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He's saying that the only way for Z to beat the rap is for his team to prove that he acted in self-defense.

Ok, now I get what you're saying. To me, poking holes in the state's case is not the same as accepting a burden of proof, but whatever.

He has the photos and medical reports. He doesn't really need them anymore to prove that his life was threatened. And he still has witnesses in his corner who back up his side of the story--witnesses who haven't done a sudden 180.

His story hasn't changed; theirs have. The only thing damaged is the witnesses' credibility.

Changing stories create "doubt" in the average juror's mind. Doubt = Z skips.

? If the state is filing charges, the burden of proof is on them. Hell, Z doesn't even have to take the stand. Assuming he has a competent attorney, the witnesses' evolving stories will be attacked on cross.

lol Punk: judge, jury and executioner

Yes, we all know that. Now we have to determine if Z had cause to.

They changed their tune after the media firestorm. Shocking. When you think about it, their flip-flopping works in Z's favor. How can you prove "beyond a reasonable doubt" when even the witnesses are not sure what they saw?

And you can win with "good, not great" DBs. See: NY Giants. You can't win without a reliably consistent pass rush.

Bailey's a likely HOFer, so I can live with that comparison.

No kidding. Mike Jenkins is a "solid cornerback" when healthy. Mo's supposed to be on another level. He better be.

Er, marriage is a privilege, not a right.

Jerry = brain tumor Everyone else: hangnails Keep your eyes on the prize.

The polite term is "Democrats."

lol but of course

1) Personal access to Obama. Does your average blue-collar worker enjoy that? That'd be "no." 2) Pressuring Obama to change his gay marriage stance. Hollywood is notoriously pro-gay marriage, and they were none too happy with Obama's defense of traditional marriage. Furthermore, one in six top...

It might have happened even without Jimmy in the building, but the salary cap combined with free agency defections only made matters worse. If ever there was a bought championship, it was the 1994 Forty Niners (Richard Dent, Deion Sanders, Ken Norton Jr, Tim Harris, Rickey Jackson, Charles Mann...

Professor Burbank dismissed the Redskins and Cowboys challenges to get back salary-cap space they lost.

Didn't Jerry say that Mo was their highest-rated CB coming out of the draft since Deion? Now, that's not the same as saying he's as good as Deion, but this scout also contends that Mo's not in Woodson's, McAlister's, Peterson's, or Bailey's league either. That's worrisome if true.