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The TO-haters will never believe him, but his side of the story seems WAY more plausible than the reports of suicide. Here's a guy that will do almost anything to get himself back on the field, including sleeping in hypobaric (sp?) chambers and such. It makes sense that he would be taking any and all kinds of supplements in order to try and heal quicker. And he probably didn't stop to think if they should be combined with him pain pills. Remember, this is the guy that returned from a broken leg in like 4 weeks to play in the Super Bowl.
Suicide just seems so out of character for him. And the fact that he went out and practiced today and wasn't put on 48 hours of suicide watch like other suicide attempts, just screams that the suicide reports are bullshit.
You know, the suicide reports could be disputed if TO would just show everyone that he still has the pain pills and didn't take them.
It took Michael Irvin to bring common sense to the discussion. No one bothered to check the story -- they just kept jabbering about the police report, as if nothing shady had ever happened with the Dallas police before.
Also there's some real class on this board and it was on full display in this thread......wishing death and harm on someone is far worse than anything T.O. has ever done, so in theory if you do that you're wishing death upon yourself for being a jackass.
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