Oh boy. *grabs popcorn

McDaniels was terrible in Denver, accepted and then backed out at the last minute in Indianapolis, and then still got another chance with Las Vegas.

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yeah it’s actually quite important when a person who comes from a community similar to yours, looks like you, and is someone that many people look up to shares that it’s okay to be vulnerable and it doesn’t make you weak to seek help

no one is “making it about race,” they’re simply notating a fact that’s relevant to the situation

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No one cares, he belongs in prison

He has like a dozen domestic violence incidents and multiple duis he's a pos.

Or just read the comments on the post he commented on, like I did to find out who it was.

Who?

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From the article:

"In the aftermath of the quake, Hatayspor initially reported Atsu had been rescued "with injuries", but a day later that position changed."

This asshole nearly killed somebody, and has faced barely any discipline. This thug should be in fucking prison

Almost like you could have clicked the link to the article and had the answer to your question.

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You could of not been a chode about it 😘

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I knew I was confused for good reason - I remember reading he had been reported found alive last week:

USA Today

Bruh grammar literally does not matter on the internet lol + merriam webster says you can use it

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I mean on a post about someone dying, that’s what you comment? That’s you’re gripe?

I grew up with him. He’s such a nice guy. I’m proud of him for taking his mental health seriously 😀

Yes, Atsu Found. Surely a great man.

Because someone wanted to kill Marshall and shot someone else on accident is Marshall taking a life? What are you talking about?

"You would not be wrong to call the murder of Darrent Williams a simple case of mistaken identity. The evidence suggests that Little Willie meant to open fire on Marshall's limousine -- that he thought the white Hummer was Marshall's limousine. The trial judge found this a likely explanation, and so did Marshall when he talked to the police. While educated guesses can be made about how this knowledge affected Marshall (an ESPN report showed he had some 12 encounters with police in the 27 months after the shooting, most of them domestic disturbances), it didn't stop him from becoming a superstar. Darrent Williams's friends believed Williams was destined for the Pro Bowl. Brandon Marshall went instead, and last year he signed a five-year deal with the Dolphins worth more than $47 million." https://www.browardpalmbeach.com/news/is-brandon-marshall-responsible-for-the-murder-of-former-teammate-darrent-williams-6464159

How in the world is he responsible?