Jenkins cut for using, "re "

[SpursforSix]

This is re ed

https://apnews.com/0c01a7195325b369be9250f89845d6f2

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J (AP) — The New York Giants waived-injured cornerback Janoris Jenkins on Friday, days after he engaged in a Twitter conversation in which he used offensive language.
Jenkins had said he injured his ankle in Monday night’s loss at Philadelphia that dropped the Giants to 2-11 with nine straight losses. But coach Pat Shurmur made it clear that Jenkins’ actions on social media played a major role in the decision to release him.
Jenkins defended his use of the word “re ” in an exchange with a fan, saying it was acceptable language where he grew up.
“This was an organizational decision,” Shurmur said. “From ownership to management to our football operations, we felt it was in the best interests of the franchise and the player. Obviously, what happened this week, and the refusal to acknowledge the inappropriate and offensive language, was the determining factor.”
Moments after being released, Jenkins tweeted: “Best news ever.. Thank you.”
A former Pro Bowl cornerback, Jenkins signed a five-year, $62 million deal with New York in 2016. He never lived up to his previous performances while with the Rams, however.
Recently, the eight-yeahe also has been highly critical of defensive coordinator James Bettcher and the team’s defensive schemes.

[Robz4000]

The Giants are re ed.

[Millennial_Messiah]

snowflakes. But it probably works to his benefit, even though he loses money he'll get to play in the playoffs with a contender.

Jerry Take a Look? Can't be any worse than Awuzie.

[monosylab1k]

Yeah that’s the main reason why I couldn’t be on an NFL roster, I like saying re too much...

[FrostKing]

Probably cut for stating he's "hood"

This isn't the NBA

[Mark Celibate]

snowflakes. But it probably works to his benefit, even though he loses money he'll get to play in the playoffs with a contender.

Jerry Take a Look? Can't be any worse than Awuzie.

From what I hear, this guy's been garbage ever since that 2016 season. Plus, this guy doesn't fit The Bot's "right kind of guys" mold. Using the word "re " is not a strong enough offense. If this guy did something more egregious like beat women or fail drug tests multiple times (i.e. Greg Hardy and Randy Gregory), The Bot would immediately have a hard-on and give him a look...

[Spurtacular]

This is re ed

https://apnews.com/0c01a7195325b369be9250f89845d6f2

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J (AP) — The New York Giants waived-injured cornerback Janoris Jenkins on Friday, days after he engaged in a Twitter conversation in which he used offensive language.
Jenkins had said he injured his ankle in Monday night’s loss at Philadelphia that dropped the Giants to 2-11 with nine straight losses. But coach Pat Shurmur made it clear that Jenkins’ actions on social media played a major role in the decision to release him.
Jenkins defended his use of the word “re ” in an exchange with a fan, saying it was acceptable language where he grew up.
“This was an organizational decision,” Shurmur said. “From ownership to management to our football operations, we felt it was in the best interests of the franchise and the player. Obviously, what happened this week, and the refusal to acknowledge the inappropriate and offensive language, was the determining factor.”
Moments after being released, Jenkins tweeted: “Best news ever.. Thank you.”
A former Pro Bowl cornerback, Jenkins signed a five-year, $62 million deal with New York in 2016. He never lived up to his previous performances while with the Rams, however.
Recently, the eight-yeahe also has been highly critical of defensive coordinator James Bettcher and the team’s defensive schemes.

This is just an excuse to cut a guy they obviously wanted to cut. In the end, corporate slavery wins out if you want to get back to the social perspective.

[Spurtacular]

[Blake]

He directed it at a fan on social media so I get it. I think most teams would have done the same.

But to be clear, if Barkley says it, they give him a firm finger shake, maybe fine him at most. Just depends on how good he is.