Quote:Oh I fully understand. I've seen in first hand. I know all the excuses and justifications.


We have no idea if he is blowing lines or not.


Yes, it is incredibly difficult to curb an addiction. This is why I'm surprised you feel good about him getting back on the field especially with news of him being at night clubs and driving around at 3:30 in the morning. It is also much harder to avoid alcohol when you surround yourself around it especially early on in your recovery. You can spin it any way you like, but these aren't good signs.

 

I give Justin the benefit because overall, he is a good human being (we have all seen the E60 with the young girl) who loves playing football. This is his last chance to make it work in the NFL and he knows it. It is for sure a good sign that he can have fun and party with friends without using drugs or alcohol. I'll eat the crow if I am proven wrong, but I really believe that he will be back and our #1 WR.

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