If he's fully acquitted in the trial (highly unlikely), some team will give him a shot. I hope it's not the Jags. He's not a fit at LEO or five-tech, he's not likely to be a building block (looking for either a pricey multi-year deal or a one-year rental), and the PR headaches that would come with signing him probably aren't worth it.

 

If he's convicted, the PR headache of signing him becomes a PR nightmare. He'll play in the NFL again if he's found guilty; he's too talented not to. It'll probably be for a team that thinks it's one player away from a championship and is willing to throw a ton of money at a guy who's one slap away from a lifetime ban.

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