is walking away in a mostly professional manner as they part ways.

If the club had this documentation we wouldn't be having the conversation, no lawyer would pursue this in court after being presented and verifying the veracity of the documents.
My guess there were other conditions to the settlement that were not financial they they would not agree too.
 

If she's asking for 85,000, doesn't she realize that's 50 years of gate receipts for the Argos? 
Seriously though, some of the comments here make me think that some of you have neither daughters, sisters or mothers.  Yeah, women go public with complaints like this because they just love all the attention that it creates for them...  Considering that by doing this, she's likely going to have almost zero chance of working in professional sports again (at least in the male side of things) I'd tend to think that rather than rushing to support Kelly or the team, a better response would be to demand that the team get to the bottom of this and if true, that several heads need to roll. 

Well, this seemingly happened and they were told not to open that can of worms.
If the the lawsuit has been filed, they already tried to handle it quietly and the club refused.

Exhibit A) Discrediting the victim.
(this makes it easier to harass them later without guilt)

When victims are made public, especially when attacking professional athletes, they are shamed, assaulted, vilified. This just happened to the woman who accused Jackson Mahomes of assault. She went through so much abuse that she stopped cooperating with police and the charges were dropped. Naming the accuser does nothing but encourage people to keep their mouths shut and let "boys be boys".
Suggesting anything else is BS, imo. 
 

When victims are made public, especially when attacking professional athletes, they are shamed, assaulted, vilified. This just happened to the woman who accused Jackson Mahomes of assault. She went through so much abuse that she stopped cooperating with police and the charges were dropped. Naming the accuser does nothing but encourage people to keep their mouths shut and let "boys be boys".
Suggesting anything else is BS, imo. 
 

I don't think I agree with victim shaming.

Considering the money she's asking for is not in anyway life changing. I have a hard time buying that she's only doing this for a quick payday.
She should have went to someone high up in the club to get this settled.....someone like....Murphy perhaps.

Well, this seemingly happened and they were told not to open that can of worms.
If the the lawsuit has been filed, they already tried to handle it quietly and the club refused.