Tyreek says Mahomes isn’t as accurate as Tua

[EDGECRUSHER]

Honestly I thought the accuracy thing was a given. Tua has always had the reputation of putting the ball on the money more times than not. The two things I got from this podcast is that active players shouldn't be doing podcasts and media will make a huge deal out of nothing. Thank goodness Mahomes and Andy Reid handled it well or this could have gotten much bigger.

They absolutely should not be doing podcasts. The media has very little to do in the offseason but they still need to write columns, so they will jump over everything you say.

[CF DolFan]

Tyreek Hill says he recieved death threats after the comparison. What the hell is wrong with people?

[EDGECRUSHER]

Tyreek Hill says he recieved death threats after the comparison. What the hell is wrong with people?

With billions of people having the ability to send emails, it's not surprising death threats are sent. Highly doubt they are credible, just some complete loser who takes sports way too seriously sending an email with many misspelled words.

[CF DolFan]

With billions of people having the ability to send emails, it's not surprising death threats are sent. Highly doubt they are credible, just some complete loser who takes sports way too seriously sending an email with many misspelled words.

No I get that. I just mean how low IQ do you have to be to think this kind of thing is appropriate? It doesn't matter what side you are on there are tons of idiots doing this kind of thing. Should be a blanket punishment for making death threats where you automatically get 5 years in prison with no chance of passing go and getting out early.

[ArtieChokePhin]

No I get that. I just mean how low IQ do you have to be to think this kind of thing is appropriate? It doesn't matter what side you are on there are tons of idiots doing this kind of thing. Should be a blanket punishment for making death threats where you automatically get 5 years in prison with no chance of passing go and getting out early.

I have friends in the legal profession.  They told me that the State of Florida passed a law making any written threat a second degree felony which is punishable by up to 15 years in prison.  This includes threats sent over electronic communications.

[Spider-Dan]

I have friends in the legal profession.  They told me that the State of Florida passed a law making any written threat a second degree felony which is punishable by up to 15 years in prison.  This includes threats sent over electronic communications.

Your friends sound very knowledgeable and well-informed on this topic.

Maybe they've had a client before who was on one side or the other of one of these types of cases.

[ArtieChokePhin]

Your friends sound very knowledgeable and well-informed on this topic.

Maybe they've had a client before who was on one side or the other of one of these types of cases.

Considering one of them is a secretary in the State Attorney's office for Miami-Dade County, you would be correct on that assumption.

That being said, I really don't see the difference between telling someone to their face that you're gonna beat their ass and texting it to them.  A threat is a threat, regardless of how it's delivered, and it should be dealt with accordingly.

[EDGECRUSHER]

Considering one of them is a secretary in the State Attorney's office for Miami-Dade County, you would be correct on that assumption.

That being said, I really don't see the difference between telling someone to their face that you're gonna beat their ass and texting it to them.  A threat is a threat, regardless of how it's delivered, and it should be dealt with accordingly.

You can argue that a face to face threat could be "heat of the moment" where a written threat requires more thinking. Not saying that is true in every case, but it's an argument the defendant can make.